Small palace – Bruxelles (Belgium)

Description

Exceptional building on the architectural point and in relation to its central location and close to the best schools in Belgium built during the reign of Leopold II.

It is a masterpiece both in terms of its external architecture and its interior with impressive volumes, ceiling heights of 5m, adjoining reception rooms and an exceptional terrace with a view of the Belgian capital.
The exterior facade is adorned with French stones with two separate carriage entrances and wrought iron.
The entrance to the underground car park (11 spaces and 2 closed garages) is at the back of the garden.
The building has a gross total area of 2470 m2 and is built on a plot of 9 ares 42.
The building is built on several floors:

– A ground floor of 406 m2
– 1st floor of 390m2
– 2nd floor 393m2
– 3rd floor of 390m2
– 4th floor of 128m2 and a terrace of 96m2 The first three floors have a mezzanine of 56m2.

The building has been completely renovated with finesse and respect to find period materials right down to the door handles. Underfloor heating maintains a pleasant temperature throughout the year.