Herenhuis for sale in Antwerpen

This eclectic master house with Florentine Renaissance elements is immediately distinguished by its exceptional facade width of 8.5 meters. The façade was built out of a cream-colored brick piece with natural stone window frames and decorative elements. The blue stone plinth is interrupted by gracefully worked double oak entrance doors that give access to the imposing entrance. Already here the high level of finishing and materiality of the house are becoming clear. The hall gives access to the spacious cellar with bicycle storage, further lead marble stairs to the bell floor floor. Wooden framed glass doors already offer a spectacular view to the spacious, also marble-finished staircase. The stairwell opens both living room and kitchen and also offers an additional access to the basement. The spacious living area of 65 m2 is built as an enfilade of salon, dining room and veranda with terrace facing south. The oak parquet in fishbone, marble fireplace, fireplace and original ornamental frames reinforce the stately atmosphere of the hall. Then you will find a fully wooded kitchen equipped with induction cooker, hood and fryer. Finally, the house has a bright south facing garden of 75m2. Following the stately wooden staircase you first find a mezzanine with toilet and cloakroom, before reaching the spacious night hall on the first floor. The landing provides access, a spacious guest room with terrace and adjacent bathroom, and the master bedroom of 24.5m2. This also has a bathroom with bath, double sink and bidet, as well as a spacious dressing. After another mezzanine with a night toilet and light on the second floor you will find a layout similar to the previous level. A large night hall connects two spacious bedrooms (28.5 and 24.5m2) with another bathroom. On the third floor we find under the point roof finally a studio space of 7.3 at 11.6 meters in L-shape. Finally, the house is completely and dry under cellar. The basement has a free height of 2.6 meters and is finished with original tiled walls and floors. Furthermore, it has a wine cellar, toilet and a passage to the garden. Year of manufacture 1902 Historical façade and interior, fully equipped with original ornaments Ceiling height: 4.25m (in some places even 5.67m) Double glazing in wooden joinery Automatic shutters on front and rear CV on masalt (2000 l) Point roof with insulation