Elegant townhouse in a sought-after area of Brussels 1000 Bruxelles

—Ref. Crayer

Located on the quiet Rue De Crayer, in the immediate vicinity of Avenue Louise, this bourgeois townhouse of neoclassical inspiration displays the discreet charm of a symmetrical and well-balanced architectural design. Thoroughly renovated in 2016, it combines the refinement of its original features with seamlessly integrated contemporary comfort. Behind its façade highlighted by blue stone and period wrought ironwork, a bright and harmonious interior is revealed. Generous volumes, impressive ceiling heights (up to 4.4 m), and the quality of the materials—herringbone parquet flooring, marble in the entrance hall, preserved moldings and cornices—create an elegant and soothing atmosphere throughout.

The ground floor is organized around two enfilade livingrooms of 26 and 25 m², a fully equipped kitchen opening onto the terrace and the north-facing landscaped garden of 123 m², and a first office of 11 m², ideal for work or reading. The upper floors accommodate four additional large offices as well as spacious, well-laid-out sleeping areas. Two suites share the space: the first comprises a 14 m² bedroom, an adjoining 9.5 m² office, and a bathroom; the second features a 25 m² bedroom and a 6 m² bathroom. A dry cellar and an attic complete the property.

The entire house has been carefully maintained and modernized: a recent roof, wooden double-glazed window frames, a gas condensing boiler, new electrical installation, high-quality paintwork, and durable, above-average luxurious finishes. An alarm system on each floor and video intercoms ensure comfort and security. Fine furniture and artworks on the walls may be sold with the house, completing the ensemble for immediate and enjoyable use.

Just 140 m from the house, there is the option to purchase a private double garage for €100,000. It offers ample space to park two vehicles or one car along with several bicycles.

Rue De Crayer is named after the Flemish painter Gaspar De Crayer. Between 1871 and 1912, this street was lined with neoclassical residences and townhouses designed by some of the greatest Brussels architects of the Belle Époque. Today, it retains a discreet residential or office character while benefiting from the vitality of the Louise district and its proximity to major thoroughfares and green spaces.

Do not miss the opportunity to discover this elegant and light-filled home—contact us 0032 479 91 92 11 or isabelle@stonememoryestate.com