For discerning architecture lovers, we offer you one of the first villas designed by architect Marc Corbiau in 1974 and renovated a few years ago in keeping with its original spirit. The ‘Villa bambous’, whose perfectly exposed garden was designed by garden architect Jacques Wirtz, features large reception rooms opening onto the garden (not overlooked), a large Bulthaup kitchen, a first bedroom with en suite shower room and a beautiful study opening onto the garden. Upstairs, there are several en suite bedrooms and plenty of bespoke storage space. Delightful garden planted with numerous species of bamboo and not overlooked. Large garage. This house is perfectly situated and, above all, reveals the talent of its architect, whose codes established in 1974 for this villa are still completely relevant today! The villa: Designed by architect Marc Corbiau Fluid circulation and a house bathed in light Period materials restored and renovated Garden designed by Jacques Wirtz Garage The neighbourhood: Between the Prince of Orange and Fort-Jaco districts Quiet street Numerous food shops nearby Good Belgian and international schools nearby Information given for information only and not contractual

Situated in the most beautiful part of the Avenue de Tervuren, a stone's throw from the Cinquantenaire, this superb Beaux-Arts-style house is currently used as offices (recognised by the town planning authorities). With planning permission, it could once again become a prestigious family home with large reception rooms, several bedrooms and shower rooms, as well as a delightful garden and back house. All the period features have been preserved, such as the parquet flooring, high ceilings, mouldings and other decorative features (including a very beautiful trumeau). The main house, the top floor of which is already a dwelling, spans 764 m2 and the rear building, built in 2011, spans 131 m2. Delightful, large, planted garden with a pond and parking space to the rear (rue des Bataves). Key features: beautifully crafted French stone facade Preserved decor typical of the "Beaux-Arts" period High ceilings Beautiful marble staircase Modular living programme to suit requirements Large garden rare in the city The complex is currently recognised by the town planning authorities as offices, with the exception of the top floor, which is used as accommodation Information provided for information purposes only and is not contractually binding

Avenue de la Floride, close to Avenue Montjoie and the shops on Rue Edith Cavell, a delightful house full of character with a pretty garden not overlooked and a garage. Beyond the front door is a large hallway leading to a beautiful stairwell, a garage and a large multi-purpose room opening onto the well-exposed garden. The first floor features an elegant front-facing lounge, a fully-equipped kitchen and a dining room with access to the garden via a staircase/terrace. The second floor features a master suite with en suite bathroom and a large study (which could be converted into a bedroom). The third floor comprises two bedrooms and a shower room. Other: beautiful attic with bedroom, cellars with boiler room and storage rooms. Ground floor: +/-70m2 Entrance hall; guest toilet and cloakroom At the rear, with access to the garden, a large room that could be used as an office or games room; water inlets allow a shower to be installed; utility room. Garage for one car 1st floor: +/-70m2 Landing; to the front, attractive lounge with open fire On the central level, fitted kitchen with ‘counter’ opening; dining room; this could be converted into a large kitchen/family room. Access to the garden via a staircase 2nd floor: +/-70m2 Large master bedroom at the rear with dressing room; bathroom also accessible from the front room, which could be used as a bedroom or study. 3rd floor: +/-60m2 Front bedroom; rear bedroom with flat roof access; shower room with toilet Converted attic with bedroom (+/-20m2) and attic storage area Basements: cellars Information given for information only and not contractual