Owner-occupancy/investment: First-class, comprehensively renovated apartment building with 3 upscale residential units over 4 floors

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About this house

The solid, fully renovated building from 1968 consists of a total of three residential units.

Attic (65 m²):

As part of the roof renovation, the original attic apartment was completely renovated and converted into a high-quality, air-conditioned and cosy living oasis that offers plenty of comfort. The open-plan kitchen and the bedroom can each be air-conditioned via separately controlled indoor units. The high-quality, fully renovated bathroom with natural light, bathtub, shower cubicle and bidet features ceiling spotlights and mirror lights, as well as a niche for a washing machine and tumble dryer. The apartment is very bright and modern in design. The south-facing, partially covered balcony, which has also been completely renovated, can be accessed from the open-plan kitchen. Real wood parquet flooring has been glued down in the open-plan kitchen, hallway and bedroom, while vinyl flooring with a parquet look has been glued down in the cooking area. As part of the roof renovation, all the apartment’s roof windows were also replaced and fitted with blackout blinds and pleated blinds. The large balcony window has been fitted with an electric aluminium roller shutter, and the open-plan kitchen has been equipped with a new fitted kitchen. As part of the renovation, the electrical wiring throughout the apartment, including the sub-distribution board with RCDs, was also replaced. Particular care was taken to ensure more than adequate provision of satellite, broadband cable and telephone sockets. As part of the renovation, the apartment was also fully fitted with new radiators. The attic apartment also has a spacious storage room in the roof space with an approximate usable area of 10 m², accessible via a folding attic ladder in the apartment’s hallway. The lighting concept in this attic apartment also leaves nothing to be desired. For example, the exposed attic beams in the open-plan kitchen can be illuminated by separately controlled LED strips, creating a particularly cosy atmosphere.

Upper floor (73 m²):

The high-quality, fully renovated bathroom with natural light and ceiling spotlights has both a bathtub and a shower cubicle. A niche for a washing machine and tumble dryer has also been created in the bathroom. The apartment is very bright and modern in design. The south-facing, covered balcony can be accessed from both the open-plan living room and the bedroom. The living room, hallway and kitchen are tiled with light-coloured tiles. The bedroom has real wood parquet flooring (Black Cherry). All windows in the apartment have at least double glazing, or even triple glazing, depending on their size, and are fitted with electric roller shutters, except for the bathroom. As part of the renovation, the kitchen was fitted with a built-in kitchen.

Ground floor + basement (171 m²):

However, the largest area of the house is occupied by the main apartment, which extends over two levels and therefore offers a special degree of living comfort. It also features an approx. 40 m² south-facing terrace, a garden, a conservatory, a double garage and a guest WC. The main bathroom is on the basement level, from which a heated, triple-glazed conservatory overlooking the garden can be accessed via both the bedroom and the study / children's room. The garden can be accessed from the garage, as well as from the ground floor and the basement.

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