Along the picturesque Potterierei, where centuries ago the Bruges merchant ships and potters settled already in the early Middle Ages, an exceptional home awaits a new owner. Behind the sober but particularly charming 19th-century frame is a house with an authentic 17th-century core, which was completely renovated in 2023 with a rare sense of balance: a deep respect for the past, combined with all the comfort and refinement of today. Every room breathes character. Authentic marshes, beautiful slate floors, warm parquet floors, wooden panellings and atmospheric spectacles form the scenery for an interior that simultaneously feels timeless and contemporary. The heart of the house is undoubtedly the kitchen, where the antique bluestone worktop and the Boretti stove invite the culinary lover to unpack big. At the back of the intimate terrace garden that seems to have been picked out of a Tuscan travel brochure, there is a delicious outdoor kitchen with a Boretti tile. Inside the Callfire fireplace provides warmth, cosiness and long evenings in a unique atmosphere. The house has three very pleasant bedrooms, where the views extend endlessly over the historic Bruges and every morning starts with a postcard. Two generous bathrooms complete the living comfort. This is no ordinary city house, but a rare home where history, architecture and contemporary luxury find each other effortlessly. A place where every stone tells a story and where living feels like coming home to the most beautiful scenery Bruges has to offer. Not located in a flood risk zone. P score: B. G score: B.