Ideally located between Avenue Louise and the Châtelain district, this three-fronted Art-deco bourgeois house was built in 1924 by architect Jean Hendrickx and extensively renovated in 2018 to house a foundation's art centre. Combining old-world charm with modernity, this ensemble with a total surface area of approx. 742 m² comprises the main house with several exhibition areas on the ground floor, opening onto a light-filled studio equipped with an audio-visual system and two studies. In the basement, a dining kitchen with its pantry and cold room provide direct access to the ideally positioned courtyard/terrace. The first floor comprises a multi-purpose area and an office, as well as 3 bedrooms, a shower room and a fitted kitchen. The top floor offers a private flat with a living area opening onto a south-facing terrace of approx. 40 m² that is not overlooked. Other: intended as a cultural facility (contemporary foundation) open to public. Le Châtelain is known for its location not far from the city centre and close to the Bois de la Cambre. It is full of restaurants of all kinds, shops and a popular market. Quick and easy access to public transport. If you have any further questions, please contact Bertrand de Moffarts on +32 475 94 45 08.