Bourgeois Mansion from 1890 – Ixelles Ponds District

Listed as part of Brussels’ architectural heritage, this magnificent eclectic-style mansion, built in 1890, was once the personal residence of architect Ernest Delune. It stands out for its generous volumes and numerous layout possibilities, including the potential for a liberal profession thanks to its two separate entrances. Behind its elegant red-brick façade, more than 12 meters wide, the property is set on a ± 3.78-are plot and develops ± 1,025 m² gross surface area, of which ± 760 m² are habitable, spread across 5 levels. This exceptional residence offers, among other features, a splendid living room, libraries, offices, 7 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 2 shower rooms, and ample storage space. Ground floor: two offices/lounges, dining room, family kitchen. 1st floor: grand reception rooms with bow-windows, double living room, and separate bar. 2nd floor: master floor with a bedroom, separate lounge (or 2nd bedroom), dressing room, and bathroom. 3rd & 4th floors: five comfortable bedrooms and three bathrooms. Independent studio: accessible from the main house and via a separate entrance on Rue du Lac. The entire house has full cellars and is equipped with an elevator serving 5 levels, from -1 to the 3rd floor. Finally, three individual garages with access from Rue du Lac complete the features of this outstanding property. A rare opportunity on the market, combining architectural prestige, modern comfort, and a prime location in the heart of Ixelles.