<p>This majestic residence, designed by architect Paul Picquet in 1909, invites you to write the next chapter of its history. With ±1628 m² (according to EPC) on a 10-are south-facing plot, it captivates with its unique atmosphere, where every detail tells a part of its past and promises a future of serenity and beauty.<br />Steps from Place Brugmann, behind an elegant ±15-meter façade, this mansion was an ambassador's residence for years. Accessed through a charming carriage entrance, the ground floor features a grand hall with a staircase of honor, opening to a library with original woodwork, a refined living room overlooking the garden, and an intimate salon. A service entrance and small kitchen complete this level.<br />The first floor houses a reception dining room, a large kitchen with an adjoining small dining area, and a silk-adorned salon. A secondary staircase leads to the second floor, comprising the master suite with dressing room, bathroom, office, and private lounge, plus another bedroom with bathroom, dressing room, and second office.<br />The third floor offers five bedrooms, a lounge, two shower rooms, and a bathroom. The fourth floor includes a kitchen, three bedrooms, two terraces, a lounge, an office, two shower rooms, and a bathroom.<br />Additional features: elevator, double glazing, alarm, oil heating, water softener, laundry, cellars, wine cellar, fitness room, service room, and a rear house with two closed garages, carport, and upstairs concierge apartment.</p>