Charming apartment in a small-scale townhouse with a total of four units. Cozy and stylish – a great combination. This first-floor apartment offers 94 m² of living space in excellent condition. The entire building was renovated a few years ago, resulting in an EPC A rating, no asbestos, and compliant electrical installations, allowing you to move in worry-free. As there is no property manager (syndic), the fixed costs are also very low (€20/month).

At the front, facing the street, you’ll find the spacious living room with a very large open kitchen. High ceilings, a loft-style brick wall, and warm light parquet flooring add extra character to this space. The current owner renewed and enlarged the island countertop, making it perfect for hosting larger groups. Separate toilet and storage room.

A few steps lead you to the rear, where you’ll find a modern bathroom and two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes. A real highlight is the large 18 m² terrace with a pleasant open view, partly covered – perfect for enjoying your outdoor space even during a typical Belgian summer rain shower.

Includes a private cellar storage and a bicycle storage room. Option to purchase a parking space in the adjacent building for €35,000.

The first entrance leads to the separately licensed commercial space with front and rear areas on the ground floor, beautiful herringbone parquet and marble fireplace. Separate toilet. Rear space can be extended. Previously rented as a beauty salon.

The second entrance, via the gate, leads to the garage belonging to the apartment, with a rear storage area that can serve as a utility room or be incorporated into the commercial space.

Stairs to the triplex: on +1 a laundry room, office space and terrace. One floor up you reach the living room, a beautiful open kitchen with island and a large stylish bathroom with bath and shower. High ceilings and large windows bring in plenty of light. The bay window in the living room is perfect for enjoying the sun and the square’s activity. Or enjoy an aperitif on the terrace by the kitchen. One level higher are the bedrooms and a second, smaller bathroom.

Wide entrance hall on the ground floor that fits a car and a spacious cellar with comfortable head height, ideal for bikes, stock or sports gear.

Commercial property with garage and beautiful triplex in a highly attractive Antwerp location – a great opportunity!

This beautiful triplex apartment starts on the first floor of an elegant townhouse. With only one other residential unit in the building, you’ll enjoy a particularly peaceful living environment and almost no communal charges – a major advantage.

Through the entrance hall and custom-made glass doors, you enter the bright living room. A special detail: the design of the door was inspired by the layout of the bookcase in the living area. The beautiful mouldings, high ceilings and authentic marble fireplace add plenty of character. The central island in the semi-open, fully equipped kitchen features a clever opening: the dishes stay out of sight while you can still interact with your guests. From the living room you have access to the sunny terrace with green roof, located one floor above.

The mezzanine level offers space for a wardrobe or a small home office with views of greenery. On the second floor you’ll find two bedrooms and a spacious bathroom finished with azure blue tiles. The fantastic attic level with private bathroom on the third floor (fully air conditioned) can also easily be divided into two additional bedrooms. Finally, there is a large, dry basement with a wine cellar and laundry area.

A dream base for city lovers who enjoy peaceful living.

This stunning full renovation (2025) perfectly combines authentic charm with contemporary luxury and future-oriented technology. The home has been finished with exceptional attention to quality and durability, featuring EPC A, a heat pump with cooling, a Type D ventilation system, home control automation, an alarm system, acoustic insulation, and carefully crafted built-in storage throughout.

Upon entering, you are immediately enveloped in a serene wabi-sabi atmosphere. The ground floor features a luxurious kitchen in natural stone and walnut veneer, an open-plan living and dining area, and a cozy city patio that basks in the afternoon sun (W).

The impressive rear façade, spanning three floors, provides exceptional light and a strong sense of space. The first mezzanine houses a comfortable home cinema.

On the first floor: a spacious bedroom, a stylish bathroom with a large walk-in shower and bathtub, and a second bedroom or a bright, airy studio.

On the second floor, under the roof, is the phenomenal master suite with dressing room and shower. A second versatile mezzanine completes the home.

Along the way, you have access to a sunny rooftop terrace—a perfect spot to relax and soak up the sun.

Good to know: the entire interior can be taken over if desired.

