Brasschaat | $1.39 million (€1.295 million)
A four-bedroom, two-bath home from 1938 with a thatched roof within the Antwerp suburb of Brasschaat
Inbuilt 1938 on about half an acre, this four-bedroom villa with a thatched roof is in Brasschaat, a municipality in northern Belgium about 9 miles north of Antwerp and 10 miles south of the border with the Netherlands. Luxurious properties, villas, and estates dot the panorama in Brasschaat, which has a city park with a restored citadel, climbing and biking trails, playgrounds, tennis, an indoor swimming pool and a lake with paddle boats. The Gunfire Museum, a global navy museum, shows tanks, artillery and different struggle artifacts from the final century. Thermal spas abound. Restaurant Maurice, which acquired a 2024 Michelin point out, serves carpaccio langoustine and oxtail.
The journey from Brasschaat to the middle of Antwerp takes about 45 minutes by way of the 640 bus line. Different choices embrace a tram or metro.
Dimension: 3,294 sq. toes
Value per sq. foot: $422
Indoors: Simply inside a aspect entrance of this storybook thatch-roofed villa are a powder room, laundry, and stairs to the basement. Straight forward, two steps result in the doorway corridor’s patterned black, beige and white tile. Black-framed double glass doorways open to a contemporary inside.
The eating room has double doorways resulting in an unused entrance door, a nod to the home’s roots as a two-family abode. On the reverse finish, double doorways with ornamental transoms open to the yard. The adjoining front room additionally has ornamental doorways that fold again, opening to the backyard. A wood-burning hearth with a glass facade is on one wall.
The kitchen has a double farm sink, black-painted wooden cupboards, an open pantry and black granite counter tops. A curved breakfast nook is in a single nook.
From the aspect entry, a wooden staircase turns at a touchdown with 4 small curved home windows. Two of the three bedrooms on the second flooring share a corridor tub. The en suite main bed room has a chandelier-lit dressing room with a middle island and a toilet with a floating double self-importance, black mosaic tile, a glass-enclosed bathe and a tub on a black tiled flooring. A double-size bed room on the third flooring is used as an workplace and visitor room.
Outside area: An extended gravel driveway leads from the automated gate to the aspect entrance and continues to a yard carport. The yard has terraces, a small enclosed gazebo, a playhouse, a shaded sizzling tub, a picket deck, a eating pavilion, and an attic playroom reachable by ladder within the carport.
Prices: Annual property taxes of €2,874 ($3,080)
Contact: Dennis Leemans, Engel & Völkers Brasschaat, dennis.leemans@engelvoelkers.com, engelvoelkers.com +32-3-658-12-00
Markgrave | $1.34 million (€1.25 million)
A turn-of-the-century, eight-bedroom rowhouse in Markgrave with a brick patio
This eight-bedroom, five-bath townhouse was in-built 1900 in Markgrave, a well-to-do residential space southeast of Antwerp’s metropolis middle.
Stately homes and grand buildings, many from the early twentieth century, line Markgrave’s roads. Inexperienced areas and parks abound, together with Middelheimpark’s sculpture backyard, and tree-lined Brilschanspark, with strolling and biking paths, a playground, a man-made lake, and a canine park. Nachtegalenpark has mature bushes, a playground and a restaurant.
Throughout from the townhouse is Brusketta, a well-liked Italian restaurant. Close by Home, a well-liked bakery is understood for its baguettes, creamy croissants and Excessive Tea. The Royal Conservatory of Antwerp is close by.
A number of tram and bus traces run by way of Markgrave, making Antwerp’s metropolis middle and different neighborhoods simply accessible. It takes about quarter-hour to get to the Antwerp Zoo, the Central Station or the Diamond District, and 20 minutes to the Meir, a well-liked procuring district.
Dimension: 3,875 sq. toes
Value per sq. foot: $345
Indoors: Ornamental wrought iron doorways open to a vestibule and an interior glass door to a mosaic-tiled aspect corridor with marble wainscoting. The adjoining front room has a parquet wooden floors, a fire with a white marble mantel, ornamental wainscoting with embellished partitions, crown moldings and a 12-foot ceiling.
