Description
On the Lier city ramparts and the idyllic Grote Nete, in the historic center, with restaurants, schools, shops, worry-free green spaces at your doorstep, and close to access roads and the train station – a true prime location with free parking options.
In 1934, architect Van Ouytsel designed this beautiful, spacious home featuring elements of both Art Deco and Art Nouveau. To this day, much of the original charm has been exceptionally well preserved: natural stone, geometric and floral stained glass, original door handles and window fittings, Art Deco lamps, Art Nouveau elements, exotic hardwoods, emerald green terrazzo, mosaics, and an abundance of craftsmanship...
Imposing entrance hall. Note the stained glass work, where the tears of the frogs are caught in the net of the figure below. The entire house was infused with such splendid and inventive details by Van Ouytsel.
The ground floor includes a guest toilet, cloakroom, two wonderful living rooms that transport you back in time, and the kitchen. A fantastic, huge garden (SW) with a swimming pool, views of greenery, and no overlooking – uniquely spacious outdoor area in the center of Lier!
Large garage with space for two cars, large dry cellar, and extra storage for bicycles or gardening tools. On the first floor: two spacious bedrooms and one bathroom. On the second floor: four bedrooms, each with its own sink. The spacious attic extends across the full width of the house, ideal for further expansion or customization according to your wishes. You also get a beautiful view over the Nete!
