Situated on the emblematic Avenue Molière, this magnificent geometric Art Nouveau-style house was built in 1910 at the request of Arts and Manufactures engineer Bruno Schmidt, to the designs of architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin, who conceived it as a single work of art. This mansion, which was listed in 1996 and covers an area of approximately 578 m² (according to the PEB), has recently been completely renovated, while retaining its period features and character. The façade is characterised by the architect's personal and innovative style, recognisable by the geometric shapes inspired by the Viennese Secession. The elegant entrance sets the tone for the refinement of its decoration, and welcomes guests to the 2 first levels of reception areas. The upper floors, accessible by lift, house the master suite comprising bedroom, dressing room and bathroom, as well as three other suites, one of which boasts a spacious terrace. To top it all off, a beautifully planted garden gives you access to an enclosed garage. Other: lift, cellars, electricity in conformity, PEB E Lined with splendid mansions, Avenue Molière is one of the most beautiful avenues in Brussels; green, wide and pleasant to live in, close to numerous restaurants and small shops. For further information, please contact Corinne Thumelaire on +32 (0) 498 237 935.