Apartment for sale

Set between the 1920s architecture of Conforta (1926) and Deurne-Dorp – Expo—where an Expo 58 pavilion found a second life as a sports hall—stands this 1967 corner building. The property marries distinct modernist design with a neighbourhood where diverse architectural eras converge. On the second floor, the corner position allows for expansive glazing and an abundance of natural daylight, offering an unobstructed view. The living space retains its original mid-century character courtesy of robust, authentic materials: solid timber doors, fitted cloakroom cupboards with a lived-in patina, and window sills finished in deep green natural stone. The apartment boasts a practical layout. The bright living room connects seamlessly to an updated country-style kitchen. In addition, there are two proper double bedrooms positioned at the rear for absolute peace and quiet, sharing a central bathroom. At the same time, the flat lends itself perfectly to reinterpretation. Because the load-bearing structure is limited to the outer shell and interior columns, the non-structural partition walls can be removed with ease. This opens up the possibility for an open-plan layout where the spaces flow into one another to create a seamless loft living experience.

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