In a particularly nice location in the city centre of Bruges, between the Astridpark and the Rose Quay, we find this contemporary converted townhouse with historical core.Behind the nice, wide painted façade a surprising interior opens over three high layers. The house was pulled open to the maximum, so getting light and space free. White-painted beam ceilings refer to the past, while the handsome metal stairs and the playful split-level concept provide a pronounced contemporary touch. On the ground floor there is an entrance, living room and fitted kitchen. There is also a guest toilet. The first floor forms one generous open space, today furnished as a large bedroom but as perfect as salon, library or inspiring workplace. The high size cabinets and character doors on rails reinforce the quirky character. On the second floor is a second bedroom, bathed in the light thanks to two Velux windows, followed by a bathroom with shower and sink. An atypical Bruges town house for those who love architecture, light and character . And that within walking distance of some of the most beautiful places in the city. Not located in a flood risk zone. P score:D. G score:D.