Description

Stylish living in coveted Koningshof, quiet in the green and yet close to schools, shops and arterial roads.

Behind a discreet entrance lies this unique architect's house, designed in 1964 by the renowned Paul Meekels and completely rebuilt in 2002 to the original plan, with contemporary interventions by architects Haverhals & Heylen. A house with an unusual floor plan, created with great passion: the new volume rests on a steel structure above the original house.
Triangular shape, huge sliding windows and multiple terraces create an unparalleled indoor-outdoor experience. Extension in 2016 with natural stone cladding. High-quality materials, such as padouk and kambala, provide a warm finish.

Entrance hall with staircase, cloakroom and guest toilet. Two livings, iconic fireplace, office and living kitchen, separated by the pantry. Above that, a floating floor with three bedrooms, air conditioning, central plumbing and external steel cabinets, highlighting the architectural signature. Multifunctional wing from 2016 (by AS architects) with separate entrance, third living room, office, bedroom and bathroom at +1 - the ideal setting for live-work combo, kangaroo living or cohousing.

Blessed, south-facing garden (2023) with lush planting, terraces, illuminated garden paths, garden house (with cellar) and natural pond. Thanks to 24 solar panels, separate water circuit, renovated kitchen and central heating, this house is also completely safe for the future.