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Bruxelles - Brussel, Koninkrijk België / Royaume de Belgique
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Discover this stunning eclectic-style residence, a true architectural gem built in 1906 and officially listed as part of Belgium’s heritage. Exceptionally well-maintained and thoughtfully renovated, this property offers a generous **506 m² total surface area**, including **±450 m² of living space**.
**Overview** Located in Schaerbeek, Brussels, this magnificent house is situated next to the beautiful Parc Josaphat. It presents a unique opportunity for those seeking a blend of historical charm and modern comfort, with significant development potential.
**Interior** The property boasts an impressive marble entrance hall leading to all levels. The ground floor features spacious volumes ideal for an independent studio or professional use, with access to a courtyard and garage. The main floor (bel-étage) includes a guest area, a grand reception room (60 m²) with 4m high ceilings, and preserved Art Nouveau details like woodwork, parquet, and frescoes. A bright veranda houses a fully equipped eat-in kitchen.
**Features** * **6+ rooms** spread across multiple floors * **New heating system installed in 2023** * Garage with separate entrance potential * **Architectural heritage listing** * EPC rating F, compliant electrical and urban planning regulations * South-facing balcony * Courtyard access
**Location** Prime location in Schaerbeek, Brussels, adjacent to Parc Josaphat, offering a tranquil environment with excellent urban accessibility. This residence provides a unique living experience in a historically significant property.
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Updated May 29, 2026
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Discover this stunning eclectic-style residence, a true architectural gem built in 1906 and officially listed as part of Belgium’s heritage. Exceptionally well-maintained and thoughtfully renovated, this property offers a generous 506 m² total surface area, including ±450 m² of living space.
Overview Located in Schaerbeek, Brussels, this magnificent house is situated next to the beautiful Parc Josaphat. It presents a unique opportunity for those seeking a blend of historical charm and modern comfort, with significant development potential.
Interior The property boasts an impressive marble entrance hall leading to all levels. The ground floor features spacious volumes ideal for an independent studio or professional use, with access to a courtyard and garage. The main floor (bel-étage) includes a guest area, a grand reception room (60 m²) with 4m high ceilings, and preserved Art Nouveau details like woodwork, parquet, and frescoes. A bright veranda houses a fully equipped eat-in kitchen.
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Location Prime location in Schaerbeek, Brussels, adjacent to Parc Josaphat, offering a tranquil environment with excellent urban accessibility. This residence provides a unique living experience in a historically significant property.