Ixelles I Molière

On Avenue Molière, close to Place Brugmann, a “Beaux-Arts” style mansion dating from 1925, designed by the architect A. Lissen, listed in the heritage register, and fully renovated. It has retained all its charm and period features and offers a gross floor area of approximately 671 m² (according to EPC)

Behind an 8-metre-wide façade, the house comprises, on the ground floor, a carriage entrance leading to the rear courtyard and an entrance hall with a grand staircase and cloakroom. This level also features a first kitchen with access to the courtyard, as well as a study. The first floor comprises a reception room with an open fire, a dining room with a balcony and a kitchen. The second floor features the master suite with a dressing room and en-suite bathroom, as well as two further bedrooms and a bathroom. The third and top floor comprises an office, a bedroom with en-suite bathroom, and a second bedroom with en-suite bathroom and separate toilet. The converted basement consists of a utility room with access to the garden, and a studio with a shower room. An attached garage with direct access to the courtyard (rue F. Merjay) completes the property.

Other features: triple-glazed windows, porter’s lodge, garage, cellars, utility room, Buderus gas boiler.

Avenue Molière is one of the most beautiful avenues in Brussels. Lined with splendid mansions, it is green, wide and a pleasant place to live. It is situated in a quiet neighbourhood close to restaurants and small shops.

For further information, please contact Bertrand de Moffarts on [hidden information].