Art Nouveau mansion - 5 bedrooms - terrace - garage

Located in the highly sought-after European Parliament district, this superb Art Nouveau mansion, designed in 1901 by architect Victor Taelemans for his own use, combines rare historical character with optimal modern comfort. Spanning approximately 360 m² of living space, the ground floor opens onto a spacious entrance hall decorated with a period Art Nouveau mosaic, leading to a fully equipped open-plan kitchen designed by the architect in charge of renovating the house to ensure it blends in perfectly. A spacious dining room of approximately 50 m², featuring a decorative period fireplace, leads to an office or games room, which opens onto a pleasant 45 m² south-facing terrace. A majestic period staircase leads to the upper floors. On the first floor: a first bedroom with private shower room and large built-in cupboards, as well as a very bright lounge area and a library. As on the ground floor, all the specific features of the house, such as the mouldings and door handles with arabesque motifs, have been preserved. The second floor offers three bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room, as well as a large bathroom, all bathed in light from a skylight that illuminates the entire space. On the top floor, a studio apartment under the eaves offers a sitting area, kitchenette, bedroom and shower room: perfect for a guest or independent use. The original finishes are a testament to rare refinement: solid wood floors, mosaics, stained glass windows and wrought ironwork typical of Art Nouveau. Underneath the entire house, large cellars with high ceilings offer plenty of storage space. At the rear, under the terrace, a closed garage for two cars completes this exceptional property.