Description

In the Expo district, you are both close to town and shops, as well as to parks and arterial roads.

Big surplus: in each street you will be surprised by many architectural gems, such as this modernist house from 1935. The house was given a thorough, energy-efficient update with great respect for the original: solar panels, insulated roof, new aluminium windows in steel look, high-efficiency glass... A beautiful addition to the original design by architect Arie Landwaard.

The spacious entrance hall with its checkerboard pattern floor and black marble immediately sets the right tone. To the rear on the ground floor: a practical laundry room and a large, quiet room, currently office-music room, which could also function as a 4th bedroom. The indoor garage is an extremely convenient and coveted feature in this Expo neighbourhood.

A beautiful wooden staircase leads to the giga living space on the 1st floor with a gable width of 7 metres and wall-to-wall windows: natural daylight and space galore. Handsome herringbone parquet flooring. Fine vintage ambience in the dining area and charming open kkn.

The adjoining terrace overlooks the park: cosy place to dream away with a good book and a cup of tea. From here you can also access the cosy city garden. Extra nice: you can make a passage from the garden to the park. This way, the park becomes an extension of your garden.

On the 2nd floor you will find the 3 bedrooms with again lots of light, beautiful parquet flooring and the good-sized bathroom with funky tiling.

This magnificent modernist house in the sought-after Expo district combines the authentic atmosphere of 1935 with energy-efficient comfort in the year 2022.