Behind its grand façade unfolds a haven of tranquillity within one of Mechelen’s oldest listed monuments, with records dating back to 1303. The building took on its current form in 1912, when architect Hemelsoet transformed it into an eclectic urban palace. The finishes are nothing short of majestic: gold leaf, Empire style, exquisite marbles, gilded stucco, and decorative wall panels. The wrought-iron gate and staircase are by master blacksmith L. Van Boeckel. Several restorations have taken place over time, always in consultation with heritage authorities—preserving this magical place for generations to come.

Inside, you’ll find several opulent salons, a dining room, library, office, piano room, dressing area, several bedrooms and bathrooms. The kitchen opens via folding doors onto a blissful terrace and sunny garden. At the very top, a spacious attic offers a unique panoramic view over the city.

A separate service staircase and the option of a discreet rear entrance allow for flexible use—ideal for cohousing, a refined live–work combination, or professional offices. These exceptional spaces also lend themselves effortlessly to a wide variety of uses—residential, commercial, or cultural.
Parking spaces and/or garages can be purchased optionally.

This is not just a place to live; it’s a place to host, inspire, and create.

This townhouse dating from 1901 has just been fully renovated (’25–’26), of course preserving as many authentic elements as possible. The beautifully renovated façade immediately catches the eye — and stands out, as there are not one but two front doors. One provides direct access to the garden — ideal for safely and neatly storing bicycles, for example — while the other leads you into the entrance hall, featuring beautifully preserved stained glass and a super charming original tiled floor.

From the cosy, light-filled living room, the large sliding window offers a lovely view of the garden. During the renovation, the owner even discovered an original wall painting above the authentic fireplace mantel. A piece of art history in your living room — how cool is that?

Brand-new kitchen with beautiful tiled flooring, a cosy built-in seating area by the large window — a wonderful place to daydream — and once again a stunning view of the walled garden. Practical separate storage room, guest toilet and convenient cellar.

On the first floor: three spacious bedrooms, one of which has connections for a washing machine and dryer. Bathroom with double washbasin, toilet and walk-in shower. In the large attic bedroom, beneath the original roof structure, the pipes are already in place for a possible second bathroom. EPC rating B.

Move-in ready, full of character and ready for the future — will this be your new home base?

This stately townhouse was carefully renovated in 2018 and transformed into a bel-étage, with the former owners’ architectural office on the ground floor. As a result, the house now has a rather atypical yet highly successful layout: living room and kitchen were lifted one level up. Currently the entire ground floor serves as a 2nd bedroom with en-suite living room, but it can easily be converted into two full bedrooms.

On the mezzanine you find a first bathroom with toilet and designer bathtub. Then the first floor, with the living room at the front featuring a beautiful bay window and authentic fireplace. The marble of this fireplace inspired the worktop in the stunning kitchen with high-end appliances and ample storage. The dining room is at the rear window – brilliant, as you overlook your own large, quiet garden and the neighbouring park gardens while dining.

On the second mezzanine is a practical storage room and on +2 the master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and adjoining lovely terrace. Finally, a surprising bonus: the fully usable basement, currently a ceramics studio and laundry room.

Come and discover all the possibilities this one-of-a-kind home has to offer – from professional practice to studio or spacious family home.

From the front façade you are treated to a fantastic, open view over the green park and the Waalsekaai. At the rear, on Timmerwerfstraat, you’ll find two integrated garages on the ground floor. Parking is always easy – inside or right at your gate.

With 364 m² of living space, five bedrooms, four bathrooms and a lift, this house offers endless possibilities – XL family home, liberal profession, (law) office or practice. The classy entrance welcomes everyone in style. On the mezzanine floor with living room, dining area and kitchen you’ll also find the first bedroom with en suite bathroom. On the first floor: a spacious living room with fireplace and TV lounge. On the second floor: three more bedrooms and two bathrooms. Finally, on the third floor: the master suite with en suite bathroom. The lovely rooftop terrace with full privacy offers peace in your own outdoor space.

The basement includes a wine cellar, technical room and storage. Luxury and comfort abound with home automation, video intercom, alarm system and EPC rating B.

The original construction year of this stately centenarian? It takes you all the way back to 1894, more than 130 years ago. In 2024, this 19th-century townhouse received the thorough renovation and energy upgrade it deserved, with great attention to detail and a deep respect for its character, fully in keeping with the spirit of the original home.

The classy dark-blue façade already gives it away: behind it lies a stylish house. Inside, be sure to notice the beautifully preserved protected features, the authentic ceiling roses, the high ceilings that create an impressive sense of space, and the overall tasteful interior design.

