Description

Very sought-after, quiet residential area with many trumps: between Te Boelaer and Boekenberg parks (with natural swimming pond), close to shops, public transport, arterial roads, schools and with plenty of parking nearby.

'Woning Montrieux', a beautiful mansion in Art Deco from 1928 designed by François Toen, Antwerp architect and building promoter for the Antwerp bourgeoisie. Its neighbours include the listed art-deco architects' houses by Jef Huygh and Flor Van Reeth. Together, these classy buildings give Boekenberglei its tasteful, distinctive character.

The wide façade in white natural stone with a bay window and elegant wrought ironwork says it all: this cleverly renovated house radiates Art Deco in every detail. You enter through the impressive entrance hall with marble staircase. A second, smaller hall used to serve as a service entrance and leads to the garage, toilet and kitchen.

In the spacious kitchen, with plenty of storage space and built-in appliances, you can indulge in dinner parties. Will you serve the aperitif on the spacious terrace on the ground floor, in the neatly laid-out garden or on the covered terrace on the first floor? A pool party is also possible, as the large garden with pond leaves more than enough space for the blissful swimming pool at the back.

Furthermore, this imposing house houses 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, a huge dressing room and spacious office with authentic parquet flooring throughout, original marble fireplaces, moulures, stained-glass windows... A genuine art deco gem in mint condition.