Description

Pure art-deco flat

Located on the Binnensingel on the New Zurenborg neighbourhood with cosy restaurants, cafés and terraces. A wide view thanks to the depth of the street. Ideally located for commuting by train or a quick ride out of town. A vibrant neighbourhood within cycling distance of the city centre.

In 1925, architect Robert Soebert designed this building in a pure Art Deco style. Before World War I, he had trained as an architectural draftsman. He established himself as a master builder in Berchem in 1919.

The glvl of the building is clad in white natural stone. The entrance is adorned by incredibly handsome yellow/black marble and a staircase with handrail in ornamental ironwork, unseen craftsmanship.

The app is characterised by large windows with wrought-iron parapets, handsome wooden floors, high ceilings, geographical molures, various arch elements, wooden doors with horizontal glass divisions, sublime staircase with carvings and, above all, beautiful light.

The original art-deco elements are complemented by a cosy tailor-made sitting area, a modern built-in TV cabinet, a practical kitchen, a large bdk with custom-made cupboards and a dressing room.

Layout: 1st: entrance hall, living room with living room, sitting area and dining table, cosy terrace, separate kkn, laundry room and WC - 2nd: night hall, bdk, two bedrooms.

Moreover, POSSIBILITY FOR SMALL PROPERTY.

An absolute must-see for people who love space, light and art deco.