Description

Just behind the spacious garden of this villa is the Boshoek, a green area between Hove, Boechout, Lint and Kontich-Kazerne, part of the Grote Boshoek, a nature reserve with old woods, open landscapes and rare fauna and flora, stretching as far as the Nete in Duffel and Lier. Furthermore, you are at walking distance from the centre of Boechout and can quickly reach Antwerp by train or tram.

Post-war architect Pol Meekels, contemporary and colleague of Léon Stynen and Jul De Roover, designed this low-rise villa. Among other things, Meekels also designed the UA's famous agora.
This family home was divided into a practice (formerly a vet) with separate outer walls and its own front door to the office, the consultation and operating room, a lab and, at the end of the corridor, a studio. Provided the necessary adjustments are made, you can integrate this part with the main house.
Second part with spacious, open living room and beautiful views over the stunning garden, designed by a local architect. In the various garden rooms, you enjoy peace, privacy and nature, thanks to the mature trees, a soothing water feature, massive beech hedges and hawthorn ... Even the deer walk right into your garden!
Even in the open kitchen, closed off by a non-bearing wooden wall, you can enjoy the fantastic garden view while cooking. Next to the kitchen, you have a practical utility room and garage.
The hallway leads to the master bedroom with bathroom (bath, rain shower) and three more bedrooms with shower room