Description

Super quiet living in a cul-de-sac, on a green square with benches and playground? Here it is possible, five minutes by bike from Park Den Brandt, 15 minutes from the South and also very strategic, close to access roads.

Those who fancy a hefty renovation project can turn this diamond in the rough into a stunning gem. In this New Objectivity corner building, built in 1935 by arch. L. Van der Linden for 'chef de bureau' A. Ferdinand, the roof has already been renewed, insulated and covered with solar panels - all the rest is up to you and your creativity.

Many original architectural features, such as the staircase, were preserved. Handy: thanks to the 2 separate entrances, you can receive any clients or customers without opening up your private areas. To the right is the bright dining area with sublime round windows. To the left, the kitchen with access to the garden, now paved terrace, and to the rear large garage with locked gate. Spacious cellar. Driveway.

A skylight and vertical window provide enormous natural light in the hall from top to bottom. On +1: 2 bedrooms and bathroom on mosaic with again that beautiful curved window - an architectural detail that provides baking character. Floor 2 is a blank canvas, anything is still possible here. Master bedroom, studio, office or studio? The technical piping is already in place.

Doors with porthole windows lead to the stunning roof terrace: as if you were standing on the prow of your own ship! The icing on the cake, with blissful square views.