On the edge of the Elisabethpark this duplex-penthouse covers approx. 194 m2 (according to EPC) on the two upper floors of a special building, designed in 1966 by architect Paul Caulier for private residence. As an emblematic example of residential brutalism in Brussels, the building and the remarkable elements of this house are protected as a monument by the Brussels Capital Region. The interior is characterized by the purity of raw materials: formwork concrete, visible masonry and original teak finishes. The living room opens on a hall with concrete pedestal and leads to a spacious salon with built-in library, monumental fireplace and a loggia overlooking the park. The dining room and the preserved authentic kitchen are on a balcony in the back. A sculptural spiral staircase in washed concrete under a zenita roof light connects the night level. Here are a desk, dressing, three bedrooms, a bathroom and a shower room. The master suite offers access to an asymmetrically decorated terrace with panoramic views of the basilica. EPc G (387 kWh/m2/year), recent collective gas boiler, double glazing wooden windows, lift and spacious private cellar. Near the centre of Brussels.