Ideally located in the heart of Ixelles, close to Brussels city centre, this former Demeuldre-Coché china and ceramics factory is a rare example of Brussels' industrial heritage. The listed building has ausable area of approximately 3,000 m². The façade, designed by architect Paul Saintenoy, is distinguished by its Art Nouveau ceramic inserts, which are heritage elements of great value. Completely renovated and restored, the ground floor houses an impressive reception room and bar leading to the gallery, complemented by a professional kitchen suitable for caterers. The first floor is organised around a spectacular glass roof, the former exhibition hall, which is the centrepiece of the building, offering bright and modular spaces. A residential area, in need of renovation, and attic space on the second floor complete the property and offer additional development potential. The generous ceiling heights reinforce the elegance and grandeur of the spaces. Other features: 10 parking spaces, numerous possibilities for use, service lift, cellars, sale of company shares. In the heart of Brussels, the Place de Londres district attracts visitors with its modern bars, lively restaurants, cultural appeal and close proximity to the European institutions. A place where urban life and international dynamism meet. For further information, please contact Grégoire Bryssinck on +32 493 51 29 00.