The atmosphere of a Brussels avenue Located on the fifth floor of a beautiful Beaux-Arts building dating from 1913, this Haussmannian apartment connects to the characteristic architecture of the Louis Lepoutrelaan. With a gross area of about 260 m2, it offers generous proportions, continuous light and a carefully preserved decorative heritage.
Volumes designed for reception An entrance hall of approximately 25 m2 divides the different reception areas, including a bright living room of almost 46 m2. The high ceilings, walls and original parquet floors determine the character of an interior in which classical architecture remains strong. The fully equipped and renovated kitchen is complemented by a utility room and a service counter.
A wide and functional layout The night area includes a master suite of approximately 53 m2 with private bathroom and dressing, as well as three additional bedrooms of approximately 26, 19 and 16 m2. An extra dressing, a second bathroom, a laundry room and a guest toilet complete the whole. In addition, right above the apartment there is a double waiting room of approximately 30 m2, which could offer possibilities for an extension to duplex.
A carefully preserved architectural heritage The character of the apartment continues in the remarkably well preserved common parts of the building, with a marble entrance hall, mosaics, wroughtware, stained glass windows and a classified original lift. Double glazing ensures contemporary comfort while preserving the architectural identity of the whole. EPC: E.