Description

Between the Eilandje and Antwerp city centre, near the UA city campus. Jogging by the marina, shopping in the many shops around, going to the numerous restaurants and cafés nearby: here the city is up for grabs.

The green metal letters on the façade let you know from afar that this modernist residential and commercial building built in 1937 once sold ‘FURNITURE’, more specifically by builder Antoine Aubry. The design is by architect Maurice De Loecker. The typical characteristics of the interwar period can be seen in the design to this day. The rounded terraces and the look and feel of the building refer to the port of Antwerp.

This spacious flat (112m2) is located on the 4th floor. Thanks to the layout and many windows, all rooms in this residence are bathed in light. The entrance hall gives access to the bedroom on beautiful parquet flooring. This characterful floor is also found in the adjoining office and living room. In the living room with nice balcony, you will also notice the wooden panelling, one of the trends of 2025. You get the view of the cathedral for free!

The well-equipped kitchen has a beautiful black-and-white tiled floor and nice decorative windows with patterned glass. The bathroom has a bathtub with shower. Finally, there is also a handy basement.

Characterful living with the city at your feet.