10-bed house, Bruges

This exceptional mansion, “Die Gulden Sporen”, on the Vlamingdam in Bruges, is a tribute to the Battle of the Golden Spurs. Built in 1896 by architect Oskar Dumon, the property combines history with grandeur. With approximately 600 m² of living space on a 550 m² plot, it is a rare urban find. The mansion has nine rooms, three bathrooms, two kitchens, a double garage and a spacious attic. Authentic details such as twelve marble fireplaces, mahogany doors and restored salons show the craftsmanship. The façade and roof were renovated in 2007. The strategic location near the Grand Place and the Saint-Gilles Church offers good access. The influence of the English style is visible in the architecture, the English garden and the interior. The double salons form the heart of the home, complete with fireplaces and Versailles parquet, and overlook the rare south-facing city garden.