A protected modernist masterpiece in the heart of Hasselt House de Brem, designed by architect Brauns in 1933, is a striking modernist house with a protected status in a recognizable location in Hasselt. With its sleek lineage, horizontal facade composition and large glass parts, this is not just a home, but a piece of architectural history for those who consciously choose authenticity and heritage value.
213 m2 architectural space for living and working The spacious usable floor area of 213 m2 and the protected volume of 647 m3 provide a functional base with interesting possibilities to bring living and working together. The pronounced architecture makes the building particularly attractive for a liberal profession, practice or design agency. A double garage adds considerable practical added value in urban context.
Two roof terraces and a higher garden as green counterpart The Brem House has two roof terraces that seamlessly match the modernist concept and strengthen the connection between inside and outside. The higher garden behind the house is a surprising green resting point. Together these outdoor areas offer plenty of opportunities to relax, to welcome guests and to give a professional environment a pleasant setting.
Rare heritage home with exceptional character and potential House de Brem combines 213 m2 of usable floor space, two roof terraces, a higher garden and a double garage with the unique status of protected monument. The possibility to unite living and working under one architectural roof, and the renovation potential in consultation with heritage specialists, make this a rare and exceptional offer in Hasselt.