€ 1.850.000
Reference: KH-A-1890
7 Bedrooms
4 Bathrooms
445 m²
Neoclassical style - This characterful townhouse with garden is situated on the border of the vibrant Zuid district, peacefully yet centrally located in one of Antwerp's most sought-after neighborhoods.
The house is located on the Maarschalk Gerardstraat, a 19th-century street lined with charming townhouses, named after the French Marshal Étienne Maurice Gérard. It is part of a group of plastered cornice facades and is situated in a neighborhood of recognized historical and cultural importance.
The house features a fully renovated basement (2019) with beautiful vaulted ceilings, designed as a separate unit, and equipped with its own bathroom. The bathroom offers a beautiful view of the garden. A laundry room has also been provided here.
Ground floor: Upon entering this beautiful space, the unique ceilings, wooden floors, and abundant natural light immediately catch the eye. A separate mezzanine divides the volume vertically. The kitchen, designed by Karim Osmani (2023), brings an oriental touch to this floor. The terrace with a solid stone staircase offers a beautiful view of the west-facing garden. The first mezzanine is multifunctional and provides access to a second mezzanine via an authentic staircase.
The first floor comprises a living area with high ceilings, an ensuite bedroom, adjoining bathroom, kitchen and bathroom, as well as a pleasant terrace with a beautiful view.
On the second floor, we find another living area on the original wooden floor joists, an open and bright bedroom, a bathroom, and a kitchen.
The attic offers a spacious loft, with windows of 7 or 4 meters providing this former painting studio with beautiful light. A stunning view of the city center is also found here on the mezzanine: the bathroom and kitchen. Due to the ravages of time, renovation work is necessary, which also presents opportunities.
Neoclassical style - This characterful townhouse with garden is situated on the border of the vibrant Zuid district and the artistic Theaterbuurt, peacefully yet centrally located in one of Antwerp's most sought-after neighborhoods.
The house is located on the historic Maarschalk Gerardstraat, a 19th-century street lined with characterful townhouses, named after the French Marshal Étienne Maurice Gérard. It is part of a group of plastered cornice facades and is situated in a neighborhood of recognized historical and cultural importance.
The house features a fully renovated basement (2019) with beautiful vaulted ceilings, designed as a separate unit, and equipped with its own bathroom. The bathroom offers a beautiful view of the garden. A laundry room has also been provided here.
Ground floor: Upon entering this beautiful space, the unique ceilings, wooden floors, and abundant natural light immediately catch the eye. A separate mezzanine divides the volume vertically. The kitchen, designed by Karim Osmani (2023), brings an oriental touch to this floor. The terrace with a solid stone staircase offers a beautiful view of the west-facing garden.
The first mezzanine floor is multifunctional and provides access to a second mezzanine via an authentic staircase.
The first floor comprises a living area with high ceilings, an ensuite bedroom, adjoining bathroom, kitchen and bathroom, as well as a pleasant terrace with a beautiful view.
On the second floor, we find another living area on the original wooden floor slats, an open and bright bedroom, a bathroom, and a kitchen.
The attic offers a spacious loft, with 7-meter and 4-meter windows bathing this former painting studio in beautiful light. A stunning view of the city center is also found here on the mezzanine floor: the bathroom and kitchen.
Due to the ravages of time, renovation work is necessary, which also offers opportunities to fully upgrade this home to your own taste. In short: A house that slows down city life, without letting go.
Neoclassical style - This characterful townhouse with garden is situated on the border of the vibrant Zuid district and the artistic Theaterbuurt, peacefully yet centrally located in one of Antwerp's most sought-after neighborhoods.
The house is located on the historic Maarschalk Gerardstraat, a 19th-century street lined with characterful townhouses, named after the French Marshal Étienne Maurice Gérard. It is part of a group of plastered cornice facades and is situated in a neighborhood of recognized historical and cultural importance.
The house features a fully renovated basement (2019) with beautiful vaulted ceilings, designed as a separate unit, and equipped with its own bathroom. The bathroom offers a beautiful view of the garden. A laundry room has also been provided here.
Ground floor: Upon entering this beautiful space, the unique ceilings, wooden floors, and abundant natural light immediately catch the eye. A separate mezzanine divides the volume vertically. The kitchen, designed by Karim Osmani (2023), brings an oriental touch to this floor. The terrace with a solid stone staircase offers a beautiful view of the west-facing garden.
The first mezzanine floor is multifunctional and provides access to a second mezzanine via an authentic staircase.
The first floor comprises a living area with high ceilings, an ensuite bedroom, adjoining bathroom, kitchen and bathroom, as well as a pleasant terrace with a beautiful view.
On the second floor, we find another living area on the original wooden floor slats, an open and bright bedroom, a bathroom, and a kitchen.
The attic offers a spacious loft, with 7-meter and 4-meter windows bathing this former painting studio in beautiful light. A stunning view of the city center is also found here on the mezzanine floor: the bathroom and kitchen.
Due to the ravages of time, renovation work is necessary, which also offers opportunities to fully upgrade this home to your own taste. In short: A house that slows down city life, without letting go.
Close to the historic city centre, the heart of the city beats in the Theatre Quarter.
For more than five hundred years, the Theatre District around the Komedieplaats has been the "place to be" if you like exclusive and special. This district, sometimes called the Latin Quarter, brings together all the city's main fashion points: big fashion chains on the Meir, the shopping complex of the Stadsfeestzaal, the renovated Hopland and the chic boutiques such as Chanel, Gucci and Armani towards the Schuttershofstraat. With the Bourlaschouwburg, the Stadspark, the Stadsschouwburg, the Vogeltjesmarkt and numerous terraces within easy reach, the Theatre District also has a very diverse leisure offer. In 2008, the Theatre Square was tackled by Italian architects Bernardo Secchi and Paola Viganò and Flemish engineer-architect Dirk Jaspaer. With its imposing canopy and beautiful prairie garden, life in the Theatre District was given a new impetus, making epicureans feel right at home here.
Also opening in 2022 was the Botanic Sanctuary, a 15th-century monastery and chapel that has been beautifully renovated and transformed into a five-star luxury hotel with 108 rooms and a spa. On the same historic site – in addition to the hotel restaurant and bar - there are four more exceptional restaurants, including the two-star restaurant Hertog Jan. This huge investment boosts Antwerp as a culinary fashion city and should attract luxury tourism.
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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Close to the historic city centre, the heart of the city beats in the Theatre Quarter.
For more than five hundred years, the Theatre District around the Komedieplaats has been the "place to be" if you like exclusive and special. This district, sometimes called the Latin Quarter, brings together all the city's main fashion points: big fashion chains on the Meir, the shopping complex of the Stadsfeestzaal, the renovated Hopland and the chic boutiques such as Chanel, Gucci and Armani towards the Schuttershofstraat. With the Bourlaschouwburg, the Stadspark, the Stadsschouwburg, the Vogeltjesmarkt and numerous terraces within easy reach, the Theatre District also has a very diverse leisure offer. In 2008, the Theatre Square was tackled by Italian architects Bernardo Secchi and Paola Viganò and Flemish engineer-architect Dirk Jaspaer. With its imposing canopy and beautiful prairie garden, life in the Theatre District was given a new impetus, making epicureans feel right at home here.
Also opening in 2022 was the Botanic Sanctuary, a 15th-century monastery and chapel that has been beautifully renovated and transformed into a five-star luxury hotel with 108 rooms and a spa. On the same historic site – in addition to the hotel restaurant and bar - there are four more exceptional restaurants, including the two-star restaurant Hertog Jan. This huge investment boosts Antwerp as a culinary fashion city and should attract luxury tourism.
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
