Are you looking for a historic gem with a unique look? This stately villa in Anzegem, built around 1900 by order of doctor Vancauwenberghe, combines authentic charm with striking architecture.
The house is located a little deeper on the plot, which ensures pleasant privacy, and is stylishly closed on the street side with a brick wall and an elegant iron fence.
The iconic home is an eclectic double house with clear influences from the neo-Flemish Renaissance. This is reflected, among other things, in the characteristic gable, the elegant tower on the west side and the sophisticated use of high-quality building materials. The red brick façade is embellished with decorative brickwork with glazed accents and black brick diamond patterns. In addition, extensive use has been made of bluestone (bluestone) for the steps, corner blocks, intermediate pillars, starters and capstones. The slate roof has two dormers and is crowned by elegant lightning rods.
The façade layout and detailed woodwork also immediately catch the eye. The protruding door bay and the wide window bay are accentuated by a classic bow window on the ground floor and a three-part wooden bay window on the first floor. All arched window and door openings also have preserved authentic joinery. Next to the villa is a spacious garage that was built entirely in the same architectural style. It has two gates - including one renewed - under robust iron I-beams, which completes the whole beautifully on an aesthetic level.
GENERAL
- Central heating: fuel oil
- Rainwater and groundwater
- Full basement
- Plot of 3,760m2
Interested in this property? Please contact us at www.dewaele.com or 056 605 605.
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