From this beautiful open apartment on the sixth floor, redesigned by an architect, you are surrounded by greenery on both sides. Thanks to this architectural renovation, every space feels bright and thoughtfully designed. Natural daylight floods in abundantly throughout the apartment – from the morning light at the front to the sunset at the rear. Many charming details, such as the natural stone counter, herringbone parquet flooring, and marble accents in the floors and window sills, create a timeless interior full of character.

Spacious entrance hall with separate storage room and toilet. Living area and beautiful open kitchen with a practical first terrace, perfect for a herb garden or rubbish bins. At the rear are two bedrooms, one currently used as an office, with the unique designer bathroom in polyester positioned between them – a durable material also used in boat construction. The rear terrace is the ideal spot for sun lovers and aperitif enthusiasts, while the accordion doors completely open up the living space to the outdoors.

Practical bonus: the apartment offers an exceptional amount of storage space and built-in cabinets, typical of the 1950s and 1960s, with the current owners having added an extra built-in wardrobe in the bedroom. The building itself has also undergone recent works, including the rear façade and terraces. Finally, there are two bicycle storage rooms, a separate cellar storage, and a large shared courtyard.

Looking for a charming home with a story to tell? This 1930 villa – with windows, stained glass and interior details reflecting the Art Deco era – was later extended with a vintage 1970s bungalow-style sleeping wing. Those who appreciate authentic features will discover a wonderful renovation opportunity.

Covered entrance porch with original tiles. Living room with original wooden flooring, beautiful stained glass and a wood-burning fireplace with warm air circulation. Entrance hall with guest toilet. Separate storage cellar and integrated garage.

The dining room with stunning natural stone flooring connects to the kitchen, extended in the 1980s, and to the sun-drenched conservatory beyond. The elegant library – or perhaps your future playroom? – links the original home to the 1970s night wing with office/bedroom and three children’s rooms. Upstairs in the original house are two exceptionally charming bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and a bathroom.

The crowning feature? A magnificent garden with a separate outbuilding of approx. 100 m² at the rear – originally used for poultry breeding, later transformed into a super-cool clubhouse with garage. Soon your new studio, home office or pool house?

This small-scale 1930s building contains only five apartments in total. Take the elegant spiral staircase or the elevator to the second floor and be enchanted by its nostalgic atmosphere. In the spacious entrance hall, you’ll immediately notice the original herringbone parquet flooring and beautiful authentic doors.

In the morning, sunlight pours beautifully into the living area through the large windows, offering open views at the front. Once again, you’ll find the original parquet flooring and plenty of space for both a lounge area and dining table. The super stylish kitchen features new appliances with a Cubex look & feel, authentic colorful tiles, and access to the first cozy terrace.

Quietly located at the rear are two spacious bedrooms with authentic parquet flooring, both with access to the second terrace where you can enjoy the sun from afternoon until evening while overlooking the greenery of the surrounding gardens. The vintage bathroom is equally full of character, featuring a bath-shower combination with a newly installed rain shower. The vanity unit and the same vanilla-yellow wall tiles combine beautifully with the yellow-and-black floor tiles.

Practical extras include the storage room in the hallway (with one area that can serve as a dressing room and another for the washing machine), the private cellar, and the bicycle storage room. An added bonus: the fixed costs are low.

A characterful apartment where charm, a touch of nostalgia, and modern comfort go hand in hand. Schedule your viewing today!

“Gai Séjour” — a name that evokes joyful days and lightness, even when the rain taps softly against the windows. Behind the elegant façade of this 1930 townhouse unfolds a home where authenticity meets contemporary comfort. Designed by architect Pierre De Jongh, the property has undergone a meticulous renovation in recent years, including a thorough refurbishment in 2016 and a complete redesign of the ground floor in 2023. The impressive entrance hall immediately sets the tone with its marble herringbone flooring: warm, refined, and timeless. Original mouldings, curved lines, and restored parquet floors bring character to every room.

