Brussels - European Quarter - Bel Private Mansion

Description

Located near European institutions, this elegant building covers an area of approximately 3255 m². It is distinguished by its remarkable Beaux-Arts architectural style and also benefits from a buildable land of approximately 5a77. Built in 1916, this exceptional private mansion by architect Louis Sauvage for the Vaxelaire family was converted into offices in 1990, skillfully blending the charm of the old with the current requirements of a functional and representative working environment. Behind its characterful facade, the office spaces offer beautiful volumes filled with light and highlight many original elements such as a marble ceremonial staircase, antique parquet flooring, fireplaces, and delicate ironwork, giving the entire atmosphere an elegant and professional feel. The building comprises a main building and a modern extension organized around a central glass roof, offering flexible floors perfectly suited for institutional occupancy or a company's headquarters. Situated back from the Avenue de l'Astronomie and accessible through an iron gate, the property benefits from a discreet yet prestigious environment, as well as excellent accessibility. Energy Performance Certificate C- Ideal for a prestigious establishment in the heart of Brussels.