The ground floor features a polished concrete floor, underfloor heating and, to the front right, a room that can serve as a consultation space, office, playroom or chill zone. Then comes the sitting area, and at the back the open-plan living kitchen with large window sections that draw in plenty of natural light. The beautifully landscaped, deep city garden includes two terrace areas and a garage box at the rear of the plot — a dream setting for children at play, unforgettable garden parties, or summer evenings that seem to last forever…

Across the +1, +2 and +3 floors, you’ll find a total of five lovely bedrooms, a fully equipped bathroom with designer bathtub and shower, and an additional ensuite shower room with shower, sink and toilet, combined with the master bedroom — an interesting layout that still leaves plenty of room for your own interpretation according to your wishes and needs.

This stately townhouse with a wonderfully green garden has been partially renovated while preserving its original features. It offers four bedrooms and three bathrooms, spread over four levels – a layout that allows for many possibilities.

The ground floor includes an integrated (bike) garage, ideal for quickly storing bicycles and other belongings. From here, you have direct access to the garden. A nice extra on this level is a shower room with washbasin and toilet.

Via the staircase, you reach the spacious and light-filled living area on the first floor. Authentic parquet flooring, columns, marble fireplaces, a cosy wood-burning stove, ornamental details… this space has it all. The well-equipped kitchen (2010) offers plenty of storage and a lovely coffee corner. Slide open the tall windows and enjoy the terrace until the last rays of evening sun. A staircase leads down to the cosy, green city garden.

On the second floor are two generous bedrooms, one of which features a beautiful bay window (currently used as a home office). Bathroom with washbasin, shower and toilet. On the third floor, you’ll find two more bedrooms and a third bathroom with a shower-over-bath combination and double washbasin.

This stately neoclassical townhouse, built in 1901 for Mr. Janssens and designed by architect Antoine Feyt, is listed as heritage — and once you step through the grand front gate, you immediately understand why. Elegant wrought iron, a wide entrance hall, high ceilings, beautifully preserved mouldings and even a real “show staircase” leading to the lifts on the right… WOW. The gate can open fully — convenient for easy access to the bicycle storage inside the building. The historic property has since been converted into a stylish ensemble of seven apartments and a rear building.

On the ground floor at the street side you’ll find this beautiful, characterful duplex apartment. Original parquet flooring, a built-in cabinet with glass doors, guillotine windows and above all… high ceilings and authentic details that allow masses of daylight to flood in — delightful. Upstairs: living and dining area with open kitchen. Practical: a ladder leads to an extra sleeping area or storage space. Downstairs: bedroom, bathroom and separate toilet. The apartment does need some love. Heating via heat pump (hot and cold air possible). EPC B.

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.

Originally three adjoining houses, the property was converted about five years ago into one large family home. With 489 m² of living space, the options are plentiful.

The spacious ground floor, mostly with underfloor heating, was renovated in 2020. Entrance hall with old church tiles, XL living room on oak parquet with two seating areas and a cosy gas fireplace. Large dining room and kitchen with AGA stove and views of the west-facing garden with terrace and shed. First bedroom and bathroom with shower and infrared sauna. Storage, toilet, cellar.

Take the new oak staircase or original stairs to the first floor: huge office space and second bedroom at the front on original wooden floors. At the back, a second bathroom and two more bedrooms, one used as a dressing. This rear part could use some refreshing.

On the second floor, the fourth bedroom—two connected rooms—plus living area, kitchen, third bathroom and toilet make this level ideal for a live-in student or (grand)parent. The 48 m² attic can be finished to your needs. Optional garage 50 m away.

A rare chance to combine tranquillity and generous space in a stylish family home with garden in the heart of Mechelen.

Villa Netherbury, the largest of an originally planned series of five semi-detached villas, was designed in 1904 by architect E. Careels. Not all villas were built, allowing Netherbury’s garden to become more than twice as large.

After the director of a well-known margarine factory, a psychiatrist lived and worked here with his family. The separate side entrance and waiting room – now a cloakroom – make this home still ideal for a professional practice. In 1934, the house was extended with a larger living room, scullery, and extra floor. Between 2013 and 2021, the villa was sustainably and ecologically renovated.

