Here is one of our successfully sold properties.
Mansion with garden, a caretaker’s house and garages, located in the area of Markgrave with a total habitable surface of ± 1,150 m². This very well-maintained house in Beaux-arts style was designed by architect Emile Vereecken in 1910 and completely renovated in the 1990s.
The entrance opens onto the first floor with its impressive staircase. It includes several spacious living areas with high ceilings and access to the garden and terrace. The basement includes a fitted bar with sitting area and a snooker, fitness room, wine cellar, laundry room, storage rooms and access to the garden. The first floor includes the master suite with en suite spacious bathroom, an office with fitted wardrobes and paneling, a second office with access to the terrace and the second floor. This floor includes 3 bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, a kitchenette and a storage room.
Other: Passenger lift with access to each floor. Garage for three cars and motorbikes/bicycles (or third car), a carport for 1 car and storage room. The conciergerie is accessible via a separate entrance.
The neighborhood of Markgrave, with its monumental facades and large avenues, was aimed at the wealthy bourgeoisie of the 19th century. Located on the outskirts of the city with direct access to the city and the roads. Parks, shops, restaurants, public transport and schools in the vicinity.
For more information please contact Talia Werner on +32 (0) 488 255 255.
Property details
Bathrooms
5
Garages
2
PEB
kWh/m² per year
267
PEB Code
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Antwerp
A city of art and fashion, Antwerp blends urban energy, historic heritage, and a contemporary lifestyle along the banks of the Scheldt.
Antwerp Centre
Antwerp has a rich history of which many historic buildings, parks and antique shops can attest. You will also find many shopping streets, restaurants and typical cafes in this city with its rich culture and easily accessible by public transport.
Markgrave
The neighborhood of Markgrave, with its monumental facades and large avenues, was aimed at the wealthy bourgeoisie of the 19th century. Near the city center, yet green thanks to two parks, the neighborhood is easily accessible by various access roads such as the Antwerp Ring or the A12.
