Grand 1920s townhouse with exceptional volumes – Rue Albert Ier in Luxembourg-Belair

Engel & Völkers Exclusive: Located in one of the most sought-after streets of Luxembourg City, this characterful house, built around 1910–1920, stands out for its exceptionally generous volumes, its detached configuration on three sides, and its remarkably large plot (4a70ca) for the district. The property underwent renovations in the 1980s–1990s. Today, certain renovation works, particularly of a technical nature, are required to bring the house up to modern standards. Nevertheless, it represents a rare and solid base. The house offers a total surface area of approximately ±413m², including ±312m² of living space, distributed over spacious levels: Ground floor: ±113m² First floor: ±90m² Second floor: ±86m² Attic: ±23m² Basement: ±101m² With its numerous rooms and particularly generous halls, the property offers great flexibility of layout, suitable both for the needs of a family and for a high-end residential project. A lift (to be modernised) serves the ground floor, first and second floors. The full basement provides extensive storage or redevelopment possibilities, as well as a small garage that could be enlarged. At the rear, a private courtyard can be used as parking space or converted into an urban garden. Heating is provided by an oil-fired system and instantaneous water heaters, while the house is also connected to the municipal gas network.