Elegant Art Deco Residence Ready for Reinvention

Located on Avenue Émile de Béco, this elegant Art Deco house built in 1934 will appeal to architecture enthusiasts and renovation lovers seeking a property full of character.

Built on a plot of approximately 180 m², the property offers ± 291 m² of living space spread over three main floors and a converted attic. Its 6-metre-wide façade, fully renovated in 2026, highlights the home's authentic charm, with many original features preserved, including high ceilings, woodwork, ironwork and generous volumes.

The enfilade reception rooms offer numerous layout possibilities. At the rear, a pleasant garden of approximately 90 m² extends the living areas. Spacious cellars beneath the entire house complete the property.

Originally designed as a two-family house, it is currently used as a single-family home. Therefore, any purchaser wishing to restore the property to its original configuration will need to submit an application for planning permission to that effect.

Renovation works are required, although several improvements have already been carried out: roof renewed in 1999, recent condensing gas boiler and electrical installation compliant until 2048.

Possibility to acquire one or two garage boxes located 250 metres away: single garage (€50,000) or double tandem garage (€60,000).

EPC: F Cadastral income: €2,428 Property tax: €3,092.20

A rare opportunity offering significant potential in one of Brussels' most sought-after residential areas.