The city is your backyard in this nice, car-low street in the heart of Antwerp. The street forms the connection between the Botanique and the Nationalestraat, the epicenter of the Antwerp fashion scene in the beloved Sint-Andrieswijk. Super quiet and anywhere close to it it can really be. In this imposing building with staircase facade in neo-Gothic style once housed the primary school of the Saint-Andriesparochie. Architect François Baeckelmans designed the whole in 1880, in 2002 it was transformed into a complex of stylish apartments. Go through the entrance portal and walk all the way back to this ground floor apartment with large loft content. You step right inside the living room. Thanks to the windows from wall to wall and from floor to ceiling, the connection to the spacious terrace is ubiquitous, and the light is maximum. Authentic elements, such as the beautiful beams, form a handsome combo with the brutal concrete. The modern open kitchen has everything you need, with space next to it for a large dining table. A second terrace provides extra light and air. At the rear: three bedrooms, one with walk-in dressing. Two bedrooms open on the main terrace; the third, smaller room on the extra, second terrace. Practical bathroom with spacious walk-in shower and double sink and second toilet. Separate storage room for washing machine and cellar. Good to know: whoever wants to take over the rental parking, a big bonus in the city!