Ambiorix Square and Jambline de Meux Square / Manor house "a

Description

Ideally located on a highly sought-after residential street, between Square Ambiorix and Place de Jambline de Meux, and just five minutes from the European Quarter, this superb manor house was built in 1899 by the architect Antoine Aulbur. The house sits on approximately 490 sq m of living space on a 280 sq m plot, offering a lovely south-facing garden of approximately 170 sq m. Renovated in 1999 by the current owners, the architectural character has been preserved to the fullest extent. It offers very spacious rooms on different levels. The layout is as follows: On the ground floor, a large entrance hall and cloakroom; a living and dining room of approximately 50 sq m with direct access to the garden via a staircase (the living room features a wood-burning fireplace); and a large open-plan kitchen of 16 sq m, enhanced by original stained-glass windows that have been carefully restored. Very high ceilings: 4.12m in the kitchen and 3.63m in the living room. On the first floor, a landing leads to a 21m² master bedroom, a large 40m² room currently used as a library (it is possible to create two additional bedrooms with some renovations) with access to a mezzanine of approximately 13m² (second floor). This first floor also includes a shower room with WC. On the second floor, a landing leads to two bedrooms of 21m² and 22m² and a shower room with WC. On the third floor, a landing leads to two bedrooms of 16m² and 20m², a 20m² room suitable for a cinema room or library/office (with