Description

Together, the Frilinglei and Baillet-Latourlei form the main axes of Vriesdonk, a residential villa district. Named after Count Ferdinand de Baillet-Latour, the avenue is located behind the Sint-Michielscollege, close to central functions and surrounded by wide, tree-lined avenues - one of the most sought-after locations in Brasschaat.

In the early 1950s, architect Louis Michielsens designed a stately, neo-classical building on this beautiful, wide plot. He integrated all the characteristics of this architectural movement: pure straight lines, symmetry and harmony in block-like building volumes.

You notice this as soon as you enter the entrance hall with guest toilet. In the beautiful country kitchen with Quooker and imposing Rangemaster cooker, you imagine yourself in a British mansion or southern French manor house - including a handy mud room for arranging flowers or leaving your walking shoes after a walk. Spacious cellar directly accessible from the kitchen for storage and reserve, wine racks, craft workshop and laundry room.  

In the cosily laid-out living room you can enjoy the fireplace on either side of the seating area, dining room and TV corner, and the landscaped garden with garage, pool house, sauna, jacuzzi and terrace is a summer and winter feast.  The central oak tree, witness to Brasschaat's once wooded past, provides refreshing shade in summer and connects you to nature throughout the seasons.
Currently, the building plot of 598 m/2 behind it, already subdivided, forms part of the garden.  Those who wish can create another complete new-build home on the adjoining, already subdivided building plot with entrance via Ternincklei.

On +1: master with dressing room, bathroom (bath, large rain shower, toilet) and two spacious children's bedrooms with their own bathroom. Separate toilet on the hallway. Fixed stairs to the second floor, with room for one large bedroom and ev. extra bathroom plus additional office or small bedroom no.5.