This remarkable 19th-century mansion, taken over from the Brussels architectural heritage inventory, would have been built for Baron Ludovic of Hody and originally included stables. Its generous volumes, mouldings and large ceiling heights give it a particularly rare character in the heart of Brussels.
Ideally located between Square Marie Louise and the Royal Palace district, close to the European institutions, the property enjoys a central and sought after location, within a residential, institutional and historic environment.
Developing about 400 m2 behind a facade of about 6.5 meters wide, the house offers vast spaces spread over several levels as well as a garden at the back, a real privilege for a property of this magnitude in the heart of the capital.
Through its configuration and volumes, the property will be able to attract both an individual looking for a large residence of character and an investor wishing to develop a project with high potential. The property has also been exploited in recent years in tourist accommodation, with an annual turnover of around 200,000 euros. However, this exploitation is a potential for study and cannot be taken up as such.
The current situation of the building also shows some differences from the available plans. The purchaser will have to analyse the possibilities of regularization and the necessary authorisations according to the proposed project.
Through its history, architecture, remarkable volumes, garden and strategic location, this property offers an exceptional basis for creating a large family residence or developing a unique investment project in the heart of Brussels.