Description

IN OPTION - Good location in the Exhibition Quarter, close to access roads, public transport and the heart of the city. Jogging in Mastvest, Nachtegalen or Middelheim park or park Den Brandt and plenty of architectural gems all around.

Should the Royal de Luxe theatre makers design a home, it might look like this particular cabinet of curiosities. The owner made one double dwelling out of what were initially 2 separate buildings.

At number 96, you enter the hall, with direct access to the indoor garage on the left. Behind, a room (currently office) with adjacent the exotic city garden - or are you in the Jardin Majorelle in Marrakesh?

On the 1st floor lies a bedroom, now used as a small library. In front the music room with lounge and bar, at the back the spacious master bedroom with adjoining terrace and bathroom. Again, unique, fairytale atmospheres from One Thousand and One Nights. From the music room a staircase takes you to the 3rd floor with kitchen and dining area, lounge and TV room. Up one more flight of stairs and you enter the atmospheric lounge area with roof terrace.

Number 94 - protected monument by architect Geo Brosens from 1933 - houses a guest room with 70s vibe, shower room and handy laundry room and garden with a tropical, African lodge atmosphere. On the 1st floor: a spacious bathroom with bath, shower, toilet and double sink and 3 full-size bedrooms, one with terrace. On the 2nd floor is a refreshable flat with 2 bedrooms, bathroom with shower, washbasin and toilet, kitchen and living space