An ornate glass transom heralds the eating room. A black-and-white marble mantel is centered on one wall, and its hearth is closed off.
The railroad-style kitchen has brown cabinetry and white stone counter tops with refined veining. The adjoining breakfast room has a brown tile flooring. Ground-to-ceiling glass home windows and a greenhouse-like roof span the again of the home. A powder room and laundry are off the kitchen.
The second flooring has three bedrooms, every with a marble mantel and parquet flooring. They share two full baths, every with a bathe, a white self-importance, a commode and a brown tile flooring. A mezzanine stage has a full tub, a bed room, a polyurethane solid flooring and French doorways to a curved Juliet balcony. The third flooring has three bedrooms with marble mantels, parquet flooring, and two baths. The highest flooring has two bedrooms and one lavatory.
The home windows had been lately changed, aside from the unique glasswork within the entrance, and the kitchen and bogs had been redone.
Outside area: Separate doorways from the breakfast room open to a walled brick patio edged with shrubbery.
Prices: Annual property taxes of €1,621 ($1,737).
Contact: Femke De Cauwer, femke@immobib.be, +32-3-230-59-39, Immo BIB
Wijnegem | $1.37 million (€1.28 million)
A 3-bedroom dwelling from 2018 in a transformed grain distillery within the city of Wijnegem
This three-bedroom duplex was in-built 2018 on the two-acre web site of a former grain distillery about 5 miles east of Antwerp, on the border of three upscale cities: Wijnegem, Schoten and ’s-Gravenwezel.
Wijnegem is dwelling to a mall with 250 retailers and eating places, the most important within the Benelux political-economic union nations of Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg The designer Axel Vervoordt has an arts, inside design and antiques gallery on Wijnegem’s mixed-use Kanaal web site.
Each ’s-Gravenwezel and Schoten, simply south of Belgium’s border with the Netherlands, have historic castles, villas with giant, well-maintained gardens and emerald grass, nation estates, nature reserves, farmland, open countryside and forests.
The Michelin farm-to-table restaurant Hertebos in s’Gravenwezel provides to the idyllic setting. Extremely rated colleges, golf golf equipment, tennis golf equipment, driving stables, and high-end boutiques add cachet.
Dimension: 2,368 sq. toes
Value per sq. foot: $579
Indoors: The duplex is reached by way of a ground-level door that results in a cement staircase.
The residing space has an oak parquet flooring, outsized home windows, and a glass-fronted nook fuel hearth. Extending onto a terrace, a glass-enclosed backyard room with a wooden plank flooring is heated for year-round use.
A poured, polished cement flooring distinguishes the kitchen. Grey and beige sq. tiles present a backdrop for the skinny, cream-colored counter encasing two rows of brown drawers. An electrical cooktop is on the middle of the countertop. Slats of wooden separate the kitchen from the residing space. Three brass pendant lights illuminate a breakfast bar that accommodates 4 stools.
Brown ceiling-to-floor cupboards merge with colourful translucent squares camouflaging a picket staircase to the second stage. A powder room is by the doorway.
Upstairs, the three bedrooms have wooden floors. The first consists of an en suite dressing room. Its lavatory partitions are coated with grey Mortex, an ornamental plaster. The second bed room’s lavatory has a walk-in bathe. A laundry room can also be upstairs.
Outside area: Sliding glass doorways in the lounge reveal a non-public 1,345-square-foot terrace with views of the encircling forests and meadows. Within the nook, a night-lit heated swimming pool has two jets. Photo voltaic panels are on the roof.
Prices: Annual property taxes of about (€2,160) $2,315. Month-to-month upkeep charges are roughly $367.
Contact: Jordy Moeskops, jordy.moeskops@hillewaere.be +32-492-63-86-12- christiesrealestate.com +32-3-337-38-34
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