New South – Amazing luxury apartment in Antwerp

New South is an amazing luxury apartment in Antwerp. This is a furnished luxury expat rental in a brilliant location. The New South is Antwerp’s newest development in the trendy area of “’t Zuid”. The area is aimed at young professionals and families. It is one of the greenest areas in Antwerp. This gives you some nice open views from the semi-open wrap-around balcony. This balcony allows you to even enjoy some fresh air, even when the weather might not permit. The apartment has 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom and is located in a modern architectural landmark.

When you enter the apartment in Antwerp, you will notice the amount of the natural light penetrating the wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling windows. The playful location of the light furniture enhances this spacious feeling. The apartment has a good mixture of modern and antique furniture as an apartment in Antwerp should be decorated. The living room connects the open concept kitchen where you can cook while taking in the open view of the park in front of the apartment. The kitchen has a dining room table that sits 6 people. In front of the kitchen, there is access to the balcony. 

The master bedroom is equipped with a comfortable bed and high-quality linen. You will find ample storage space in the closet and dresser that are provided. The guest bedroom comes with a comfortable sofa bed. The bathroom is a modern design with a walk-in shower. 

Tired of the beautiful wrap-around terrace? Well, that sounds impossible, but you will also have access to the rooftop where you can take in a stunning 360° view of Antwerp and the Schelde. With this luxury apartment in Antwerp, you will never have to worry about parking. We offer this apartment with a private parking spot.

Key features of this 1 bedroom apartment in Antwerp

• Luxury apartment.
• 105m².
• 1st floor.
• 2 bedrooms.
• Southeast orientation.
• Private parking.
• Fully furnished.
• Equipped kitchen.
• Wrap around terrace of 35m².
• Community rooftop terrace.
• Bedding and towels included.
• Flatscreen TV.
• High-speed WiFi.

Location details

New South is a housing development in the south of Antwerp overlooking the River Schelde. Since the trans-shipment activities departed from the port in the 60s it was a deserted area. The opening of the new courthouse and the renovation of the former customs house by the Bank of Breda in 2006 were the first momenta to the development of the site. Since spring 2010, the private developer Triple Living owns much of the land of New South. With approximately 2,000 new homes, new features, and a large park New South is to anticipate the current shortage of green and public facilities in the area, and the expected population growth in the next 15 years.

The development is built in phases from north to south so that the first parts getting ready are the ones being just next to the city. The full realization of the New South will take at least 15 years.

Get to know your new neighbourhood New South.

Why do expats like Antwerp

Expats love being based in Antwerp. Belgium, in general, has a pretty good work-life balance and especially the people in Antwerp you can call “Bon-vivants” or as them claim themselves “bourgondiers”. 

Antwerp is a medieval settlement and unlike the majority of big cities in Europe, Antwerp has been preserved through the years. In WWII, some bombs fell on the city but all major, medieval structures have remained untouched. The highlight and the symbol of Antwerp must be the impressive Cathedral Of Our Lady in the city center. This cathedral was built between 1352 and 1521 on the grounds of a previous church. That can give you an idea, how far back the history of the city goes. In the cathedral, you can find some of the most precious paintings and artwork by the Flemish classics such as Rubens, Van Dyck, Jordaen, etc. 

Because of the large history, Antwerp is filled with urban legends and tales. Book a tour around the city by some amazing tour guides such as Tanguy Ottomer and discover some of the lucrative and sometimes scary myths that go around the city.