Main building with three connected living areas, all with solid oak parquet: office, dining room, and living room with bay window, library, and a delightful mass heater. From the kitchen with Falcon stove, you have a view of the beautiful park garden with pond. Garage included.

On the first floor: large bedroom with two front terraces, second bedroom with bay window (now music room), bathroom with wall heating extending into the shower, and a spacious laundry room. On the second floor: a front bedroom (now a wonderful studio), central space, and a fourth bedroom with second bathroom.

Extra asset: the garden, accessible from the rear, can be divided (subject to permit) into at least two separate building plots.

Some homes seem to rest — not out of neglect, but out of patience. Built in 1928, this elegant residence is one of those sleeping beauties quietly awaiting her second life. With 270 m² of living space and only two owners since its creation, it exudes a rare sense of continuity and calm.

The magnificent magnolia tree in the front garden immediately sets the tone — an air of elegance that continues inside. The marble entrance hall, herringbone parquet floors, high ceilings, and ornate doors whisper stories from another time. In the living room, light dances across the parquet, while the adjoining dining room and veranda invite long conversations overlooking the west-facing garden — a secluded oasis full of life.
Upstairs, two spacious bedrooms and a bright bathroom await, while the third floor offers three additional rooms — a blank canvas for expansion or imagination.

The house has a full basement, gas heating, roof insulation (2013), and an excellent EPC label C — rare for this type of property. It provides a solid foundation to unite heritage and modern comfort. A home with a soul — not just to inhabit, but to bring back to life. Here, the past isn’t a constraint; it’s the finest foundation for a unique renovation project.

Next to the romantic Pulhof district, a historic home awaits revival. Let your imagination be inspired by this one-of-a-kind property full of character.

This stately neoclassical townhouse, built in 1901 for Mr. Janssens and designed by architect Antoine Feyt, is listed as heritage — and as soon as you step through the grand front gate, you’ll understand why. Elegant wrought ironwork, a wide entrance hall, high ceilings, beautifully preserved mouldings and even a real “show staircase” leading to the lifts on the right ... WOW. The gate opens fully, making it easy to access the indoor bicycle parking. The historic building has since been renovated into a handsome ensemble of seven apartments and a rear house.

On the first floor, facing the street, you’ll find this beautiful, character-filled duplex apartment. Original parquet floors, a marble fireplace with a charming stove, wrought-iron railings, and above all ... dizzyingly high ceilings and windows everywhere — authentic details that flood the rooms with natural light, delightful. From the open kitchen, you’re connected to what’s happening in the dining and living areas, perfect. Nice extra: the small front balcony. Separate toilet. Upstairs: bedroom and bathroom. Heating via heat pump (warm and cool air possible). EPC B. Parking space available for purchase at €35,000.

In a beautiful townhouse with only two apartments, you'll find this high-quality, aesthetic, and energy-efficient renovated apartment. Enter through the front garden and access the duplex via a private entrance, all to yourself. There’s plenty of space for coats and bikes here.

A stylish wooden staircase leads you to +2. As you enter, you are immediately greeted by a flood of light and space: the sun-drenched living area with dining space and lounge area, all with parquet flooring. The fully installed, brand-new kitchen with all the appliances you need is at the back. There's also ample space for breakfast or drinks around the fun kitchen island. From both areas, you can step out onto the south-facing terrace, your own peaceful oasis with views of greenery. Next to the kitchen, there’s a spacious separate storage room for the washing machine and dryer.

Up the stairs, a skylight with beautifully colored glass adds extra light and loads of charm. On this floor, you'll find three bedrooms, each with parquet flooring and split air conditioning (both warm and cold). Lastly, there are two modern bathrooms, one of which includes a bathtub.

More perks? The apartment is fully optimized energy-wise, with an impressive EPC rating of A (82 kWh/m2) including sonar panels. You also have a private cellar for additional storage, and you can park your bikes in the front garden or your own entrance hall.

Carefree living in a renovated, XL apartment with energy label A in a popular neighborhood – why wait?

This spacious 19th-century townhouse shines like never before after a thorough and energy-efficient renovation. Natural light floods the interior through large windows; original parquet floors, mouldings and marble fireplaces have been beautifully preserved. With 289 m² of living space and an excellent EPC score, everything is in place for your dream home or workspace.

