Description

Wide avenues, stylish houses, lots of greenery and at the same time close to roads, shops, schools, Fort V, Hof ter Linden and the city... It should come as no surprise that the residential Elsdonkwijk is one of the most sought-after neighbourhoods in Antwerp's southern periphery.

In this architect's house (built in 1932) by Georges Arends, subtle elements recall art deco and New Objectivity. The rounded façade immediately catches the eye in the street scene. The house was renovated from head to toe with quality and comfort as common threads.

Nutty key-loser? No problem, here you enter with a numerical code. Bright entrance hall with one organic unit of kkn, dining room and lounge behind it. The custom-made kkn with handleless cupboards, large island in corian, Quooker, quality Miele appliances and floor in natural stone is ideal for lavish cooking. Dining is always cosy in the dining room and for digestives the lounge and crackling fireplace beckon.

As an extension of the lounge you will find the raised terrace: top spot for a sunny brunch or BBQ. Down stairs and you enter the large, south-facing garden.

On the 1st floor: the master bedroom, with lots of natural light, custom-made dressing room and adjacent spacious bdk with bath and shower. The 2nd bedroom also has an en suite bdk and plenty of space. Quality oak floors throughout. The 3rd bedroom, also with private bathroom, the garage and very handy laundry room can be found on the basement level.