On the ground floor, serenity and elegance blend seamlessly. The living area features bespoke cabinetry, integrated storage, and a high-end gas fireplace as its central focal point. At the rear of the house, the luxurious kitchen by Oyster Studio forms the true heart of the home. The generous marble worktop, sophisticated materials, and views over the garden create a space designed for living — from long breakfasts to evenings shared with friends around the table. The fully redesigned garden, conceived by Duo Verde, feels like a secluded green oasis in the city. Thoughtful landscaping, an irrigation system, and complete privacy create a rare sense of tranquillity, hidden within the sought-after Pulhof neighbourhood.

The upper floors offer four bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a stylish Mortex bathroom with double washbasin and spacious walk-in shower. The house also benefits from a full basement, providing extensive additional storage space.

A home where every detail has been chosen with care, yet never feels distant or overly formal. “Gai Séjour” bears its name for good reason: it is a residence that invites you to embrace life slowly and beautifully.

Some houses are beautifully renovated. Others are given a soul.
“Gai Séjour” in the Pulhof district is one of those rare places: a home filled with light, character, and memories, where city and village life merge effortlessly.

This small-scale apartment building was renovated in 2018. The authentic elevator takes you to the charming second-floor apartment, where the open kitchen flows almost seamlessly into the bright living space, with ample room for both a dining table and a seating area. The original mosaic parquet flooring has been beautifully preserved in both spaces, while the arched doorway and fireplace add plenty of authentic charm. Hosting dinners with friends here immediately feels extra special.

From the living room, you always enjoy open, unobstructed views of the stately, recently renovated façade of Sint-Vincentius and the square in front, which has also been recently redesigned with plenty of trees and benches — perfect for a breath of fresh air.

The hallway features stylish herringbone parquet flooring. At the quiet rear, you’ll find two bedrooms, the smaller of which opens onto a small but lovely terrace. Adjacent to the main bedroom — again featuring that beautiful mosaic parquet — is the timeless, modern bathroom with sink and shower. Separate guest toilet.

A private cellar and bicycle storage complete the picture with two additional bonuses.

An authentic apartment in a central location — a wonderful place to start a new chapter.

Classic solidity full of character: these are the words that come to mind when entering this authentic apartment building. You can easily reach this charming, bright apartment on the first floor by stairs, or opt for one of the two elevators.

In the spacious entrance hall with parquet flooring, you have a convenient storage space for coats and shoes. Bright living room featuring beautiful herringbone parquet and a large window that floods the space with natural daylight. Pleasant kitchen with a five-burner SMEG gas stove and partly original Cubex-style cabinets. The adjoining terrace offers space for a small herb garden or a bistro table to enjoy your first coffee of the day. Furthermore, there are two beautiful, spacious bedrooms, again with the same stunning parquet flooring, and a bathroom with shower and toilet. Practical bonus: a private cellar storage is included in the price.

The apartment currently has three bedrooms, whereas it previously had only two. If desired, the living area can be made even larger by giving up one bedroom. Long hallway with a separate cloakroom and guest toilet, leading to the bedrooms, one of which has a charming terrace with evening sun. Spacious bathroom with bathtub, shower, and double sink.

Extra bonus: private cellar, renovated roof (2020), no mandatory renovation.

An absolute must-see for anyone looking for a bright and peaceful home, with all the benefits of the city close at hand.

This property was fully renovated in 2023, combining original character with contemporary comfort. Entrance hall with cloakroom, laundry room and guest toilet. The L-shaped living area is filled with natural light and features an open kitchen, dining area and cosy lounge. The original round stained-glass window is a real eye-catcher. From the modern kitchen, you access a separate storage room with built-in cabinets and the spacious garage. An additional studio room is located above the garage.

A stylish home office leads to the charming city garden. On the first floor, there are two bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. A great bonus is the sunny terrace with views of St Rumbold’s Tower. The main bedroom on the second floor offers true hotel vibes, with exposed beams and an en-suite bathroom. A wonderful place to wake up.

Additional features include EPC A, high-quality materials, solar panels, a fully insulated envelope and new heating. After cleaning, the yellow and white façade stones will regain their former brilliance, adding even more charm to this exceptional home. A truly successful overall package.

