Toison d’Or
Ixelles

A stone’s throw from the European Commission, Luxemboug square, and from the Avenue de la Toison d’Or, this is the personal house of the architect Victor Taelemans in Art Nouveau style dating from 1904. This listed house with a gross surface area of ± 279 m² has been completely renovated by the current owners. All the original elements have been preserved.

The ground floor offers a large entrance hall with a mosaic floor and a remarkable Art Nouveau ceiling which opens onto 2 offices with wooden ceilings which can be converted into 2 bedrooms, with the possibility of creating a bathroom. The original window frames, reproduced identically, have double glazing. An elegant staircase leads to the first floor, which has a kitchen open to the dining room with a bow window, leading to the lounge. The second floor has a master bedroom with bow window and terrace to the rear, as well as a bathroom and laundry room. The third floor consists of a bedroom of ± 40 m² and a separate shower room. Possibility to divide it into two bedrooms.

Other: cellar, possibility to rent a parking place nearby.

The Toison d’Or district is known for its brand-name shops and its proximity to the city centre. Close to cinemas, restaurants and public transport, it is ideally located between the city centre and Avenue Louise.

For further information, please contact Jean Marc Delcroix on + 32 (0) 474 74 08 07.