Oppenheim Penthouse

Stay in the exclusive heritage project de Gulden Poorte, in the heart of Antwerp city centre, just 100 metres from the main shopping street de Meir. And enjoy a luxurious city lifestyle in this vibrant city bursting with authentic charm, surrounded by great restaurants, shops and schools!

A large entrance hall welcomes you and leads you to the beautiful reception room with unique wooden art-nouveau elevator giving you access to the apartments. On the third floor is the entrance to this exclusive penthouse of 150 m2. The third floor can only be reached by stairs from the second floor.
There you will find a private entrance that overlooks the unique machine room of the elevator.

As soon as you enter the apartment, you will see the beautiful, enclosed roof terrace with a view of the St Jacob's Church, the very spacious kitchen with cooking island and dining table, a large living room, the master suite with en-suite bathroom with bathtub and wardrobe. The entire penthouse is air-conditioned. A private storage room and indoor parking complete the apartment.

De Gulden Poorte
The De Gulden Poorte building has a rich history that began in the 18th century as a neoclassical city palace built under the direction of architect Jan de Vroey. He completed several buildings in Belgium, among them, Hotel Wagner on the Frankrijklei, the Bréé house on the Mechelsesteenweg and the Banque du Crédit Anversois on the Gasthuisstraat as well as the Banque du Crédit Commercial on the Lange Klarenstraat in Antwerp. De Vroey designed them using a variety of styles, ranging from neoclassical to Art Nouveau and the Beaux-Arts. In 1919, the building was converted into the offices of the Compagnie Continentale d'Importation, and then in 1971, into the bank premises of the Hypotheek en Kapitalisatiemaatschappij, known as HKM. De Gulden Poorte then underwent a major renovation by LXRYHOME in 2024.The building was also fitted with a brand-new slate roof. Along with the contemporary touches of luxury and comfort, all of the authentic elements have also been beautifully preserved, including the gorgeous wooden banquettes on the patio, the sculpted high ceilings, the bespoke marble mantlepieces, the arty ornaments and the unique lift (of which there are only a few left in Antwerp) with its dark wood and ornate design including an Art Nouveau twist. In short, unique luxury living in the heart of Antwerp's city centre, each of these apartments has a luxurious finish and furnished with exquisite furniture by Belgian designers and brands such as Ethnicraft, Serax, BazarBizar, as well as carefully hand-picked art. What’s more, each apartment is named after a well-known banking family.