€ 2.450.000
Reference: OP-A-85
10 Bedrooms
6 Bathrooms
875 m²
This beautiful classic Beaux-Arts-style master home is located in one of Antwerp's most beautiful neighborhoods, with easy access to approach roads and within walking distance of Hof van Leysen park and the city center. The house retains its authentic elements, such as marble paneling, original fireplace mantles and parquet floors.
The property is located in one of the most beautiful neighborhoods of Antwerp near several approach roads, within walking distance of the park Hof van Leysen and with a good connection to the city center.
This classic master house in Beaux-Arts style was built to the design of architect Georges Matthyssens in 1913. The frame facade is built in natural stone and has four floors. In the house, authentic elements such as marble paneling, orignal fireplace mantles and parquet floors have been carefully preserved.
The entrance hall, with mosaic floor, leads to the spacious staircase hall with its magnificent skylight.
The front of the ground floor has been converted into an office. At the back, there is a one-bedroom apartment with access to the beautiful garden.
The first floor has a monumental living space with high ceilings and spreads over the full width of the house. The large windows with bay window provide sublime light. The spacious separate kitchen has an adjacent terrace where a staircase gives access to the garden. Then the floor has two bedrooms.
The second and third floors consist of two apartments. The apartments have a living area with open kitchen and one bedroom with adjacent bathroom.
The fourth floor is currently arranged as a penthouse. A spacious living area with open kitchen leads to a large roof terrace. The bedroom has an adjoining bathroom.
The property was licensed in 1949 as being multi-family housing consisting of 8 apartments. Therefore the property can be renovated as such. Currently well rented except for the ground floor office and the second floor.
Details:
- Coveted neighborhood of Antwerp
- Beautiful south oriented garden
- Facade width of 8,30m
- Licensed as 8 apartments
The property is located in one of the most beautiful neighborhoods of Antwerp near several approach roads, within walking distance of the park Hof van Leysen and with a good connection to the city center.
This classic master house in Beaux-Arts style was built to the design of architect Georges Matthyssens in 1913. The frame facade is built in natural stone and has four floors. In the house, authentic elements such as marble paneling, orignal fireplace mantles and parquet floors have been carefully preserved.
The entrance hall, with mosaic floor, leads to the spacious staircase hall with its magnificent skylight.
The front of the ground floor has been converted into an office. At the back, there is a one-bedroom apartment with access to the beautiful garden.
The first floor has a monumental living space with high ceilings and spreads over the full width of the house. The large windows with bay window provide sublime light. The spacious separate kitchen has an adjacent terrace where a staircase gives access to the garden. Then the floor has two bedrooms.
The second and third floors consist of two apartments. The apartments have a living area with open kitchen and one bedroom with adjacent bathroom.
The fourth floor is currently arranged as a penthouse. A spacious living area with open kitchen leads to a large roof terrace. The bedroom has an adjoining bathroom.
The property was licensed in 1949 as being multi-family housing consisting of 8 apartments. Therefore the property can be renovated as such. Currently well rented except for the ground floor office and the second floor.
Details:
- Coveted neighborhood of Antwerp
- Beautiful south oriented garden
- Facade width of 8,30m
- Licensed as 8 apartments
The Markgrave district is a distinguished neighbourhood that in the 19th century catered to a wealthy middle class of magistrates, merchants, artists, renters and unmarried ladies of standing. The neighbourhood quickly grew into the southern counterpart of Zurenborg.
In terms of typology, the classical bourgeois house with basement or bel-etage dominates. It is a stately quarter where streets like Markgravelei, Bosmanslei, Arthur Goemaerelei and Van Putlei are distinguished by residential, monumental buildings from the later 19th and early 20th centuries. The neighbourhood's chic facades recount its glorious past. The court of Leysen and the Domain Hertoghe form open, green zones that break up the dense buildings. St Laurentius Church adds a monumental accent to the street's scenography.
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Jordaenskaai 21
2000 Antwerpen
03 227 06 36
info@demeester.eu
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The Markgrave district is a distinguished neighbourhood that in the 19th century catered to a wealthy middle class of magistrates, merchants, artists, renters and unmarried ladies of standing. The neighbourhood quickly grew into the southern counterpart of Zurenborg.
In terms of typology, the classical bourgeois house with basement or bel-etage dominates. It is a stately quarter where streets like Markgravelei, Bosmanslei, Arthur Goemaerelei and Van Putlei are distinguished by residential, monumental buildings from the later 19th and early 20th centuries. The neighbourhood's chic facades recount its glorious past. The court of Leysen and the Domain Hertoghe form open, green zones that break up the dense buildings. St Laurentius Church adds a monumental accent to the street's scenography.
We have received your request, we shall contact you as soon as possible.
Jordaenskaai 21
2000 Antwerpen
03 227 06 36
info@demeester.eu
We have received your request, we shall contact you as soon as possible.
Jordaenskaai 21
2000 Antwerpen
03 227 06 36
info@demeester.eu
We have received your request, we shall contact you as soon as possible.
Jordaenskaai 21
2000 Antwerpen
03 227 06 36
info@demeester.eu
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Jordaenskaai 21
2000 Antwerpen
03 227 06 36
info@demeester.eu