The large ground floor features a double room with authentic parquet and, at the rear, a multifunctional open space with access to the sunny south-facing garden — perfect as an office or practice, or to extend the living area for extra comfort. Separate toilet, practical utility room/laundry, underfloor heating and a spacious cellar.

Both the main staircase and the steel spiral staircase lead to the first floor: a cosy living room with herringbone parquet, a bright kitchen with ATAG appliances, underfloor heating and a lovely terrace. Separate toilet.
On the second floor: master bedroom with original wooden floor, ensuite bathroom with double sink, bath, walk-in Duravit shower, Vola fittings and ample built-in storage. Two more bedrooms, the option for a second bathroom (connections in place) and an attic complete the property.

Step inside this elegant home and you’re instantly transported to the feeling of a luxurious boutique hotel. The property was fully renovated under the direction of architect Frédérique Lippens of Loft22 architecture, with meticulous attention to detail and a refined sense of aesthetics. High-end finishes, carefully selected materials, elegant mosaic tiles in the entrance hall, warm parquet floors, and subtle interior touches like curtains by Nathalie Van der Massen come together in perfect harmony. Floor-to-ceiling windows open fully with folding doors, seamlessly blending indoors with the garden.

This green oasis was thoughtfully landscaped and offers a changing canvas throughout the seasons. A low-maintenance pool in Spanish natural stone adds a holiday feel to your own backyard. The kitchen — with its soft curves and premium appliances — forms the heart of the home.

Upstairs, a spacious master bedroom with dressing and luxurious ensuite bathroom (complete with freestanding bath and sliding doors) offers a true boutique experience. The second floor houses two generous children’s rooms with a shared bathroom. With extras like a large cellar, optional rooftop terrace and a parking space for rent, this home combines comfort, tranquillity and Japandi-style design in a prime urban location.

The perfect blend of modern comfort and authentic charm — that’s this townhouse in a nutshell.
The current owners (an interior architect) have thoroughly and sustainably renovated the property. Both aesthetically and technically, every detail has been meticulously updated:
floor insulation with underfloor heating (ground floor), electricity, sewer system, ecological roof and rear wall insulation, sandblasted staircase, professionally restored mouldings, new heating system and bathroom... Everything was completely stripped and rebuilt.
The exterior woodwork was also replaced with painted wooden windows — a requirement of the heritage department, as the house is located next to the protected Sint-Amandus Church.

At the front, you’ll find a cozy sitting area with a wood-burning stove. The custom-made kitchen, together with the built-in bench and dining table at the rear, was crafted by a cabinetmaker. A lovely detail: the wood veneer pattern runs seamlessly across the cabinetry — a design feature that, along with the poured concrete floor, creates unity and calm. The desk, wardrobe, and TV unit were all custom-designed as well.

In summer, enjoy cooling off on the patio. Upstairs: four spacious bedrooms, a beautiful bathroom, a home office, and a sunny rooftop terrace. And last but not least: a great EPC B rating.

From the elegant ironwork and charming front garden to the authentic cottage-style façade and stunning stained-glass windows, you immediately sense that this 1927 home is truly unique.
Enter through the side entrance or the ornate front door into a spacious hallway. At the front: a cozy living room with original parquet flooring, stained-glass windows (double glazed), and a charming fireplace.

There’s a second side entrance to the separate kitchen—super handy for unloading groceries. The large dining room, also with parquet flooring and a fireplace, offers views and direct access to the sunny garden. Throw open the beautiful doors and you’re instantly outside—a romantic setting for garden parties with friends and family.
If desired, the kitchen and dining room could easily be combined into one generous open-plan kitchen with island.

A beautiful staircase leads to the first floor, featuring two spacious bedrooms, a bathroom, laundry room, and plenty of storage. On the second floor: two more bedrooms and a storage area. From stained-glass to parquet, many original elements have been beautifully preserved here as well.
A dry cellar and a long side passage (perfect for bikes!) add the finishing touches to this exceptional home—ready to be refreshed to your own taste and modern standards.

Are you the one to take this beautiful, character-filled home to the next level?

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.

This townhouse in Pulhof is more than just a house — it’s a characterful home. Think: ornate mouldings, colourful mosaic floors, and exposed roof beams that highlight the building’s authentic soul. At the same time, the playful garden and welcoming kitchen create a warm, homely atmosphere.

