In Jambes, on the very sought after boulevard de la Meuse, reveals a property like few. Built in 1933 by architect Paul Fissette, this remarkable Art Deco residence is one of the emblematic achievements of the Namur architectural heritage. Resumed in the Guide d'architecture moderne et contemporaine 1893-2020 – Namur Luxembourg, it seduces with its sculptural architecture, ubiquitous light and exceptional location facing the Meuse and the Citadelle. The building develops around 320 m2 useful and today presents a particularly interesting configuration: two apartments officially recognized by the City of Namur, each benefiting from its own administrative address, as well as an office space with independent entrance. This urban recognition offers many opportunities, including a heritage investment, a report building, intergenerational housing, a combination of housing and a liberal occupation, or a principal residence to occupy a dwelling while valuing the latter. Inside, the soul of the house is intact. A spectacular stairwell bathed in light, original carpentry, old parquet floors, ironwork, fireplaces, magnificent corner openings and an imposing vertical window testify to the refinement of the Art Deco architecture of the thirties. The exteriors extend this quality of life with two terraces, four balconies and a garden located in a building area. The existing building offers up to three garages, two of which are on the ground floor of the building. Living in the same family for more than sixty years, this property is now an exceptional opportunity to acquire a heritage building combining architectural prestige, privileged location and particularly rare exploitation potential on the Namur market. Visit on appointment only at 081.840.840. Video and downloadable documents on our site www.pierremarlair.be.