ETTERBEEK – Between Rue de la Chasse and Avenue de la Couronne, on one of Etterbeek’s safest streets thanks to its proximity to the barracks and the Etterbeek municipal offices, stands a house built in 1912 by the architect Augustin Goovaerts in the Neo-Gothic style. This house, with a living area of approximately 435m², is characterised by its architecture and its turret, visible from the street frontage.
Upper ground floor:
Three adjoining living rooms measuring approximately 19m², 20m² and the two-storey library, each approximately 25.5m², all retaining their historic features including original tapestries and period fireplaces; the library also provides access to two offices and the garden.
Lower ground floor:
Two good-sized multi-purpose rooms of approximately 17m² and 15m², and at the rear, a large fitted kitchen with access to the garden.
First floor:
- Two bedrooms of approximately 19m² and 21m²
- Toilet
- Walk-in wardrobe of approximately 7.5m²
- Bathroom of approximately 9m²
Second floor:
- One bedroom of approx. 16m²
- The master bedroom of approx. 18m² with its own shower room, washbasin and built-in walk-in wardrobe
- A shared bathroom with toilet of approx. 10m²
- A walk-in wardrobe of approx. 9.5m²
On the top floor is a convertible attic of approx. 34m²
Several spaces under the stairs provide additional storage. There are also cellars, including a wine cellar. The house is fitted with an intercom and fibre broadband.
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