Description

In a coveted, central location close to Zele and Zandberg station, with breakfast bistro De Kroon to get your day off to a leisurely start, and Café Caban to round off the evening in ambience. Moreover, Zele is almost right in the middle between Ghent and Antwerp, not far from central cities Lokeren, Sint-Niklaas, Dendermonde and Aalst.

This stylish, semi-open building was designed in 1941 by architect Rudolf Keppens. It became a paragon of art deco, with yellow facade stone, colourful stained glass and elegant, black wrought iron. Both floor plan and stained glass windows were designed by the owner of the house, in consultation with the architect. Today, this large house can be completely renovated - which means: space in abundance for your own interpretation. Those who sink their teeth into this will get a beautiful, utterly charming family home in its place.

The spacious entrance hall leads to the living room with beautiful round arches and marble fireplace. From the extension with kitchen, you get a nice view of the green garden. On the first floor (accessible via stairs from the entrance hall and the kitchen) are four spacious bedrooms and the bathroom. The now unfinished second floor, under the roof, is a completely blank canvas, with all possibilities to design everything according to your own wishes. 

Furthermore, there is a lovely green garden, an extra large garage that easily fits four cars, a cellar and a nice front garden with cast-iron ornamental fence.

Will you give this beautiful art deco home the love it needs?