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Van Haelen is a characterful building designed in 1936 by architect Léon Van Sichelen, instantly recognisable for its Streamline Moderne architecture. Its curved façade, horizontal lines and circular windows give the building a strong identity, which has served as the starting point for its complete renovation. Inside, the architectural language of the interwar period is reinterpreted in a contemporary way through arched openings, herringbone parquet flooring, warm tones and bespoke joinery. This apartment features two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The 16.69 m² living room connects to a 13.56 m² dining room and a separate 13.43 m² kitchen. Wide openings link the three spaces while preserving the individual character of each room. The 15.69 m² master bedroom benefits from a 7.24 m² bathroom. The second bedroom, measuring 8.99 m², is complemented by a second bathroom. A separate WC, a generous entrance hall and a 3.11 m² terrace complete the layout. Stainless steel, ceramic, glass blocks and dark blue accents are combined with wood and soft tones. A distinctive renovation in which Léon Van Sichelen’s architecture guides the new interior, bringing heritage, comfort and contemporary living together naturally. The generous volumes, natural light and meticulous attention to detail further enhance the dialogue between the building’s history and a modern way of living that is elegant, functional and full of character. Off-plan sale, delivered fully finished and painted upon completion of the deed, with lighting fixtures and curtains included. Contact us to discover the project and view the material samples.

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Van Haelen is a characterful building designed in 1936 by architect Léon Van Sichelen, recognisable for its modernist Streamline Moderne architecture. Its curved façade, horizontal lines and circular windows give the building a strong identity, which served as the starting point for its complete renovation. Inside, the architectural language of the interwar period is reinterpreted in a contemporary way through arched openings, herringbone parquet flooring, warm tones and bespoke joinery. This two-bedroom apartment is organised around a generous 24.94 m² kitchen and dining area. This central space forms the heart of the home and is complemented by a separate 15.55 m² living room. The kitchen, dining and relaxation areas each retain their own atmosphere while remaining connected through open views and fluid circulation. The main bedroom measures 15.11 m², while the 8.07 m² office can also be used as a bedroom. A 4.01 m² bathroom, a separate WC, a central hall and a 2.80 m² terrace complete the layout. Stainless steel, ceramic, glass blocks and dark blue accents are combined with wood and soft tones. Léon Van Sichelen’s architecture guides a contemporary interior where heritage, comfort and spatial quality come together naturally. Curved forms, natural light and bespoke furniture carry this approach through to the finest details, creating a coherent and welcoming apartment conceived as a natural extension of the building’s original architecture. Off-plan sale, delivered fully finished and painted upon completion of the deed, with lighting fixtures and curtains included. Contact us to discover the project and view the material samples.

Van Haelen is a characterful building designed in 1936 by architect Léon Van Sichelen, instantly recognisable for its Streamline Moderne architecture. Its curved façade, horizontal lines and circular windows give the building a strong identity, which has served as the starting point for its complete renovation. Inside, the architectural language of the interwar period is reinterpreted in a contemporary way through arched openings, herringbone parquet flooring, warm tones and bespoke joinery. This apartment features two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The 16.69 m² living room connects to a 13.56 m² dining room and a separate 13.43 m² kitchen. Wide openings link the three spaces while preserving the individual character of each room. The 15.69 m² master bedroom benefits from a 7.24 m² bathroom. The second bedroom, measuring 8.99 m², is complemented by a second bathroom. A separate WC, a generous entrance hall and a 3.11 m² terrace complete the layout. Stainless steel, ceramic, glass blocks and dark blue accents are combined with wood and soft tones. A distinctive renovation in which Léon Van Sichelen’s architecture guides the new interior, bringing heritage, comfort and contemporary living together naturally. The generous volumes, natural light and meticulous attention to detail further enhance the dialogue between the building’s history and a modern way of living that is elegant, functional and full of character. Off-plan sale, delivered fully finished and painted upon completion of the deed, with lighting fixtures and curtains included. Contact us to discover the project and view the material samples. Solid parquet flooring. Sold off-plan and delivered fully finished and painted at the deed, including lighting and curtains. Contact us to discover the project and material samples.

