Sell a house in Antwerp Centre without an agent

Row houses and town houses in Antwerp Centre are often deep, with neglected rear buildings and overdue façade works. We also buy listed properties and easements.

Central dossiers frequently involve inheritance with contents, long vacancy and Flemish renovation duty. We take over as-is, clear the contents free of charge and work with your notary.

Antwerp Centre is a district of Antwerpen with postcodes 2000 · 2018 · 2060 and dominant housing: town houses, art-deco apartments, renovated worker houses and new-build lofts. City core between Meir, Zurenborg and Het Zuid. Properties are often listed or feature characteristic façades.

Indicative market price (secondary market): €3.200-€5.200/m² — for context, not an offer. Our offer reflects real condition, EPC, renovation load and legal status.

Landmarks in Antwerp Centre: Meir, Zurenborg, Het Zuid, Theaterplein, Stadspark. We know the local notarial chamber and work with notaries active in this district.

For houses in Antwerp Centre — typically town houses, art-deco apartments, renovated worker houses and new-build lofts around Meir — we assess plot, garden, rear extension, EPC, renovation duty, roof structure and easements. Inherited or long-vacant houses are taken over with contents included.

Also active in adjacent districts such as Universiteitsbuurt and Schipperskwartier — same speed, same discretion, same fixed process.

Antwerp Centre (2000/2018/2060): listed town houses around the Meir, art-deco flats at Theaterplein and Stadspark, renovated worker row houses in the University quarter. Frequently fully or partly listed with Onroerend Erfgoed — we have experience with heritage duty and protected interiors.

Sale drivers: inheritance of a town house with listed stucco or tiled floor, buy-out of co-owners of a short-let flat (Airbnb), investor exit after a short-stay licensing change, or a retired couple moving from a large Stadspark flat to assisted living.

Mini-case Antwerp Centre: an inherited town house near Meirbrug with partly listed interior (stucco, marble mantel, stained-glass staircase). Four heirs refused public viewings to protect the listed interior. Taken over with contents, deed six weeks later at their Antwerp notary, transfer file lodged by us with Onroerend Erfgoed.