Ostflandern I Gent

In the heart of Ghent, within walking distance of the historic center, lies this exceptionally bright and characterful townhouse from 1906, designed by architect Adrien Ledoux. With a living area of approximately 444 m², this house provides the perfect canvas for a property of exceptional grandeur and timeless elegance.

The property comprises four independent residential units, totaling eight bedrooms and six bathrooms, each with its own facilities. The house exudes timeless elegance through open, sunlit spaces and authentic finishes. Thanks to this versatile layout, the property is ideal both for residential use and as an income-generating investment.

Additionally: this home carries a subtle artistic heritage as the birthplace of Jenny de Montigny, muse of Emile Claus, and is within walking distance of the tranquil Duifhuis Park, a charming green oasis in the heart of the city.

Ghent, a city of timeless allure, where historic splendor and contemporary elegance meet. Picturesque canals and stately façades provide the backdrop for a rich cultural life, refined gastronomy, and vibrant academic traditions. Here, history, art, and modern urban life merge into a harmonious and lively symphony.

For more information, please contact Frédéric Van der Beken [hidden information].