Ernest Wauters | Heritage Residence with Art Deco

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Some homes stand out because of their size or location, while others are defined by the story they tell. Designed by architect Ernest Wauters in 1931-1932, this remarkable residence undoubtedly belongs to the latter category. Carefully and comprehensively renovated in recent years, the property was restored with great respect for its original architectural vision. Historical photographs were used as a valuable reference to reinstate authentic features and preserve the character envisioned by its architect. Subtle Art Deco influences, refined brickwork, decorative masonry patterns and distinctive façade details create a residence of rare architectural significance. Colourful stained-glass windows, original woodwork and meticulously restored features contribute to an atmosphere that is both authentic and timeless. The property has been officially recognised as architectural heritage and was also featured in the publication “100 jaar wonen in Turnhout”. Behind its historic appearance lies the comfort expected from a contemporary home. The electrical installation, plumbing, heating system with solar boiler, roof, insulation, glazing and drainage infrastructure have all been renewed. Inside, the house offers generous living areas, an open kitchen, five bedrooms, two bathrooms, a cellar and several versatile rooms. Outside, the charming garden with fruit-bearing trees and shrubs, covered terrace and garage complete the picture. A rare opportunity for buyers seeking architecture, heritage value and a home with a truly distinctive identity.