The ground floor features several living areas, each with its own charm. Through an elegant archway, you enter the spacious sitting area, where original parquet floors, a classic fireplace, and a broad bay window immediately catch the eye. The open-plan kitchen and dining area, overlooking the garden, evoke a soft farmhouse vibe with black lower cabinets, a Falcon gas stove, and twin skylights that flood the room with natural light. At the rear lies the 45m² garden — an intimate, green oasis with climbing plants, flowers, and trees.

With 200m² of living space, this house is ideal for a large family or anyone in need of generous room. The first floor offers two spacious bedrooms with wooden floors and large windows, as well as a bathroom with both a bathtub and separate shower. The second floor includes three additional rooms — perfect for children's bedrooms, a home office, or dressing room — and a second, compact bathroom with sink and toilet. Plumbing is already in place for the installation of a shower.

Character shines through in every corner: from the refined architecture to the dynamic flow of the spaces. And for those who enjoy renovation, this house offers clear potential to be further tailored to your personal taste and lifestyle.

Nestled in the heart of Pulhof, this stately home is full of potential. Five bedrooms, original features, and a secluded city garden make it a rare opportunity.

For anyone ready to roll up their sleeves, this home is a wonderful project. With a generous 256 m² of living space, a deep garden and heaps of original features from 1911–1912, the foundations are already in place – it’s up to you to shape the rest to your taste and wishes.

It feels like stepping into a time machine or a film set. The original wooden front door, a hallway with double glass doors, a living room with its authentic ornaments and marble fireplace. Even the dining room and kitchen, with their lovely garden view, take you back in time. Also on the ground floor: a bathroom with toilet and access to the basement, separated by a wall of vintage ripple glass. From here – once the sleeping quarters of the servants – you can also reach the garden, perfect for garden parties or playtime. Even here, the original wooden doors, old tiles and built-in cupboards will have you dreaming of bygone days. Separate toilet.

Both the first and second floors have two bedrooms each, one of which features a mezzanine extending to the roof.

Loads of charm, plenty of space, great garden – check! Could this be your next project?

Behind the stunning façade—recognized as architectural heritage—lies a residence that has exuded charm and elegance for over a century. Think soaring ceilings, refined moldings, and a characterful mosaic floor—every detail reflects authenticity.

The former doctor's practice on the ground floor has been carefully transformed into a self-contained living unit, complete with a kitchenette, shower, and toilet. Ideal as a studio, office, or practice space, it also features a charming urban garden.
A grand staircase with a skylight leads to the first floor, where the spacious living area is bathed in natural light. The open kitchen and dining room offer breathtaking views of the surrounding gardens—an oasis of peace within the city.
On the second floor, a stylish master bedroom awaits, featuring a walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom with a bathtub, shower, and sink. This floor also includes a separate toilet and a practical laundry/storage room. Additionally, there is a spacious extra bedroom or office.
The top floor boasts two generous bedrooms with high ceilings and elegant details, along with an additional bathroom—perfect for a large family or accommodating guests.

As a final touch, the home is fully basemented, providing ample storage space, and is move-in ready. The roof is equipped with solar panels.

A unique townhouse where grandeur and modern comfort seamlessly come together.

This listed townhouse was fully renovated in 2022 by its current owner-architect. A meticulous, high-quality renovation brought the home to a level of modern comfort (EPC A, heat pump, ventilation system D, underfloor heating, etc.) while preserving the authenticity of the centuries-old building. The choice of materials stands out for its quality and sustainability: real terrazzo (flooring and bathroom furniture), oak (parquet and cabinets), steel (doors and staircase), and stainless steel (kitchen).

The entrance hall features a guest toilet, a cloakroom, and a hallway with a view of the garden at the back. To the left is the well-equipped kitchen. A few steps up, the dining room exudes an intimate restaurant-like atmosphere. At the rear, the completely new living room extension boasts a three-part sliding window with slim aluminum profiles, flooding the space with natural light. The low-maintenance garden, designed by landscape architect Stefan Morael, includes multiple terraces, with highlights such as the riverside terrace at the back and a lush grapevine.

