In the Zilverstreet, away from the biggest tourist hustle and bustle and yet a stone's throw from the bustling city centre, we find this attractive city house with a rich past and many possibilities. The origin of the property dates back to the 17th century. In 1848 the building received its current facade architecture, a piece of Bruges history that is still palpable today. Behind the characteristic facade lies a well-kept home with pleasant light and authentic elements, including some original elements. The property offers a good base for a contemporary house, with respect for its historical charm. On the ground floor we find the entrance hall with guest toilet, a bright living room, at the back a spacious kitchen with space for dining table and then an outdoor space. The first floor comprises two bedrooms, a bathroom and a separate toilet. On the second floor are a third bedroom with sink and a spacious attic. The location unites the best of two worlds: the security of a less busy street, with shops, catering and all daily amenities within easy reach. An interesting opportunity for those looking for a characterful home or real estate investment in a particularly central location in Bruges. P-score C, G-score C.