On the Bondgenotenlaan, in the middle of Leuven city life, lies behind this stately facade a special piece of heritage. The Bosmans architect's house, designed in 1868 as the home of architect L. Bosmans, is today a protected monument and a rare preserved whole within the city fabric. The property was recently completely renovated under the supervision of the heritage service. Today it is divided into eight entities, each with their own character, but with a clear common thread. It's in the details. Marble fireplaces, refined stucco and elaborate wall panels still determine the atmosphere. Here was once deliberately designed and that is still true today. The ground floor apartment is one of the most pronounced entities within the building. The proportions, ceiling heights and sequence of spaces provide a natural flow. Everything makes sense without becoming predictable. Through the entrance hall you enter the impressive staircase hall, which immediately sets the tone and leads you to the central living room with the kitchen. At the front is the bedroom, while the bathroom is discreetly integrated into the whole. The circulation throughout the apartment remains compact and clear, without loss of space. The apartment is also directly accessible via the lift. The renovation was deliberately subdued. The character of the property remains completely intact, while the comfort fits in with how you want to live today. At the back there is a green, common garden, a quiet place that contrasts nicely with the city rhythm in the front. Eight entities are offered within this property. Prices start from 375,000 euros. In this ad we deliberately focus on the ground floor apartment. Would you like to invest in a unique piece of Leuven's heritage? For more information or a visit on site please contact [email protected] or 0489 88 55 13.