2 rooms
75 m²
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Immediately available
Eighteen years ago, the curtain fell for the Antwerp slaughterhouse on Den Dam. For more than a century, 'Den Abattoir' was a household name here. The iconic sculpted bulls by Belgian sculptor Eugène De Plyn (1827-1898), which once adorned the entrance, disappeared without a trace at the end of the Second World War. Today, his name lives on in the brand-new Eugène De Plynstraat. On the fifth floor of the new-build project Groene Poort, designed around an idyllic inner garden with a conservatory, you will find this apartment. You enter it via an atypical skywalk: an open terrace with a view of the greenery, which the master bedroom also borders. From the second bedroom, you look out over the impressive industrial heritage of the old slaughterhouse halls. The light-filled living space with open kitchen connects both views. Furthermore, the apartment has a bathroom with walk-in shower, a utility room with washing connections, and a separate toilet. A dry cellar and an underground parking space at 100 euros per month on level -1 complete the picture. The common charges amount to 165 euros/month and are a provision for the maintenance of the common areas, the lift, and the inner garden, including the private consumption of the heating.