Saint-Gilles – Prestigious offices within the Hôtel Winssinger, designed by Victor Horta
In the heart of Saint-Gilles, within the Hôtel Winssinger, a remarkable Art Nouveau townhouse designed by Victor Horta between 1894 and 1897, these offices occupy the ground floor and mezzanine level of the historic part of the building.
Listed and meticulously restored in keeping with its original architecture, the Hôtel Winssinger is a remarkable testament to Victor Horta’s work and to the history of Belgian architecture. Several restoration campaigns have returned the building to its original character while preserving the richness of its decorative features.
The premises offer approximately 256 m² gross, comprising ±178.5 m² on the ground floor and ±77.5 m² on the mezzanine level. They also benefit from a garden of approximately 45 m². The property has official planning use as offices.
From the moment one enters, Horta’s distinctive architectural language is omnipresent: volumes and perspectives, a light-filled staircase, winter gardens, wood panelling, parquet floors, mosaics, decorative stained glass, ironwork and exposed steel structures create a truly distinctive working environment. The ensemble reflects the architect’s concept of the “total work of art”, in which architecture, light and decorative elements form a coherent whole.
The ground floor comprises several office and reception areas arranged around a hall and winter gardens, while the mezzanine provides additional office space. The layout lends itself equally well to executive offices, meeting rooms and representative spaces.
Beyond their function, these offices provide a particularly prestigious setting, ideally suited to a company, professional practice, foundation or organisation wishing to associate its address with an emblematic landmark of Brussels’ architectural heritage.
A rare opportunity to establish offices within a jewel of Belgian Art Nouveau, carefully restored and bearing the signature of one of the most important architects of his time.
Parking spaces in the neighbouring building may be acquired separately.
Information provided for indicative purposes only and is non-contractual.