Description

Almost every house in Cardinal Mercierlei is protected as a townscape because of the architectural-historical value of the houses. A fine example of 19th-century neoclassicism.
This quiet one-way street in the heart of Berchem could not be better located with arterial roads, schools, several parks and supermarkets around the corner. 

Let the beautiful façade of this townhouse be a foreshadowing of what awaits you inside. The entrance hall charms immediately, with original tiles and moulures. Clean white walls and warm wood play a game of light and warmth, a constant throughout the house. As in the connecting living space, with high ceilings and herringbone parquet flooring. Furthermore, a fully fitted kitchen, with access to the garden. Practically all the back wall is glass, so natural light flows in smoothly and the garden becomes part of the space.

On the first floor you will find the huge master bedroom with space for a dressing room and an ensuite bathroom. Here, too, you can enjoy the sun on the terrace.

Above that, two more spacious bedrooms. Plenty of room to let your creativity run wild: an extra dressing room or living space perhaps? Even a second bathroom is perfectly possible.
The top floor is a huge mansard that could serve as an office or playroom, with the possibility of a sunny roof terrace to crown the whole house.

Finally, a large basement.