Description

Prime location, Mortsel-Wilrijk border, in a quiet, wide avenue overlooking green square. Shops, schools, public transport and arterial roads - all within easy reach.

A corner property: that means light, light and more light. This 1952 house received a total makeover in 2002. Father Jan Vanhoenacker built the Boerentoren, his son built this house with an architectural firm. After the total renovation in 2002, a new kitchen was added in 2012 and in 2020: new roof with skylight, new boiler... An ongoing process of continuous improvements. Result: a super-stylish top house.

Ground floor: multifunctional space with classy black Winckelman tiles: ideal for practice or liberal profession, while separating work and private life perfectly. On the left a 1st bedroom, practical garage and giga cellar. Access to the lush garden, for lunch under the prunus and magnolia. Staircase in jura natural stone.

Floor 1: generous living space with lounge, dining room, cosy TV room and fully equipped kitchen, again with Winckelman tiles and warm parquet. Here the sunlight, which seems to rotate with the house, flows in abundantly through the large windows that really draw the outside in. Adjoining lovely terrace to sip your morning coffee.

The 3 sun-drenched bedrooms on the 2nd floor offer expansive views over the beautiful trees and lawn. Separate dressing room (or extra desk, game room, chill zone...). Playful Winckelman tiles in shades of blue instantly put you in a good mood in the bathroom.

A highly successful combination of light, a mass of possibilities and sophisticated style.