Square du Val de la Cambre | Townhouse designed by Adrien Blomme
At the entrance to Square du Val de la Cambre, this townhouse designed by Adrien Blomme offers approximately 1180 m² of gross floor area, arranged over several levels and providing a layout suited to a variety of uses.
The property is organised around a central hall and a generously proportioned staircase. The different floors comprise numerous reception rooms, offices and private spaces, allowing for use either as a family residence or for representative purposes. Formerly occupied for many years by an embassy, the house would also lend itself particularly well to displaying an art collection alongside residential use.
The absence of a garden gives the property a lifestyle comparable to that of a large independent apartment, while retaining the space, privacy and flexibility of a house.
A lift serves the different floors. The upper levels can accommodate bedrooms, offices, libraries or additional spaces according to requirements. The attic alone provides approximately 135 m² of gross floor area.
The property would now benefit from some light renovation to update its interiors while preserving its architecture and proportions.
Two garages and two parking spaces in front of the house complete the property. The basement, extending to approximately 209 m² gross, also accommodates technical and storage areas.
Its location, close to La Cambre Abbey, the Ixelles Ponds and Avenue Louise, makes the property suitable for a number of projects: a family residence, a representative address or a home combined with an art collection.
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