Description

At cycling and walking distance from Kalmthout-Dorp, close to Arboretum and Kalmthoutse Heide, a blissful place for hikers and nature lovers. Kalmthout once grew up around the little green square that is right on your doorstep. Charming bonus: this is a starting point of the famous Camino to Santiago de Compostella. 

The architects who took this functional 1950s family home in hand made the most of every square metre. The industrial look they chose for it adds cool, modern character. The spacious kitchen is the first thing that catches the eye when you step inside: a full-size kitchen island, lots of bespoke cabinetry, seamlessly recessed ceiling spotlights and the guest toilet, cleverly hidden in the cupboard wall. 

The side door opens onto the terrace, where you can enjoy breakfast in the morning sun. At the back, the XL window automatically slides open. This brings you into the lovely garden and extends the indoor living space with extra indoor-outdoor feeling. At the back of the garden, you will find another parking space, bike shed and storage for garden stuff, with super handy back entrance for those coming home by bike or bringing lots of groceries.

The stairs to the first floor take you to the three bedrooms, one of which is currently set up as an office. Here too, the rooms are bathed in an oasis of light thanks to the many windows and glass walls. Original and useful detail: lots of storage space is hidden in the steps of the staircase. Spacious bathroom with bathtub, shower and washbasin.