Stylish Living In A Kaplansky Icon

In one of Berchem’s most sought-after residential neighbourhoods, architect Nathan Kaplansky designed the “Résidence Prince Albert” in 1936. With this remarkable modernist apartment building, he created a prestigious residence for an affluent clientele, whose architecture remains striking to this day.

Located opposite the stately Koning Albertpark, the residence enjoys a prime location, close to De Koninck Brewery and the vibrant PAKT site. Bakeries, a butcher and numerous trendy restaurants are all within walking distance, while Antwerp city centre is easily reached by tram or bicycle.

The entrance hall has retained its authentic character and Kaplansky’s distinctive modernist features. A beautifully maintained communal garden leads to the private parking space at the rear, with an exit onto De Merodelei.

The apartment on the first floor was tastefully renovated in 2021. The generous living area offers a spacious lounge and elegant dining room, ideal for entertaining. The adjoining large kitchen features a cosy breakfast nook and views over the beautiful garden.

Green views can be enjoyed from both the front and rear of the apartment.

A long hallway leads to the sleeping quarters. The exceptionally spacious master bedroom features an en-suite bathroom, followed by two further bedrooms and a second bathroom.

The apartment also benefits from a terrace, a separate maid’s room and a cellar storage room.

The private parking space at the rear of the garden is included in the price.