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One of the capital’s most coveted addresses awaits its next chapter.
Located in the Square du Bois, an exclusive and secure private enclave, this prestigious 1927 Mansion, designed by architect Armand Delalieux, embodies the very essence of ”Beaux-Arts” elegance. Behind a monumental white stone façade of over 8 meters lies a world of nearly 950 sqm, waiting to be restored to its former gl
One of the capital’s most coveted addresses awaits its next chapter.
Located in the Square du Bois, an exclusive and secure private enclave, this prestigious 1927 Mansion, designed by architect Armand Delalieux, embodies the very essence of ”Beaux-Arts” elegance. Behind a monumental white stone façade of over 8 meters lies a world of nearly 950 sqm, waiting to be restored to its former glory.
The majestic entrance sets the tone, leading to a central oak staircase—the true backbone of the residence—bathed in natural light from its magnificent stained-glass dome. Each floor reveals impressive volumes and exquisite period details.
The ground floor and first level (160 sqm each) feature grand reception rooms adorned with fireplaces and woodwork inspired by the Château de Fontainebleau, including kitchens and pantries, opening onto a south-facing terrace and garden.
The three upper levels offer 7 spacious bedrooms and 5 bathrooms.
This is a rare opportunity for an art lover to breathe new life into an architectural masterpiece.
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