This stately 1929 Art Deco townhouse, designed by the rarely documented architect Emiel Janssens, radiates the refined elegance of the interwar period. The lush front garden, featuring a sculptural palm tree and a fiery Japanese maple, offers both privacy and a touch of exoticism.

Inside, the house unfolds around an impressive central staircase with a landing and overhead light — an architectural statement that defines the full width of the home. On the ground floor, you will find a study facing the street, an atmospheric dining room and a kitchen overlooking an intimate courtyard. One floor up, a warm and inviting living room with refined woodwork awaits, alongside a bedroom and bathroom. The second floor offers three additional bedrooms, a second bathroom and a practical storage room.

The house enchants with its rich, intact details: elaborate ceiling mouldings, herringbone parquet, original wooden window frames and, of course, the monumental staircase. The full basement level adds generous storage or workspace.

Currently used as an office, the property can easily be reconverted into a charming 257 m² city home with four bedrooms and two bathrooms, thanks to its preserved residential layout. While the house requires renovation, it offers exceptional potential for anyone wishing to finish a characterful property in their own style. A unique opportunity to transform an architectural Art Deco gem in a prime location near parks and major access roads entirely to your taste.

Step inside a home that immediately sparks your imagination.

Discover this unique duplex apartment in a stunning 1937 Art Deco building.
A distinguished pièce unique, newly renovated with exceptional attention to detail and upgraded to top-tier energy standards. Authentic features such as the original wooden staircase have been meticulously preserved and are elegantly combined with modern comforts: a new elevator, an advanced type D ventilation system, energy-efficient insulation according to current standards, and an EPC rating of A. Expansive windows allow natural light to pour in. The serene color palette and consistent use of quality materials create an inviting atmosphere, while the sunny rooftop terrace brings instant zen.

Through the entrance hall with security door, you enter a spacious, open-plan living area where the kitchen with island and modern built-in appliances flows seamlessly into the lounge. A beautiful oak herringbone parquet with decorative inlay adds warmth and elegance. On this level: three spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Upstairs, a generous second living space awaits, featuring a cocktail corner, built-in wine climate cabinet, and guest toilet. French doors open onto the rooftop terrace — an ideal spot to enjoy the sun, an aperitif, or a cozy dinner. A private cellar is included, and for those who wish, a garage across the street is available for purchase.

Character and contemporary comfort come together effortlessly here.

For those who appreciate beauty in detail and have a passion for architecture, this apartment in Résidence du Centenaire is a rare find. Designed in 1931 by architect Florent Vaes, the listed building radiates pure Art Deco elegance — from the grand entrance hall to the graceful staircase and refined materials.

On the second floor, a spacious, light-filled apartment unfolds — where authenticity and comfort blend seamlessly. The entrance hall leads to an elegant living area with high ceilings, large windows, and a leafy view that changes with the seasons. Original features such as herringbone parquet floors, mosaic tiles, and ornate radiators tell the story of an era where form and refinement went hand in hand.
The kitchen, renovated in 2008, connects smoothly to a charming southwest-facing terrace — a sunny spot for morning coffee, lunch, or an afternoon glass of wine.
The layout includes two full-sized bedrooms, a third space currently used as an office or laundry room, and a tastefully renovated bath and shower room.

With a strong energy rating, a dry cellar, an elevator, and convenient parking right outside, this apartment is not only a tribute to design but also a practical and welcoming home — ideally located near both parks and city life.

Living in a piece of architectural heritage? This apartment brings modern comfort to life within a unique Art Deco setting.

This small-scale 1940s building houses just three apartments – which means peaceful living. A staircase takes you to the second and top floor, where you'll find this 85 m² apartment ready for a refresh. Step inside and be charmed by the original green tiles and stunning, authentic doors.

At the front, a spacious living area with enough room for a sofa and dining table, offering a lovely view of the trees lining the street. In the morning, sunlight pours in, highlighting the stylish parquet flooring and adding extra character. At the front of the living space, there’s an additional room – currently used as a walk-in closet, but also ideal as a home office or storage room.

