The Dewin House, a listed Art Nouveau masterpiece 1190 Forest

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On prestigious Avenue Molière, this remarkable listed townhouse embodies one of the finest expressions of Brussels geometric Art Nouveau. Built in 1905 by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin as his home and studio, it remains a rare, exceptionally preserved example of his work. Inspired by the Vienna Secession, its white-stone façade, stained glass, mosaics, wrought ironwork and sculpted décor reveal exceptional architectural refinement, protected both inside and out.

Offering ±380 m² of living space and ±400 m² of interior space, the property underwent an outstanding heritage restoration between 2007 and 2013, combining contemporary comfort with the preservation of Dewin’s work. Home automation, gas heating, ventilation, zinc roofing, compliant electrics and high-end finishes are discreetly integrated.

Behind its elegant front garden, the house features magnificent reception rooms with a library, living room with ±34 m² open fireplace, dining room opening onto the terrace and south-facing garden, and a separate fully equipped kitchen. The upper floors offer four bedrooms and three bathrooms, including a ±27 m² principal suite with dressing room. The basement houses a wellness area with 8 x 3 m indoor pool and sauna, while an attic completes the property.

Rare for its history, restoration and exceptional preservation, Dewin House is a truly timeless residence for lovers of heritage, architecture and the art of living.