This house has the classic Bruges look. Inside, you get three levels of charm and cosiness. This house is ready to go, has EPC label A and its own garage. In a quiet residential street in Assebroek stands this renovated driving house with more space than you expect from the outside. She was thoroughly renewed and expanded with a rear structure in 2014. The house is about 148 m2 in size, is located on a plot of 158 m2 and has 3 bedrooms. During the renovation, all the techniques were renewed and the complete layout was addressed. At the back came a new garage, which you reach via [name side street]. Then new floors on the floors followed, new glazing, a new front door (2022) and solar panels. The result is an EPC label A, something you rarely encounter in a Brugs driving house. Classification You enter through the entrance hall with separate toilet. From there you walk into the open kitchen. It has two wall furniture and an island, where someone always comes along. The kitchen is equipped with an AEG oven (two years old), a built-in microwave oven, a large built-in refrigerator, a gas stove, a dishwasher and one and a half sink with Quooker. After the kitchen the living room follows. Daylight invades via a light street. The seating area is in the rear and overlooks the garden. The whole ground floor has underfloor heating under the ceramic tiles. We also find the modern and fashionable bathroom with bath, shower and double sink. A storage room with washing machine connection completes the ground floor. On the first floor are two bedrooms. The spacious front room is now divided into a sleeping area and a work desk. If you'd rather have one large room or a dressing, you can take that division back. On the night hall there is a separate toilet with sink. The third bedroom takes the entire attic floor. She has a bay window, extra storage space and a skylight with eclipse, flying window and outdoor sunshine. The garden and the garage In the garden is a bluestone terrace with lighting, sockets and planting. The garden is located northwest, so the sun is there all afternoon and evening. Ideal to eat outdoors until sunset. The plants water you thanks to the rainwater well. At the back of the plot is the garage, built in 2016. She has a sectional gate with code keyboard, shelves for garden furniture, a sink, space for bicycles and an isolated mountain loft. You reach them via a side street, namely Hervé Stalpaertstraat. You never have to look for a parking lot like that. Energy efficient living During the renovation, special attention was paid to energy efficiency. The house achieves an EPC score of 82 kWh/m2 and has label A. This shows that this house is very energy efficient. Heating is done with central heating and a condensing ATAG boiler (renewed in 2026): floor heating on the ground floor and radiators on the floors. The outside work is in PVC with HR double glazing. Roof and floor are insulated. On the roofs are 14 solar panels of 400 Wp. Two rainwater wells of 5,000 liters provide toilets, washing machine and garden. The electricity's in conformity. Environment This house is located in Assebroek, between the Gemene Weidebeek and the centre of Bruges. The Camiel Van den Busschestraat connects to the Astridlaan and the Daverlostraat. You live on a quiet residential street, but you're fast everywhere. Schools, shops, restaurants, a sports complex and public transport are in the immediate vicinity. The centre of Bruges is 7 minutes by bike. Via the Astridlaan you easily reach the access roads. Would you put the city behind you? Then you walk in the Gemene Weidebeek or in the Assebroekse Meersen. There you cycle or walk on the old railway bed, between beautiful meadows and centuries-old tree rows. With the children on the way you go to petting zoo De Zeven Torentjes. Share