Immeuble de rapport 6 chambres avec jardin, Bruxelles

This remarkable 19th-century mansion, listed in Brussels’ architectural heritage inventory, is believed to have been built for Baron Ludovic de Hody and originally included stables. Its generous proportions, mouldings and high ceilings give it rare character in the heart of Brussels. Located between Square Marie Louise and the Royal Palace district, just steps from the European institutions, it enjoys a sought-after central location in a residential, institutional and historic setting. Offering approximately 400 m² behind a façade of ± 6.5 m, the property features spacious rooms across several floors and a rear garden, a rare privilege in central Brussels. Its generous volumes will appeal to both private buyers seeking a character home and investors looking for a project with strong potential. In recent years, it operated as tourist accommodation, generating annual revenue of around €200,000. This activity requires further assessment and cannot be taken over as is. The building’s current layout differs in some respects from the available plans. The buyer must investigate potential regularisation and the permits required for their intended project. Its history, architecture, generous spaces, garden and strategic location offer an exceptional opportunity to create a large family home or develop a distinctive investment project in the heart of Brussels.