Built in 1898, in the heart of one of Spa’s most beautiful residential and historic avenues, this exceptional villa elegantly embodies the art of living that earned Spa its international reputation at a time when it was a sought-after spa resort.
Originally commissioned by an industrialist from Liège, the property has retained all the charm and authenticity of the grand bourgeois houses of the late 19th century.
Behind its harmonious façade, it reveals sumptuous, light-filled volumes, noble materials and numerous carefully preserved architectural details, bearing witness to the craftsmanship of the period.
Set in a magnificent French formal garden of approximately 28 ares, the villa offers a rare living environment, blending heritage, serenity and the art of entertaining.
From the entrance, the reception rooms impress with their volume and elegance. The vast living room, enhanced by a monumental staircase, an open fireplace and a billiard area, forms the convivial heart of the house. A rotunda lounge adds a touch of originality and refinement, while the bright dining room with a bay window can host up to 24 guests.
This conviviality naturally extends outdoors with a summer dining room for 12 people, set beneath the covered terrace at the rear of the villa, as well as a large garden lounge at the front, ideal for enjoying the grounds and hosting open-air receptions.
On the first floor, a mezzanine arranged as a games area leads to four bedrooms and three bathrooms/shower rooms.
The second floor offers four additional bedrooms, three shower rooms, and two rooms still unfinished, offering various possibilities.
The lower level includes a ping-pong room with a bay window, a sauna area, four cellars, and a large rainwater cistern.
A service staircase completes the functional layout of the house.
Nestled in a green setting, close to historic walks and former thermal establishments, this property is a rare opportunity to acquire a character residence steeped in history, within an emblematic district that has shaped Spa’s cultural and architectural identity.
Property benefiting from holiday accommodation permits for 9 people - Cadastral income: €2,067
EPC E – ESpec: 440 kWh/m².year – ETotal: 237,336 kWh/year – CU: 20260306000139
Professor Henrijean Avenue 23:
is located on the heights of the town of Spa, in a quiet, green residential area near the spa/thermal centre. This street is mainly lined with villas and houses, some with remarkable architectural style.
Spa town centre and all its amenities are only a few minutes away, while access to the E42 motorway provides easy connection to the main traffic routes.
This location also makes it possible to quickly reach nearby borders and major cities such as Brussels, Antwerp, Aachen or Maastricht.
