Bright architect-designed house with 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms - Belair

Engel & Völkers is pleased to present this elegant 5-bedroom house, ideally located on a highly sought-after street in the Belair district of Luxembourg City. Designed by renowned architects Theo Worré & Jo Schiltz and completed in 2000, this property impresses with its clean architectural lines, high-quality construction, and a living concept that strongly emphasizes light and generous volumes. Set on a plot of 2a54ca, the house offers a total surface area of ±270m², of which ±200m² are living space, distributed over four levels. The ground floor opens onto an entrance hall leading to a spacious living area comprising a lounge and dining room of ±43m², enhanced by a wood-burning stove. Large floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with natural light and provide direct access to the south-facing terrace (±26m²) and the beautifully landscaped garden, a true haven of peace sheltered from view. The separate kitchen, bright and functional, offers potential for opening onto the living area. A guest WC completes this level. The first floor features three bedrooms, including a spacious master suite (±27,5m²) with an en-suite bathroom equipped with a bathtub, double washbasin, and WC, as well as access to a south-facing balcony. Two additional bedrooms (±13,8m² and ±14,5m²), one of which also benefits from a north-facing balcony, are ideal as children’s rooms, an office, or guest accommodation. A further shower room with WC completes this floor. An elegant open staircase, enhanced by generous ceiling heights, leads to the top floor and creates a remarkable sense of space and brightness. This level comprises two additional bedrooms of ±22m² each, both featuring their own en-suite shower rooms, ensuring a high level of privacy. The basement offers generous ancillary spaces, including a double garage allowing two vehicles to be parked side by side, as well as additional outdoor parking spaces in front of the house. This level also includes cellars, a laundry room, technical rooms, and versatile areas that can be adapted to suit various needs (gym, leisure room, etc.). The house is impeccably maintained and features double-glazed wooden windows (2000), marble, stone, parquet, and tiled flooring, as well as gas heating (Buderus, 2000) with radiators. The property is further enhanced by modern technical equipment, including a photovoltaic system (2023), fiber optic internet, structured network cabling (RJ45), an alarm system, and a water softener (2022). The house offers particularly generous volumes and significant potential for customization and use, making it ideal for a wide range of needs. Images in the Exposé may have been optimized or adapted using AI for illustrative purposes.