This true gem will enchant you with its marvelous original features and its magic atmosphere. The house dates back from earlier than 1658 when it has first been mentioned in a document. Its interiors have preserved most of their historic charm, including the original terra-cotta floors, the wooden beam ceilings and wooden floors, the exquisite wooden staircase. The house has been very well looked after over the time and nowadays features on the ground floor a very generous double living room with open fireplace, kitchen and dining room. All rooms are arranged around the idyllic inner courtyard and feature either Belgian marble floors or the original terra-cotta tiles and astounding wooden ceilings in the kitchen and dining room. EPC: D
On the first floor, the amazing library and again arranged around the courtyard the spacious master bedroom with open fireplace, en suite bathroom and inbuilt dressing.
On the second floor, two ample bedrooms, both with their bathroom and separate WC. The bedroom to the back has its open fireplace and access to a rooftop terrace.
On the third floor, vast attic that can serve for manifold purposes and has a very good ceiling height throughout. Remain to be mentioned the two vaulted cellars. The house is beautifully framed by a couple of other period houses in a pedestrian, almost hidden street that combines the calm of the countryside with an unbeatably central location. Unique chance to buy a historic Townhouse just off the Sablon!
