Brussels I Sablon

Nestled in the desirable rue aux Laines, with views of Egmont Park and just a short stroll from Sablon, this remarkable house spans approximately 513 m² of gross surface area. Originally renovated in the 1980s by architect Serra di Migni and later transformed a decade ago by architect Glenn Sestig, it has become a haven for art enthusiasts. The ground floor features an inviting entrance hall that leads to elegant reception rooms, highlighted by a stunning staircase that serves as the home's centerpiece. The reception areas include a cozy sitting room that flows into the dining area, along with an open-plan kitchen that opens up to a south-facing city garden. On the first floor, you will find a second sitting room, a library, and a separate study that offers direct views of the park. The second floor boasts a spacious bedroom complete with a dressing room, a bathroom with a shower, and a terrace overlooking the park. The third floor includes a versatile room (suitable for an office or bedroom), another bedroom with a terrace facing the park, a bathroom with a shower, and an infrared sauna. The fourth floor features a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and a small utility room. Additional amenities include a lift from -1 to +3, cellars with a utility room, a guest toilet, air conditioning on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors, and a projector with a built-in screen in the living room on the first floor. The garden, designed by Erik Dhont, complements the property, and there are two garages available for rent just 30 meters from the house. The Sablon district is a charming and quintessential Brussels neighborhood, known for its beautiful architecture, numerous shops, excellent restaurants, and convenient transport links. For more information, please contact Grégoire Bryssinck at +32 (0) 493 51 29 00.