In the sought-after Avenue Molière area, near Place Brugmann, this character mansion house, designed by architect Paul Picquet in 1909, spans an area of approx. 1,628 m² (according to the EPB) and has 10 ares of south-facing land. Behind a 15-metre façade, a carriage entrance leads to the rear house with garages and a caretaker's lodge. Ideal for entertaining, an entrance hall with a grand staircase opens onto a first library lounge with original wood panelling, an elegant lounge overlooking the wooded garden and a last lounge. A service entrance and a small kitchen complete the ground floor. The 1st floor comprises a reception dining room, a large kitchen with its adjoining small dining room, and a lounge (with original silk on the wall). A secondary staircase leads to the 2nd floor, comprising a master bedroom with dressing room, bathroom, study and private lounge, another bedroom, bathroom, dressing room and a second study. The 3rd floor offers 5 bedrooms, a lounge, two shower rooms and a bathroom. The 4th floor has a kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 terraces, a lounge, a study, two shower rooms and a bathroom. Other features: lift, double glazing, alarm, oil-fired boiler, water softener, laundry room, cellars, wine cellar, fitness room, maid's room and rear house with two enclosed garages, a carport and, on the first floor, a caretaker's room comprising a lounge, kitchen and bedroom with bathroom. Lined with splendid mansions, Avenue Molière is one of the most beautiful avenues in Brussels; green, wide and pleasant to live on, close to numerous restaurants and small shops. For further information, please contact Sylvie Koch on +32 (0) 472 869 668.