Nestled at the corner of Avenue Franklin Roosevelt, in one of Brussels’ most sought-after neighborhoods, this magnificent Art Deco home built in 1936 combines timeless charm with modern-day comfort. With a façade of approximately 10 meters and a generous living area of around 420 sqm, the property exudes rare character, offering both noble elegance and warm atmosphere.
Set on a 320 sqm plot, just steps from the Bois de la Cambre and ULB, the house enjoys a lush green setting while being close to the vibrant student life of Ixelles, the cultural energy of Place Flagey, and the historic Abbaye de la Cambre. Shops, supermarkets, and public transport (Square du Solbosch, Boondael station) are all within walking distance.
Spread across three levels, the house features a fluid and functional layout, redesigned by interior architect Lydia Kümel, who brought a contemporary touch while preserving its original soul.
Ground floor (±140 sqm): An entrance hall with cloakroom and guest toilet leads to a large open-plan living and dining area (36 sqm) opening onto a terrace and a beautifully landscaped garden of about 170 sqm, a spacious fully equipped kitchen (27 sqm), and a music/reading lounge (33 sqm).
First floor (±140 sqm): The elegant black Massy marble staircase leads to a landing distributing a first bedroom (33 sqm) with ensuite bathroom and shower (17 sqm), a second bedroom (27 sqm) with its own shower room (8 sqm), and a third bedroom (17 sqm), currently used as an office, also with a private bathroom (8 sqm).
Second floor (±140 sqm): Two additional bedrooms (23 sqm and 15 sqm), a bathroom, a laundry room, and above all, an exceptional 50 sqm living space filled with natural light and offering open views of the Bois de la Cambre. This versatile space—ideal for reading, fitness, meditation, or leisure—is enhanced by a custom-made library.
Basement (140 sqm): Includes a garage with automatic door for one car, a climate-controlled wine cellar, several storage rooms, a technical room, and a space that can be used as a laundry or auxiliary kitchen.
Two outdoor parking spaces complete this property.
Technical features: High-end amenities include double glazing, photovoltaic panels covering the property’s electricity consumption, fully insulated roof (2024, 14 cm), recent condensing boiler with smart programming, central heating with thermostatic valves, water softener, and ultra-fast fiber-optic internet.
EPC: D-.
A rare and refined property, ideally located at the edge of the Bois de la Cambre, offering a unique living environment where green serenity meets the vibrant energy of Brussels. A true gem.
