Historic grandeur at the stately Francelei in Antwerp At the prestigious Francelei in Antwerp is this exceptional property, a protected monument in beaux-arts style designed by architect Frans Stuyck. With a mobi score of 9.7 and excellent accessibility both by car and by public transport, this property is strategically located in the heart of the city.
Monumental entrance hall, six levels and private parking for 17 cars The monumental front section offers an impressive entrance hall with original marbles and parquet floors, panellings, decorative fireplaces, high ceilings with molures and unique murals by Emile Floors (1923). At the back there are six levels, accessible via elevator and carriage gate, with a floor with a terrace of 60 m2.
60 m2 terrace and private parking for 17 cars On one of the six levels of the office building is a spacious terrace of 60 m2, ideal as outdoor space for users. At the back of the building, a private car park with no less than 17 places offers a rare asset at this central and prestigious location on the Francelei.
Protected monument, partially rented and exceptionally mobile This protected monument on the Francelei combines heritage, modern infrastructure and direct revenue thanks to stable tenants. The private parking with 17 pitches, elevator via carriage gate and numerous uses from offices and showroom to living and working make this a rare and unique investment.