Patrimoine Rococo Intemporel Avec Cour Jardin Au Cœur D'anvers
16,146 Sqft
16,146 Sqft lot
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[quote] Ce bâtiment respire l’histoire. Chaque pièce raconte une histoire et offre en même temps des possibilités exceptionnelles.
[auteur] Le propriétaire,
[aanhetwoord] Au fil des ans, cette maison de maître a connu de nombreuses fonctions, mais toujours avec la même grandeur et le même charisme. La combinaison entre habitat et lieu de travail, l’architecture historiqu
Located on Paardenmarkt, in the historic heart of Antwerp. A prestigious area where monumental architecture, culture and urban dynamism come together. Within walking distance of the city centre, shops, restaurants and public transport. A prime location for those who want to combine heritage, visibility and accessibility. In the future, this street will become a residential area with even more gree
[quote] Ce bâtiment respire l’histoire. Chaque pièce raconte une histoire et offre en même temps des possibilités exceptionnelles.
[auteur] Le propriétaire,
[aanhetwoord] Au fil des ans, cette maison de maître a connu de nombreuses fonctions, mais toujours avec la même grandeur et le même charisme. La combinaison entre habitat et lieu de travail, l’architecture historique, la lumière naturelle abondante et le jardin intérieur toscan rendent ce bâtiment vraiment unique à Anvers. Ce bâtiment respire l’histoire. Chaque pièce raconte une histoire et offre en même temps des possibilités exceptionnelles.
[troeven] Bâtiment monumental classé Architecture rococo de 1753 Conçu par l’architecte Engelbert Baets Environ 1 500 m² de surface utile Sept unités uniques Appartement complet de trois chambres Sublime jardin intérieur avec colonnade toscane Éléments authentiques Usage mixte possible : habitation, travail, investissement
Located on Paardenmarkt, in the historic heart of Antwerp. A prestigious area where monumental architecture, culture and urban dynamism come together. Within walking distance of the city centre, shops, restaurants and public transport. A prime location for those who want to combine heritage, visibility and accessibility. In the future, this street will become a residential area with even more greenery and tranquillity.
This monumental Rococo mansion from 1753 was designed by architect Engelbert Baets, presumably commissioned by Joseph Vequemans, Baron de la Verre and Ranst. Over the centuries, the building has had a rich and varied history as a residence, hotel, museum, commercial property, bank and Spanish cultural centre. Today, the building houses seven unique units, spread over a usable area of approximately 1,500 m² of floor space, complemented by a fully-fledged three-bedroom flat.
This combination makes the property ideal for mixed use: living, working or investing. As soon as you enter the imposing entrance hall, you feel that you are stepping into an impressive piece of Antwerp history. Daylight floods in through the glass rear façade, offering a beautiful view of the sublime courtyard.
The office and multipurpose spaces are located on the ground floor, first floor, basement and attic, giving each unit its own identity and atmosphere. The flat offers every comfort for residential use within this exceptional historical context. From the various rooms, you look out onto the serene garden with its Tuscan colonnade. An absolute eye-catcher is the oeil-de-boeuf with elegant clockwork in the dormer window.
Inside, you are also surrounded by authentic elements such as high ceilings and doors, refined mouldings, mantelpieces and historical finishes from the Rococo, Louis XVI and Second Empire periods. One of the building’s showpieces is the high-quality multipurpose recreation room created by Glenn Sestig, ideal for representative or multifunctional purposes. The entire building is listed as a monument.
There is currently a car park available for purchase or rent.