Description

On the corner of Jan Van Rijswijcklaan and Kruishofstraat, within walking distance of Nachtegalenpark, Den Brandt and Middelheim. Straight into the city by bicycle or tram and in no time in Brussels and Ghent by car.

Residentie Chambord, an elegant and stately apartment building in post-war modernism, designed by architect Victor Verreydt in 1958, has a well-preserved entrance hall where you seem to step straight into the 50s.

In the penthouse, the enormous amount of light and space immediately catch the eye. Enjoying a unique view over the hockey fields of the Wilrijk squares? Check. Inside, no long corridor of doors, but light & airy spaces all opening onto each other. Large, sun-drenched living space and open kitchen with handsome countertop in terrazzo (Stone) and original wood-panelled cupboards. Conveniently and cleverly hidden: the utility room with separate laundry room. The light cast floor flows into the new, oak parquet. Slide open the windows and it immediately feels like being on a roof terrace.

Soothing zen bdk in Aqua Sensa (Boss Paints) with spacious walk-in shower and subtle steel shelves. Both bedrooms are also spacious and again very bright, with both having a practical built-in dressing room.
During the recent full renovation (2021), this penthouse was given a thorough and high-quality upgrade. Electric roller shutters, LED lighting, security door, custom-made joinery, basement, comfortable bicycle storage ... Carefree living 2.0!