Residence for sale - Brugge RBS17571

This former monastery building, located on Ganzenplein in Bruges, offers a unique combination of historic charm and hidden peace. Located on a cobbled square, this property is one of the quietest spots in the city, ideal for those who love silence and authenticity. This characteristic and impressive building with its enclosed garden dates back to the 16th century. The front garden is closed by an elegant iron gate, and you can reach the cozy and walled city garden via the charming bicycle gate. Today, a unique building is equipped with every comfort and, with its large volumes, it has a lot of potential, both in terms of living and working. Until recently, the ground floor with original cement tiles, high ceilings and large windows had a commercial function (complete with work space and access to a practical storage cellar); it can also easily be converted into a living space. A wide wooden staircase leads to the upper floors, where the charm of the house is further expressed. On the first floor, you will find a spacious living room and a recently renovated kitchen. Thanks to the three free-standing facades, this floor is bathed in light. The authentic plank floor adds warmth and atmosphere to the rooms. A wooden terrace with an external staircase offers direct contact with the garden. The long night hall provides access to the bathroom and 3 bedrooms. In addition, there is also a fourth, more spacious bedroom. The roof floor includes two attics, ideal for storage or creative purposes. The building is equipped with a brand new high-efficiency boiler for efficient heating and the roofs have also been renewed. The building has been designated an established architectural heritage, which contributes to its unique status and historical value. This extraordinary property combines historic authenticity with modern comfort. Whether you're looking for a unique residential project or a combination of living and working, this former monastery building offers endless opportunities in the heart of Bruges. Show all Show less