Rare renovated Art Nouveau mansion, a stone's throw from the European Parliament

Located in the heart of the highly sought-after European Quarter, close to the Parliament, this remarkable Art Nouveau townhouse was built in 1901 by architect Victor Taelemans for his own use. It combines exceptional architectural heritage with modern comfort. The house offers approximately 360 m² of living space. The ground floor features a spacious entrance hall with an original mosaic floor typical of the Art Nouveau style. It leads to a fully equipped open kitchen, custom designed to blend perfectly with the character of the house. A large dining room of about 50 m² with an original decorative fireplace opens onto a versatile space that can be used as an office or playroom, with direct access to a pleasant south-facing terrace of ± 45 m². A beautiful original staircase leads to the upper floors. The first floor includes a bedroom with private shower room and built-in wardrobes, a bright living room and a library area. Original architectural elements such as mouldings, woodwork and arabesque door handles have been carefully preserved. The second floor offers three bedrooms, one with a private shower room, as well as a large bathroom. The top floor features a studio under the roof with a living area, kitchenette, bedroom and bathroom. Many original features remain, including solid parquet floors, mosaics, stained glass and wrought iron. Large cellars and a closed garage for two cars under the terrace complete the property.