Wow. And actually much more than that. A modern piece of art, with a subtle wink to the past. Architect Kurt Vandenbogaerde transformed this stately Bruges mansion into an exceptional whole of wood, glass, aluminum, water and fire. From entering, the house surprises. Sights across different levels, nearly 4 meters high ceilings and 3 meters high pivoting glass doors connect the deep front and back house to the intimate patio and sunny city garden. Eyecatchers are the Bulthaup kitchen with Gaggenau appliances Designer gas fireplace, customisation through the house, large aluminum glasses, indoor patio with water and the attractive vaulted basement floor, furnished as desk/family room. On the higher floors restored roof coverings, old Bruges moths and beautiful woods for a particularly successful dialogue between old and new. The house has spacious living spaces, 4 to 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, several toilets, desk/family room, laundry and technical rooms. Underfloor heating on the two living levels, home automation lighting, ventilation system D and a Very favourable EPC complete contemporary comfort. Last but not least : a floor area of about 375 m2, everything very usefully filled in and a pleasure for the eye. And all this in a surprisingly quiet place in the oldest heart of Bruges, within walking distance of the Market. Not a classic renovation, but an architectural experience. A house for those who want to combine space, history and pronounced contemporary design. Not located in a flood risk zone. G score: c - P Score c