Description

In a quiet, residential side street of the City Park. Jogging in the greenery, strolling down Leopoldstraat or on the market, browsing for antiques at Sint-Jorispoort, having a drink...

Magnificent mansion in neo-classical style, built in two phases for G. Van Bellingen. Architect Eugène Dieltiëns designed the house and built cellars, ground floor and first floor in 1883. In 1887, the house was completed by architect Hendrik Krekel with the construction of the 2nd and 3rd floors.

The entrance hall is, in a word, magical. Marble, moulures, finishes in gold and mosaic ... Everything is there, as is the wonderfully classic layout: from the street a suite with a sunny lounge (now music room) and dining room, both with original marble fireplace, imposing high double doors, high ceilings and authentic parquet floor. To the rear, the garden room overlooks the handsomely landscaped garden, a green oasis. Thanks to the four-metre-high folding doors, you bring the garden - and lots of light - inside. Crimson kitchen with Boretti and AGA cooker. Very spacious dry cellar.

Dressing on the mezzanine floor. On +1 the master bedroom en suite with a generous private lounge (or extra bedroom) and the luxuriously renovated bathroom with double shower, washbasins, bidet and toilet. At +2 two giga bedrooms with high ceilings, moulures and oak floors and bathroom with shower, toilet and washbasins. At +3 another spacious bedroom with bathroom with bath, toilet and washbasin. The highlight on the top floor is the spacious former painter's studio with large windows and a view of the Cathedral Tower.

Since 2020, this perfectly preserved property has been completely renovated, including insulation, new windows, roofing, pipes, electricity, painting, kitchen and sanitary renovation, terrace and garden landscaping,...

Superbly preserved, completely renovated and spacious mansion with sunny garden.