On the first floor: an office with garden views, a technical/laundry room, two children's bedrooms with a shower room, and a separate toilet. On the second floor: a master suite with an en-suite bathroom and a hotel-like ambiance. A delightful surprise: a wine cellar on the basement level.

Purchase of a double garage with plenty of storage and a charging station available nearby for 120.000 euros.

Driving in circles searching for parking? Not here. This property offers a driveway with a charging station and a convenient garage. At the back, centrally located in the house, you’ll find the modern open kitchen with a dining area. Large windows spanning the entire width of the rear facade provide maximum natural daylight. Slide open the windows, and step into the beautiful northeast-facing city garden with a charming garden house.

A staircase leads to the cozy, semi-open living room with a study or play area on the sunlit first floor, where the half-height glass wall ensures you’re always connected to what’s happening below in the kitchen. This level also features the first bedroom or home office.

On the second floor (+2): the night hall, three bedrooms, a spacious bathroom with a bathtub and walk-in shower, a separate toilet, and an additional shower room. The large, dry basement is ideal for storage. Sustainability is also a key feature, with solar panels on the roof and underfloor heating on the ground floor. In short, this is an ideal choice for those seeking a characterful family home with all modern amenities.

Comfort, sustainability, charm, and a prime location in the Pulhof neighborhood – the perfect combination for your dream family home.

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.

Immensely charming, full of original details, and with extraordinary potential—this 19th-century townhouse with a stylish, classically inspired shopfront has it all. The property is a registered architectural heritage site, with a spacious area of 243 m².

Be enchanted by the beautiful shop window, classic built-in cupboards, oak parquet flooring, and authentic wrought-iron sign. It’s easy to imagine the people of Mechelen shopping here over the decades. At the front is the retail space, followed by two rooms, one featuring original cement and wall tiles. The former courtyard, covered to create additional storage space, could be reopened and transformed into a patio. The hallway tiles are also authentic, as is the elegant fixed staircase leading up to the attic.

On the first floor, there’s a very spacious room at the front. The middle and rear rooms retain their original wooden floors. The second floor is identical, except that the front room here has been divided into two. Finally, there’s an attic space for storage.

While this property requires a full renovation, its original charm makes it a true time capsule with incredible potential. Will you be the one to bring this property into the 21st century?

This phenomenal neoclassical mansion from the late 19th century offers endless possibilities. Previously rented as office space, it could be restored into the stunning residence it once was. Alternatively, it's ideal for a practice with residence, thanks to the prime location and two separate entrances. Currently, the house is licensed as a residence with offices.

The two entrances are connected by a monumental hallway running through the centre. From here, you access the cellar, the kitchen, and the sublime L-shaped living room with parquet flooring, authentic features, and views of the large city garden. In the front rooms, a parquet floor lies beneath the carpet. The second entrance leads to the garage and a second cellar, also accessible from the garden.

On the first floor (+1), there are 4 bedrooms, 3 of which are very spacious, and 2 toilets. On the second floor (+2): kitchenette, 3 large bedrooms, 1 smaller room, and a toilet. Even the large attic offers a blank canvas for you to design as you wish. Optionally, you can purchase 2 parking spaces accessible from the garden.

A rare opportunity for lovers of monumental buildings.

The Leunis family started enjoying peace and space here as early as 1885 in this exceptional estate – and you can still experience that today! The large driveway with room for multiple cars is perfect for those looking to combine living and working. A charming staircase leads to the octagonal entrance hall, topped by a charming turret room. The stained-glass windows in the "grand salon" depict the daughter of the house with Antwerp in the background. The other woman shown is the mother, set against the skyline of her birthplace, Bruges.

The spacious kitchen blends old-world charm with all modern comforts: a large cooking island, plenty of storage space, and quality appliances. The dining area in the veranda exudes a lovely orangery atmosphere, especially cozy with the pellet stove on. The view over the stunning park garden is beautiful in every season, and with the windows open, the indoor-outdoor flow has never been so pleasant!

On +1: 2 bathrooms and 3 bedrooms, including a huge master suite with a dressing room. On +2: 2 additional bedrooms. A full-sized cellar with a separate entrance and multiple rooms, including the former servant's kitchen and a sauna. The garage, with a small goods lift, once housed horses and carriages. Smart home system and Energy Performance Certificate C.

For those who love historical charm in a luxurious, modern setting, this property is a dream come true.