Early 20th-century residence on a 77-are park

Set in a privileged environment, on the edge of the Prince d’Orange district and the charming Linkebeek Square, this character property from the early 20th century offers a total surface area of ± 415 m² (PEB source) in the heart of a lush, preserved park of ± 77 ares. The ground floor features spacious reception rooms with period details (fireplaces, mouldings, 4 m ceiling heights), opening onto a terrace with an unobstructed view over the garden. A separate kitchen and a charming winter garden complete this level. The first floor includes two bedrooms, an office and a shower room. The second floor, under the roof, provides three additional bedrooms and a bathroom, while a turret leads to an attic that can still be converted. The basement includes a caretaker’s dwelling and numerous cellars. At the front, an independent annex allows parking for several vehicles. A change of use of the building into residential accommodation is possible, subject to approval by the planning authorities. The grounds, a true green haven with varied species, include a Natura 2000 area ensuring peace and biodiversity. Lastly, the garden offers the possibility of installing a swimming pool (the current one not being recognised by the planning authorities). Images in the Exposé may have been optimized or adapted using AI for illustrative purposes.