Last gem in the Brussels European Quarter.

Description

Bourgeois house, artist's studio, enormous garage with mouldings and swing bridge for cars, superb period features, magnificent terrace overlooking beautiful gardens, very well managed municipality with an excellent municipal team. This elegant house has almost aged as finely as its neighbour, the Charlier Museum. The municipality of Sint-Joost-ten-Node has historically been known for its artists and vineyards. Actually the neighbourhood is also quite pleasant. It is a highly central, international, and vibrant urban neighborhood with a distinct diplomatic and business character, offering the advantages of excellent accessibility in the heart of Brussels' EU district.