The super-cool kitchen at the back, with its Cubex look & feel and authentic, colourful tiles, is a real eye-catcher. It opens onto a cosy little terrace where you can enjoy green views and soak up the sun from midday onwards. Also at the rear: the bedroom, featuring original parquet flooring and shutters. And once again – full vintage charm in the bathroom, with a bathtub/shower combo, sink, and vibrant original tiles playfully paired with cheerful yellow stonework. In the hallway, you’ll find extra storage space, and downstairs, two private cellar rooms just for you.

A nice bonus: no fixed monthly charges, and for just €8/month, you can rent a spot in the bike shed right across the street.

Will you give this apartment a second life — refreshed, yet still true to the soul of the past?

On the corner of a charming little square, lined with authentic townhouses, stands this cozy corner property where time seems to have stood still. Originally, this corner plot is described in the Inventory of Immovable Heritage as "two single-family houses with colorful brick façades in a late Art Nouveau style." Today, the property is clearly in need of renovation, but it holds plenty of future potential. Beautiful façade, high ceilings, authentic wooden staircase... The four floors are calling for a new owner ready to roll up their sleeves and unlock the full potential of this unique home.

On the ground floor, you’ll currently find a kitchen, dining room, and spacious storage area. The entire first floor houses a lovely, spacious living room with a view of the square. The second floor features a large bedroom with bathroom, and the top floor offers two additional separate bedrooms. A new hospitality hotspot or a cozy family home? Whatever you decide, after your full renovation, Oud-Berchem will have gained a new gem.

Some houses have façades that immediately evoke a dreamy lifestyle — and this 1928 cottage-style home is one of them. It combines the best of past and present: historical architectural elegance and modern comfort. It is a listed heritage property, with its authentic façade, mosaic floors, glass interior doors, and Art Deco stained glass windows in the kitchen.

The property spans 285 m², offering ample space for a family. Like most houses in the area, you enter through a charming entrance hall, followed by two inviting living and dining rooms. Well-maintained parquet flooring, a cozy bay window with a view of Schomstraat, and impressive ceiling moldings emphasize the historic character of the home.

The real showpiece, however, is the kitchen with a view of the lush garden: flooded with light thanks to a dramatic skylight and a full-width sliding window. On sunny days, you can open everything and let the space flow into the southeast-facing garden. And when you're in the mood to retreat into your cocoon, roller shutters at both the front and rear offer extra coziness and privacy.

The home includes four bedrooms in total. The master bedroom and bathroom are located on the first floor and together form a perfect suite for a couple, complete with a terrazzo sink, recently renovated shower, toilet, and laundry area. On the second floor are bedrooms two and three — one of which includes a walk-in closet — as well as a spacious bathroom with double sinks, a mosaic-tiled shower, and a toilet. The generous mezzanine under the roof can easily serve as a fourth bedroom, home office, or playroom. The possibilities are endless.

The house also features a full basement with a dry storage area and an oil tank.

Practical and full of charm, this is a rare city home indeed.

"Spacious" is an understatement for this 279 m² apartment. The setting: the historic Savelkoul building, home to Grands Magasins de Vêtements pour Hommes H. Savelkoul & Co. since 1892. The complex was built and expanded in two phases around World War I, featuring both Beaux-Arts and Art Deco architectural styles.

The beautifully restored façade, impressive wide entrance hall, and authentic elevator set the tone for the rest of the building. Where once stood two separate apartments, you now find one magnificent living space, previously used as an office by the current owners.

Located on the third floor, the apartment faces the front of the building. From the hallway, you immediately catch a glimpse of the stunning inner courtyard, showcasing the original terracotta and cream-colored brickwork.

The wide entrance hall is perfect for displaying artwork or other statement pieces. The XL living room, flooded with natural light, offers a breathtaking view of the Boerentoren. The spacious kitchen, with its large island, is ideal for hosting a perfect aperitif.

At the rear, you will find two bedrooms, each with its own private shower room, along with the expansive master suite, featuring built-in wardrobes and a charming bathroom with a bathtub and walk-in shower.

A separate storage/laundry room adds convenience.
A parking space is available for purchase in the building.

Finally, adding a terrace is also a possibility.

