Brussels I European Quarter

Nestled just moments away from Place Madou and the Botanical Gardens, this remarkable Beaux-Arts-style townhouse was designed by architect Louis Sauvage in 1916 for the Vaxelaire family and transformed into offices in 1990. It includes an impressive 577 m² of building land. Behind its sophisticated 22-meter façade, the property boasts a generous 2065 m² of living space across four floors, along with 1190 m² in two basements, exuding charm from the moment you step inside. The grand entrance hall features a monumental staircase and soaring 4-meter ceilings, leading to elegant reception rooms. The exquisite wainscoting and ironwork from the late 18th and 19th centuries, along with the Versailles parquet flooring and intricate mouldings, enhance the character and allure of this prestigious estate. The basements accommodate a spacious refectory, bathed in natural light, a professional kitchen, and various archive storage areas. A building plot at the rear of the property completes this exceptional offering. Additional features include two elevators and a goods lift. The façades and part of the roof were listed in 1989. Agency fees are applicable to the buyer. Located in the central municipality of Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, close to the European institutions, Place Madou, and the Botanical Gardens, this property offers convenient access to all Brussels transport routes, shopping, and public transport facilities. For more information, please contact Corinne Thumelaire at +32 (0) 498 23 79 35.