Ixelles I Abbaye de la Cambre

Description

Elegant 3-fronted Anglo-Saxon-style house designed by architect Adrien Blomme in 1928, set in a private, secure park on the edge of the Cambre Abbey and the Ixelles ponds. The ground floor comprises an elegant entrance hall with cloakroom and guest toilet, two study areas, a laundry room and an enclosed garage. On the first floor, a hall leads to two reception rooms, a dining room and a kitchen opening onto the garden. On the second floor, a hall leads to two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a kitchen. The third and top floor, proposes two bedrooms and a shower room. The basement comprises storage and wine cellars and a technical cellar. Other features: enclosed garage, 2014 gas-fired boiler, lift, new windows frames and new insulated roof. Second garage optional. Set around the beautiful 13th-century abbey and its splendid French park, the Abbaye district is one of the most sought-after in Brussels. Between the Bois de la Cambre and the Ixelles ponds, it offers a wide variety of restaurants and shops. For further information, please contact Natalie Van Lerbeirghe au + 32 (0) 470 70 20 10