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Scoop: Apartment for sale in Antwerp with 4 bedrooms

Jan van Rijswijcklaan 11 102, 2018 Antwerp
€799,000
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Description
On the most prestigious part of Jan Van Rijswijcklaan, one of Antwerp’s most beautiful and green boulevards, lies this exceptionally spacious apartment in a stylish Art Deco building dating from 1932. Located in the sought-after 2018 district, between Harmonie and Markgrave, this location combines tranquillity, privacy and excellent accessibility with vibrant city life. The apartment has recently undergone a complete renovation and is fully move-in ready. Authentic elements such as high ceilings, original interior doors and parquet floors have been harmoniously combined with contemporary luxury. The living area extends across the entire front façade and consists of two connected salons, separated by elegant arches. The separate kitchen is high-end finished with bamboo custom cabinetry, composite stone countertops and quality built-in appliances At the rear, there are three spacious bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, complemented by a separate office room. The bathroom features a double washbasin and a large walk-in shower and also connects to the master bedroom. Generous entrance hall with cloakroom and guest toilet. Private basement storage included. A rare combination of architectural charm, sense of space and an exceptional location on one of Antwerp’s most desirable addresses. Ideal for those seeking character, comfort and urban elegance in a prime location.

Financial

Sales under VAT system
No
Cadastral income
1.244 €

Building

Type of property
Apartment
Subtype
Apartment
Surface
187 m²

Terrain

Most recent urban destination
Residential area

Location

Surroundings / neighbourhood
Residential area; Town

Layout

Number of bedrooms
4
Surface bedrooms
22 m²; 17 m²; 16 m²
Number of bathrooms
1

Comfort

Videophone
Yes
Lift
Yes
Armoured door
Yes

Energy

EPC score (kWh/(m² years))
134
EPC label
B
Unique code EPC
20210106-0002356584-RES-1

Urban planning

Destination building
Private - single-family
Summons
No
Summons
No judicial remedial or administrative measure imposed

Location

Jan van Rijswijcklaan 11 102, 2018 Antwerp

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2018 Antwerp
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Apartment for sale

€ 799.000

Lange Leemstraat 374
2018 Antwerp
171
2
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