Description

Prime location near the greenery of Park Den Brandt, Middelheim and Nachtegalenpark. Within cycling distance of the city and close to the approach roads to the E19 and A12. Ample parking in the street.

This modernist middle-class house from 1937 was commissioned by Mr Baré, designed by architect Renaat Braem and Marcel Segers. It is one of only 7 individual houses built by Braem and Segers during the 1930s.

The particularly handsome façade of this civic house stands out in the row. Because of its width - no less than 10 metres - and the green-grey marble strips against it. Once inside, you find yourself in an equally imposing central hall with beautiful semicircular spiral staircase. This provides an elegant transition between the floors.

To the left on the mezzanine floor is a space that is perfect to fill in as a lounge, office, playroom or creative spot. To the right, you will find the living room overlooking the green-lined garden. The kitchen is at the very back, also with nice views of the garden.

On the first floor there are three bedrooms, one of which gives access to the balcony. There is also a bathroom with bath, shower and double sink. There is more than enough room for a washing machine, dryer and storage in the basement. There is also a guest toilet in the hallway.

A unique opportunity to breathe new life into an iconic design