Ideally located between Avenue Louise and the Ixelles ponds, this bourgeois house features a facade that blends eclecticism and Art Nouveau, designed by architect Léon Delune in 1893 and redesigned in 2015 in a contemporary style by Olivier Dwek.

Combining clean lines, high-quality finishes, and materials, the latter has a surface area of ± 620 m² (according to PEB) and comprises, on the ground floor, an entrance hall with cloakroom leading to a living area consisting of a dining room and a fully equipped kitchen opening through a large bay window onto a landscaped garden with a water feature created by Vaxelaire & Deckers. The first floor offers reception rooms with an open fireplace and a more intimate lounge (gas cassette). The sleeping area consists of a floor dedicated to the master apartment, comprising an office, a bedroom, and an en-suite bathroom. The top floor comprises two bedrooms with dressing rooms and private bathrooms/shower rooms.

Other features: two-car garage, integrated Sonos sound system, burglar alarm/perimeter alarm, home automation, elevator, laundry room, cellars, wine cellar, rainwater collection tank, PEB C.

Les Etangs d'Ixelles offers a green and picturesque setting just a stone's throw from Place Flagey. This area is known for its quality of life, combining the tranquility of the ponds with the liveliness of the surrounding neighborhood. Numerous public transportation options.

For further information, please contact Melody Bingoni at +32 2 640 08 01.