Eclectic bourgeois home with practice Bosmanslei 38, 2018 Antwerpen

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The Markgrave district, known for its eclectic bourgeois townhouses, is one of the city’s most residential neighborhoods. Rich in history and architecture, it is ideally located between the Ring road and Berchem. Within walking distance are Hof van Leysen and the de Singel arts centre. Antwerp city centre, parks, and main access roads towards Brussels and Ghent are all easily reached. A perfect blend of comfort, accessibility, and greenery.

In 1914, Jos Thijssen-Peeters commissioned this stately townhouse in eclectic style, designed by architect Gustave Fierens. At the time, its location was among the most prestigious at the gateway to this then newly developed district.

The impressive entrance hall features rich finishes, including marble, a wrought-iron staircase, authentic interior doors, and refined parquet flooring. Two large office spaces, formerly used as medical practices (gynecology and pulmonology), remain perfectly suited for professional use today. Archive room and guest toilet.

The pure grandeur of the first floor would not be out of place in a museum. Original wallpaper, wall paneling, stained glass windows, and parquet floors have been beautifully preserved. High-end Bulthaup kitchen, dining room, and elegant reception area.

On the second floor: two spacious bedrooms, a third room currently used as a dressing, and a generous bathroom. The third floor—currently a guest level—almost mirrors the second, offering two full bedrooms, a bathroom, and a third (dressing) room. Optional purchase of a parking space in the same street at €50,000.

The property has undergone a thorough technical renovation. All plumbing, including water supply, drainage pipes, and sewer system, has been completely renewed. The electrical installation has also been fully upgraded, with new wiring, switches, sockets, and distribution boards. High-quality oak parquet flooring has been installed on all levels, except for the first floor where the original parquet has been carefully preserved and restored where necessary. The basement has been finished with a new ceramic floor and fitted with new double-glazed windows.

An exceptional residence distinguished by its historical value, architectural elegance, and authentic character.