The emphasis was on the good life and building a nice place to live in our Alizée development in Luxembourg. Buyers were quick to pick up on this, with the four apartments being snapped up very quickly.
Useldange oozes history, with the ruins of the town’s imposing medieval castle defining the village’s outline. A construction project in close proximity to a listed heritage site is therefore subject to strict conditions in terms of the materials and architecture used. Alizée and Océane were designed by architect Marc Disteldorff in collaboration with the Service des Sites et Monuments Nationaux to ensure the villagescape was preserved as much as possible.
Whereas you can still distinguish the old monumental farmhouse in Alizée, Océane has a new, elongated structure. This is due to the site’s sprawling shape on the one hand and the floor plan of the adjacent building, on the other. The latter is subdivided into three blocks consisting of stylish houses and apartments. From here, you have a beautiful view on the garden side of the Schwébech, a babbling brook. Ideal for unwinding!
The sustainable and energy-efficient nature of this development is also apparent inside. All homes are equipped with a smart living home automation system. A smart thermostat regulates the temperature automatically and keeps your energy consumption under perfect control. The lighting, the blinds, the door... they can all be easily operated with just a tap on your smartphone. Besides saving you a lot of energy, this is also very safe. The epitome of comfort, in every respect!
Friends told me about Antonissen Development Group and that is how I found out about some of their developments. I now own an apartment in Zurenborgpoort, which I bought for my children. My contacts with the Antonissen team were transparent and good every step of the way. I also liked that they sent me regular updates about the progress of the works. They even took photos to document the evolution of our apartment and the building.
