Rare gem with remarkable potential.

Implanted in the Bourgeois district in Rixensart, this elegant 1930s house charms with its authentic character, its façade and period decorative features, its generous proportions, and its tree-lined plot of approx. 21 ares 75 centiares. It also benefits from valuable technical updates, including a renovated roof, a recent boiler (2026) and a compliant electrical installation. The house offers a living area of approximately ± 135 m² for a built area of approximately ± 200 m². It features superb ceiling heights of around 3 metres, providing a pleasant sense of space and beautiful natural light. Access is via a porch serving as a covered terrace, leading to a welcoming hall with an oak staircase and original period cement-tile flooring. This hall leads to a guest toilet, the kitchen, a living room comprising two adjoining rooms enhanced by a fireplace, as well as an office located at the rear. Upstairs, the house offers three well-proportioned bedrooms, a pleasant terrace and a bathroom with shower. Cellars and a partially convertible attic complete the property. Outside, a storage annex and a large vegetable garden blend harmoniously into the garden surrounding the house, offering fine potential for development and extension of the existing dwelling.