3-bed house with garden, Mechelen

Thanks to the well-insulated exterior walls and roofs, plus a new condensing boiler, this is a well-insulated and energy-efficient home. This home underwent a thorough renovation in 2025, from the roof to the basement. In terms of style, the design features black (PVC windows and a glazed living room door), wood (parquet flooring with a thick top layer), and white (kitchen cabinet fronts and paintwork). The living area and open kitchen extend from the front facade to the rear facade (decorative stucco), with tall, flat decorative radiators providing heating. LED spotlights are built into the ceilings. From the living area, you can look out through a wide aluminum sliding window onto the patio (with a sink), garden, and garden shed. The following appliances have been selected for the kitchen: cooktop, dishwasher, oven, refrigerator, and range hood. Both the kitchen and the master bedroom feature electrically operated roller shutters. On the second floor, there is a smaller room and another room with the same floor area as the master bedroom. The bathroom features a wall-mounted toilet, a walk-in shower with a sliding door and a built-in bench, and a wide vanity (natural stone) with a round mirror (heated and illuminated). Both the living room and the bedrooms feature hardwood floors. With the future in mind, cables have been installed from the front door to the living room (for a future videophone/intercom) and from the second floor to the kitchen (for future solar panels). We measured 20 dBA as the quietest sound level here. On Bakelaarstraat, a one-way street, the speed limit is 30 km/h, and you may park on both sides of the street with a parking disc or resident permit.