Van Haelen is a characterful building designed in 1936 by architect Léon Van Sichelen, instantly recognisable for its Streamline Moderne architecture. Its curved façade, horizontal lines and circular windows give the building a strong identity, which has served as the starting point for its complete renovation. Inside, the architectural language of the interwar period is reinterpreted in a contemporary way through arched openings, herringbone parquet flooring, warm tones and bespoke joinery. This apartment features two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The 16.69 m² living room connects to a 13.56 m² dining room and a separate 13.43 m² kitchen. Wide openings link the three spaces while preserving the individual character of each room. The 15.69 m² master bedroom benefits from a 7.24 m² bathroom. The second bedroom, measuring 8.99 m², is complemented by a second bathroom. A separate WC, a generous entrance hall and a 3.11 m² terrace complete the layout. Stainless steel, ceramic, glass blocks and dark blue accents are combined with wood and soft tones. A distinctive renovation in which Léon Van Sichelen’s architecture guides the new interior, bringing heritage, comfort and contemporary living together naturally. The generous volumes, natural light and meticulous attention to detail further enhance the dialogue between the building’s history and a modern way of living that is elegant, functional and full of character. Off-plan sale, delivered fully finished and painted upon completion of the deed, with lighting fixtures and curtains included. Contact us to discover the project and view the material samples.

Van Haelen is a characterful building designed in 1936 by architect Léon Van Sichelen, recognisable for its modernist Streamline Moderne architecture. Its curved façade, horizontal lines and circular windows give the building a strong identity, which served as the starting point for its complete renovation. Inside, the architectural language of the interwar period is reinterpreted in a contemporary way through arched openings, herringbone parquet flooring, warm tones and bespoke joinery. This two-bedroom apartment is organised around a generous 24.94 m² kitchen and dining area. This central space forms the heart of the home and is complemented by a separate 15.55 m² living room. The kitchen, dining and relaxation areas each retain their own atmosphere while remaining connected through open views and fluid circulation. The main bedroom measures 15.11 m², while the 8.07 m² office can also be used as a bedroom. A 4.01 m² bathroom, a separate WC, a central hall and a 2.80 m² terrace complete the layout. Stainless steel, ceramic, glass blocks and dark blue accents are combined with wood and soft tones. Léon Van Sichelen’s architecture guides a contemporary interior where heritage, comfort and spatial quality come together naturally. Curved forms, natural light and bespoke furniture carry this approach through to the finest details, creating a coherent and welcoming apartment conceived as a natural extension of the building’s original architecture. Off-plan sale, delivered fully finished and painted upon completion of the deed, with lighting fixtures and curtains included. Contact us to discover the project and view the material samples. Off-plan sale, delivered fully finished and painted upon completion of the deed, with lighting fixtures and curtains included. Contact us to discover the project and view the material samples.

Van Haelen is a characterful building designed in 1936 by architect Léon Van Sichelen, recognisable for its modernist Streamline Moderne architecture. Its curved façade, horizontal lines and circular windows give the building a strong identity, which served as the starting point for its complete renovation. Inside, the architectural language of the interwar period is reinterpreted in a contemporary way through arched openings, herringbone parquet flooring, warm tones and bespoke joinery. This two-bedroom apartment is organised around a generous 24.94 m² kitchen and dining area. This central space forms the heart of the home and is complemented by a separate 15.55 m² living room. The kitchen, dining and relaxation areas each retain their own atmosphere while remaining connected through open views and fluid circulation. The main bedroom measures 15.11 m², while the 8.07 m² office can also be used as a bedroom. A 4.01 m² bathroom, a separate WC, a central hall and a 2.80 m² terrace complete the layout. Stainless steel, ceramic, glass blocks and dark blue accents are combined with wood and soft tones. Léon Van Sichelen’s architecture guides a contemporary interior where heritage, comfort and spatial quality come together naturally. Curved forms, natural light and bespoke furniture carry this approach through to the finest details, creating a coherent and welcoming apartment conceived as a natural extension of the building’s original architecture. Off-plan sale, delivered fully finished and painted upon completion of the deed, with lighting fixtures and curtains included. Contact us to discover the project and view the material samples.

Price	Bedrooms	Livable surface
€ 555.000	2 bedrooms	106 m²	Show
€ 525.000	2 bedrooms	106 m²	Show
€ 510.000	1 bedroom	96 m²	Show
€ 500.000	2 bedrooms	106 m²	Show
€ 485.000	2 bedrooms	106 m²	Show
€ 485.000	1 bedroom		Show
€ 480.000	1 bedroom	96 m²	Show
€ 480.000	1 bedroom	96 m²	Show

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