Duplex for sale in Gent

Landbergh visit day: come to discover this authentic interbellum apartment during the visit moment on Friday 23 October between 16:30 and 18:00. (by appointment only)

This duplex apartment, spread over the ground floor and the first floor, is located right on the inside of the Ghent ring and on the edge of the Watersports Course and the Blaarmeersen, giving you direct access to a variety of hiking trails and sports facilities. On the other side, the Coupure offers you a quiet, green connection to the cultural heart of the city with numerous opportunities ranging from shopping to gastronomy and relaxation of all kinds. The apartment therefore has a very good accessibility.

The apartment has a living area of about 215 m2 and is classified as follows: upon entering the ground floor you will find a spacious entrance hall which offers direct access to an idyllic fumoir - ideal as reading area or library - a desk space, a guest toilet and a cozy living room with separate toilet. Through the living room you reach a bright living room, which can be finished to your own taste. Adjacent to this living area lies a city garden with pond and graper.

An elegant staircase leads to the first floor, where there are two bedrooms and a bathroom with bath, sink and toilet. On this floor there is also a compact kitchen. If you wish, you can redesign this room to a third bedroom and integrate the kitchen on the ground floor. A spacious basement additionally offers extra storage.

The apartment also features a garage that is licensed as a bicycle storage room. The garage driveway can be mutually agreed to use it at agreed times.

The apartment was designed by the Ghent architect Charles Hoge, one of the most striking representatives of Ghent architecture. His work starts from the Flemish brick architecture and the traditional building culture of Northwest Europe, but is enriched with elements from Anglo-Normandian architecture and historical styles.

This architecture addressed in particular the wealthy bourgeoisie of Ghent. Characteristic for Charles Hoge designs are the strong volume effect, the high roofs, careful choice of materials and the rich details that give the facades and interiors their distinctive character.

Also inside the apartment clearly bears the signature of the interbellum period. The rooms are characterized by exceptional ceiling heights of 3.20 meters, giving the interior a sense of space and light. Numerous authentic elements were preserved and contribute to the warm and characterful atmosphere in the house. Ornate carvings, original tile floors and parquet floors refer to the attention to detail that was typical of that time.

EPC C / CV on fuel oil / EK: conform / Non-asbestos safe

This is more than just a property: It's an authentic piece Ghent architectural history, designed by one of the city's most renowned architects. Are you curious about this unique property? Make an appointment at [email protected] or 09 278 78 79.