Magnificent mansion in neo-Lodewijk XVI style - Jan Van Rijswijcklaan 98, Antwerp
This stately 1912 mansion, designed by architect Michel De Braey on behalf of Jules Fribourg, is a magnificent example of neo-Lodewijk XVI style. Located on Jan Van Rijswijck Avenue, the house combines historic charm with great potential for modern comfort.
Upon entering, you are welcomed in a monumental entrance hall that leads to the central stairwell, the heart of the home. On the first floor are an impressive lounge, a spacious dining room and service rooms, including a utility room and toilet. From the dining room you have access to a beautiful terrace and a manicured Parisian-style garden.
The second floor offers a generous master suite with en suite bathroom, dressing room and separate toilet. At the front of the floor is a guest room with en suite bathroom and an attractive office space. The staircase here is crowned with an impressive stained-glass artwork.
On the second floor, accessible by service staircase or elevator, we find a spacious bedroom with dressing room and bathroom. In addition, there is a large office space with attached kitchen, which could easily be converted into two additional spacious bedrooms with bathrooms.
The house is fully under-basement, with several usable areas, including wine cellars and rooms that can be used as living spaces due to the high ceilings and light. From the basement there is direct access to the garden.
Additional features:
- Elevator available providing access to all floors
- Authentic elements such as high ceilings and stained glass are preserved
- Spacious, basement spaces suitable for various uses
- Located in the prestigious neighborhood of Markgrave, with excellent connections to the city center and arterial roads
This property is ideal for those looking for a historic property with many possibilities for personal fulfillment. For more information or a viewing, please contact.
