Watch day on Saturday 10 October 2026 from 12.00 to 14.00 hours. Pre-registration is mandatory. A well-kept façade with decorative frames, high windows and a characteristic mansard roof: This mansion on the Berkenrodelei immediately attracts attention. Inside this charm continues, with high ceilings, a decorative fireplace and beautiful insights between the living areas. The house dates back to the beginning of the twentieth century and was thoroughly renovated in 2026, including new roofing, floors, electricity and plumbing. The location in Hoboken offers a pleasant combination of daily amenities and greenery. Shops, schools and public transport are in the area. For a walk or a trip with the family there are park Sorghvliedt and the Hobokense Polder. Also the Antwerp South, with its restaurants, cafes and cultural offer, is accessible by bike. Through the stately entrance hall you enter the living space of more than 35 m2. The high windows provide a nice light, while the continuous fishbone floor connects the sitting and dining area. The fireplace forms a striking detail in the quietly finished interior. At the back is the spacious kitchen, with wooden fronts, a light worktop and a central cooking island. Built-in appliances and a boiling water tap make the kitchen practical. Next to the island is room for a breakfast table, under the large light dome and overlooking the garden. The wide sliding door provides a direct connection to the outside. The terrace of approximately 40 m2 connects to the deep west facing garden of approximately 140 m2. There is space for a large outdoor table, a seating area and a play area on the lawn. The western orientation is ideal to also enjoy the sun later in the day. On the floors there are four bedrooms of about 10 to 20 m2. The room at the front stands out through its high arched windows; Under the roof the slanted ceilings create a different atmosphere. The rooms offer room for a family, but also allow a separate desk or guest room. The two bathrooms match the warm finish of the house. There is a bathtub, a shower, wooden washbasin furniture and fitted taps. A cellar of about 40 m2 offers additional space for storage and storage. Particularities: • Thoroughly renewed in 2026. * EPC A, 100 kWh/m2/year) • Characteristic facade, high ceilings and decorative fireplace. • Continuous fishbone floor on the living room. • Kitchen with cooking island, boiling water tap and large dome. • Terrace of approximately 40 m2 and west facing garden of approximately 140 m2. • Practical basement of approximately 40 m2. 7877893