Sell a house in Markgrave without an agent

Markgrave houses are typically 6-7 m wide, 3 storeys plus basement, 40-80 m² garden and original façade. Often 40 years in the same family: dated services and bathroom, sound structure. We buy to renovate-and-rent or redevelop.

Divorce or inheritance files: valuation within 48h, offer within 5 days, sale agreement before month-end. Two parties, one transaction, payment via notary.

Markgrave is a district of Antwerpen with postcodes 2018 and dominant housing: town and bourgeois houses between centre and Berchem, 3-façade row houses, small blocks and former commercial corner buildings. Transition district between Antwerp centre, Zurenborg and Berchem-Nieuw-Kwartier. Quiet avenues, medical practices, strong family demand.

Indicative market price (secondary market): €2.900-€4.300/m² — for context, not an offer. Our offer reflects real condition, EPC, renovation load and legal status.

Landmarks in Markgrave: Brederodestraat, Markgravelei, Harmoniepark (nabij), Draakplaats. We know the local notarial chamber and work with notaries active in this district.

For houses in Markgrave — typically town and bourgeois houses between centre and berchem, 3-façade row houses, small blocks and former commercial corner buildings around Brederodestraat — 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 Harmonie and Zurenborg — same speed, same discretion, same fixed process.

Markgrave (around Markgravelei, Brederodestraat) is a bourgeois 19th-century district with quality row houses and town houses, wide (5-7 m), deep (14-20 m), typically 3-4 storeys. Often split after the 1970s into 2-3 units with different owners but no professional syndic.

Sale drivers: inheritance of a bourgeois row house with well-settled children, buy-out of co-owners of a split town house, exit of an older owner-landlord, or a retired couple moving to assisted living. We take on whole buildings and split units alike.

Mini-case Markgrave: a split town house on Markgravelei, three flats, three different owners, no professional syndic, one owner urgently wanting out. We bought his flat, signed five weeks later at his Antwerp-South notary, overdue co-ownership provisions settled at the deed with the informal syndic (a neighbour).