This elegant and spacious bourgeois residence, known as Hôtel de Noailles, was in its early years one of the most prominent hotels in Spa. Completely demolished, the villa was rebuilt in 1911 by the mayor of the respective city, who made it his residence. Since 2018, the new owners have been dedicated to its renovation while preserving the authentic architectural lines of that time. The entire property consists of two entities, the main villa of ± 950 m² (according to PEB) and the caretaker's house of over 100 m², all on a plot of ± 37 ares. The layout has been designed with its current purpose as "bed and breakfast" in mind. The reception rooms occupy the entire ground floor (± 354 m²), while the first floor (± 270 m²) is entirely reserved for 4 bedrooms, each with its own adjoining bathroom. A library lounge and a billiards room complete the floor. The second floor (± 270 m²) is organized with 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, a home cinema, and a small kitchen. Note the indoor pool and its terrace for nearly 100 m². In the basement of over 200 m², there is, among other things, a large Jacuzzi. Other features include an attic, oil heating and heat pump, thermodynamic boiler, and photovoltaic panels. Located at the heart of the Fagnes region, Spa is known for its thermal baths, its remarkably preserved natural environment and its world-famous racetracks. For more information, please contact Véronique Mille at +32 (0) 477 27 72 50.