The renowned architect Jacques Ottelohé designed several houses in this street, including this elegant art deco home, originally built for a few former engineers from Agfa-Gevaert. Many authentic art deco elements have been beautifully preserved and are now combined with contemporary comfort.

The beautifully landscaped front garden immediately offers a warm welcome and is practical for parking your (cargo) bike. Entering through the authentic wooden front door, you step into the hallway: original marble, wood, and colorful stained glass that bring joy… Here, you are fully immersed in sublime art deco, as if transported back in time!

The renovated kitchen and living area exude character, with large front windows and stylish herringbone parquet flooring. The new veranda at the back draws in light and provides access to the recently landscaped terrace and the cozy garden (NW). A stately wooden staircase leads to the first floor, which features two children’s bedrooms, a practical laundry/ironing room with storage cabinets, a separate toilet, and the spacious master bedroom with air conditioning, built-in wardrobes, and an ensuite bathroom with a walk-in shower, bath and double sink.

Move-in ready, full of character, and perfectly suited for young families looking for a home that combines authentic elements with modern comfort.

Architecture lovers will already have spotted the wide facade of this modernist doctor's house, designed in 1935 by arch. P. Stevens, with the elegant woman in relief above the front door as a silent witness. The living spaces at the front are at the slightly higher street level, the basement rooms at the back at garden level.

The wide entrance hall, central to the house, used to function as a waiting room for patients. Immediately to the right: XL office, guest toilet. To the left of the entrance hall: living room with original, round coloured-glass windows. Behind it is the fantastic, exceptionally light-rich living space with many windows, beautiful parquet flooring, authentic fireplace and direct access to the large garden. The separate kitchen also offers a delightful garden view.

At -1: 2 bedrooms, bathroom, technical room and multipurpose room with garden access. It currently houses his creative workshop. At +1: beautiful, wide night hall with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, including one master bedroom with en-suite bathroom. Here the current owner ran a B&B for a while - a quiet dream spot for guests.

Purchase of parking spot nearby possible for EUR 30,000.

Among other things, the property received a new gas condensing boiler and solar panels, but also requires some renovation works - the chance to completely transform this unique place to your liking!

The flat is on the 1st floor of a small building. The beautiful lift has just been renovated with maximum preservation of the original design.

You enter in the large entrance hall. At the front is the cool living space. Here there is enough room for a lounge and a dining table. In the morning, the sun hits the herringbone parquet flooring. The floor gives the apartment extra character, as do the high ceilings.

At the back is the kitchen with gas cooker, oven and dishwasher. It was designed by artist and designer Hans Wuyts. He matched his design with stylish green cabinets to the original tiled floor. A top combination!

Adjacent is the super-fine terrace with funky red tiles. Here you have a view of greenery and can fully enjoy the evening sun.

The master bedroom, again on herringbone parquet, is at the back. As is the bathroom with bathtub/shower and washbasin. She is vintage, and ooh so beautiful! The yellow tiles of the kitchen recur here too.

And extra cool: the flat has just been completely painted. All you have to do is unpack your things and you will feel at home instantly!

In addition to the characteristic exterior façade with attractive architectural features you will find a driveway for 3 cars and a separate garage where you can also park your bicycles. No lack of space here.

Spacious entrance hall with guest toilet and iconic staircase in wood. The living spaces flow seamlessly into one another and have one thing in common: they are all bathed in natural light. The cosy dining room at the front is a lovely place to receive guests, the lounge in the middle invites quiet reading or watching TV and at the backthere’s  the second dining area with adjacent large kitchen. The authentic parquet and lovely floors upstairs create a warm atmosphere. Large windows overlook the huge green garden, perfectly oriented to the southwest. With a fine terrace, large lawn and handy garden house, this is the setting for romping children, relaxing afternoons as well as stylish garden parties.

On the 1st floor you will find the bright master bedroom with adjoining attractive terrace, 2 spacious bedrooms and bathroom which might need some freshening-up. Another staircase and  you will find the 2nd bathroom and 2 ultra-light, spacious bedrooms, reminiscent with a little imagination, of a contemporary, princely tower room.