Architect-designed apartment in a 1930s building

Located on the second floor of a small modernist building dating from 1936, this ±125m² apartment impresses with its authentic charm and refined renovation. Fully redesigned in 2020 by an architect and skilled craftsmen, it combines contemporary comfort with respect for the building’s original architecture. The layout offers two bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, as well as a guest toilet. The 3.20m ceiling height, original checkerboard parquet flooring, and living room with bow window highlight the property’s distinctive character. The former winter garden at the rear provides an intimate setting with a view of the iconic tower of Brussels City Hall on the Grand-Place. With only one apartment per floor, a listed heritage elevator, and low monthly charges, this apartment brings together exclusivity, authenticity and modern comfort, in the very heart of Brussels’ historic centre. Possibility to take over the furniture. The furniture and design pieces from the 1920s to 1940s (by Le Corbusier, André Sornay, Eileen Gray, among others) were carefully selected by the owner and harmoniously highlight the apartment’s modernist character and unique identity.