Amidst the famous Antwerp slate, an impressive architectural masterpiece in beaux-art style awaits a new owner. It was designed by Antwerp's architect Frans Stuyck around 1900 and was named "Hotel Neefs. The imposing façade only lights the tip of the veil with its beautiful, authentic elements including the wrought iron carriage gate, néoregce balcony, three-sided bay window and beautiful ornamentation. The tone was already set for what is hiding in the rest of the hotel. Entering the first room is like entering a museum. The characteristic red marble floor and a richly sculpted oak staircase with reused accents and influences of the régence and rococo style immediately underline the stately character of the property. Above all, the showpiece is the special wall and ceiling paintings with the theme of the Hours and the Four Seasons of Emile Floors, known from the ceiling paintings in the Flemish Opera. Today, the building accommodates 5 separate units serving as office with a total of 18 rooms between 81 m2 and 15 m2 each with its own sanitary and kitchenette. Thanks to the current, multi-purpose layout, the possibilities are still endless, think of an art gallery, antique shop, boutique, office space, studio, music or dance studio, etc. Some buildings are not simply taken under the same heading. At present, there are 2 offices rented à € 4,962.50 /month which provides € 59,550.00 on an annual basis. The tenants also pay € 22,717,00 per year in fees. Pro forma rent of the entire building + parking: € 15.00/month which provides € 180.000,00. This results in a efficiency of 4.40%. The abovementioned asking price pertains to the acquisition of a company. The property can be purchased separately for € 4,700.000,00. Technical data: The building is complete Basement! There is an elevator. Urban information and soil attestation present. Asbestos safe (but not asbestos free). Is not in a flood risk zone (P and G score A). Renovation obligation does not apply since the property is part of the inventory of real estate heritage.