This exceptional residence is located on a historical site born around 1300, after the division of a larger medieval domain. The current building, rebuilt in an elegant late neoclassical style at the request of the noble Coppieters family, is a remarkable link between the Bruges of the past and that of today.
Under the house is a Gothic cellar dating from about 1300, with authentic ridge vaults, arch keys decorated with detailed masks and floral motifs, as well as a central pillar in stone of Balegem. As soon as the entrance, the imposing vestibule holds attention with its classic Corinthian finishes. The monumental flight staircase leads to a remarkable circular staircase cage, surmounted by an elegant dome supported by majestic Corinthian columns.
Interior breathes elegance, where rich historical details blend harmoniously in contemporary comfort. On the street side are refined living rooms with detailed stuccos, classic marble fireplaces and large mirrors. A remarkable 1907 bowlow, designed in the style of architect A. De Pauw, bathe the interior with natural light and offer a magnificent view of the greenery located at the back.
The property is exceptionally spacious and includes eight bedrooms, three bathrooms, a unique library spread over two levels, a wine cellar and a comfortable elevator. Practical comfort is also available: the authentic cochère porch allows you to park two cars covered. The magnificently appointed deep garden park is also an oasis of rare and peaceful greenery in the heart of the historic centre.