Located in Etterbeek, in the Montgomery district, a stone's throw from the Collège Saint-Michel, this elegant eclectic-style mansion, designed by architect Georges Mundeleer in 1922, offers a 7-metre facade and a gross surface area of about 720 m2 according to the EPB (E). Completely renovated in 2000 and refreshed in 2016, the property includes seven bedrooms, five bathrooms, two shower rooms, a garden of approximately 200 m2 and an interior parking for three cars, supplemented by an outdoor courtyard. The ground floor features a spacious entrance hall in marble with elegant moles leading to an impressive lobby. On the street side there is a dining room or office with bow window and wooden paneling. A remarkable main staircase serves the first two floors, supplemented by a secondary staircase and a lift connecting the basement to the third floor. On the garden side there is a fully equipped kitchen and a dining room with direct access to the terrace and garden. On the first floor are three spacious en-suite rooms: a central hall, a bright salon with access to a terrace overlooking the garden and a second, more intimate salon with library, wooden panellings and fireplaces. The second floor is dedicated to the main suite with dressing, bathroom and shower, as well as a large room on the street side, currently furnished as office and dressing.