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House for sale in Ixelles with 5 bedrooms

Rue Vautier 16, 1050 Ixelles
€945,000
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Master house from 1881 to renovate, a stone's throw from Leopold Park, the European Parliament and the Museum of Natural Sciences: this elegant master house offers ±380 m² across six floors and a basement, set on a ±300 m² plot.

Behind its handsome red-brick façade, typical of Brussels, the house has retained all the character of its era: generous ceiling heights, mouldings, original parquet floors, marble fireplaces, a bow window and glazed partitions. Beautiful volumes, and the whole opens at the rear onto a leafy, secluded city garden.

The current layout comprises four one-bedroom apartments, each with its own shower room with WC and its own kitchen, as well as a basement given over entirely to storage. A flexible configuration that leaves you free to reimagine the spaces. Recent condensing boiler (2025).

Ideal for a large family project, an income property or a buy-to-let investment, just minutes from the European institutions, public transport and green spaces.

To be visited without delay.

Financial

Sales under VAT system
No

Building

Type of property
House
Subtype
House
Surface
380 m²

Terrain

Plot size
300 m²

Location

Surroundings / neighbourhood
Central; Quiet

Layout

Number of bedrooms
5
Surface bedrooms
17 m²; 9 m²; 20 m²; 18 m²; 15 m²
Number of bathrooms
5

Comfort

Parlophone
Yes
Lift
No
Swimming pool
No

Energy

Double glazing
Yes
Electricity inspection certificate
Yes, not compliant
Heating type
Collective

Urban planning

Flood-prone area
Not located in a flood-prone area

Location

Rue Vautier 16, 1050 Ixelles

945.000 EUR

Rue Vautier 16
1050 Ixelles

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<p>Master house from 1881 to renovate, a stone's throw from Leopold Park, the European Parliament and the Museum of Natural Sciences: this elegant master house offers ±380 m² across six floors and a basement, set on a ±300 m² plot.</p> <p>Behind its handsome red-brick façade, typical of Brussels, the house has retained all the character of its era: generous ceiling heights, mouldings, original parquet floors, marble fireplaces, a bow window and glazed partitions. Beautiful volumes, and the whole opens at the rear onto a leafy, secluded city garden.</p> <p>The current layout comprises four one-bedroom apartments, each with its own shower room with WC and its own kitchen, as well as a basement given over entirely to storage. A flexible configuration that leaves you free to reimagine the spaces. Recent condensing boiler (2025).</p> <p>Ideal for a large family project, an income property or a buy-to-let investment, just minutes from the European institutions, public transport and green spaces.</p> <p>To be visited without delay.</p>
<p>Master house from 1881 to renovate, a stone's throw from Leopold Park, the European Parliament and the Museum of Natural Sciences: this elegant master house offers ±380 m² across six floors and a basement, set on a ±300 m² plot.</p> <p>Behind its handsome red-brick façade, typical of Brussels, the house has retained all the character of its era: generous ceiling heights, mouldings, original parquet floors, marble fireplaces, a bow window and glazed partitions. Beautiful volumes, and the whole opens at the rear onto a leafy, secluded city garden.</p> <p>The current layout comprises four one-bedroom apartments, each with its own shower room with WC and its own kitchen, as well as a basement given over entirely to storage. A flexible configuration that leaves you free to reimagine the spaces. Recent condensing boiler (2025).</p> <p>Ideal for a large family project, an income property or a buy-to-let investment, just minutes from the European institutions, public transport and green spaces.</p> <p>To be visited without delay.</p>
<p>Master house from 1881 to renovate, a stone's throw from Leopold Park, the European Parliament and the Museum of Natural Sciences: this elegant master house offers ±380 m² across six floors and a basement, set on a ±300 m² plot.</p> <p>Behind its handsome red-brick façade, typical of Brussels, the house has retained all the character of its era: generous ceiling heights, mouldings, original parquet floors, marble fireplaces, a bow window and glazed partitions. Beautiful volumes, and the whole opens at the rear onto a leafy, secluded city garden.</p> <p>The current layout comprises four one-bedroom apartments, each with its own shower room with WC and its own kitchen, as well as a basement given over entirely to storage. A flexible configuration that leaves you free to reimagine the spaces. Recent condensing boiler (2025).</p> <p>Ideal for a large family project, an income property or a buy-to-let investment, just minutes from the European institutions, public transport and green spaces.</p> <p>To be visited without delay.</p>

House for sale

€ 945.000

Rue Vautier 16
1050 Ixelles
380
300
5
5
ETTERBEEK – Between Rue de la Chasse and Avenue de la Couronne, on one of Etterbeek’s safest streets thanks to its proximity to the barracks and the Etterbeek municipal offices, stands a house built in 1912 by the architect Augustin Goovaerts in the Neo-Gothic style. This house, with a living area of approximately 435m², is characterised by its architecture and its turret, visible from the street frontage.<br /><br /><span>Upper ground floor:</span><br /><br />Three adjoining living rooms measuring approximately 19m², 20m² and the two-storey library, each approximately 25.5m², all retaining their historic features including original tapestries and period fireplaces; the library also provides access to two offices and the garden.<br /><br /><span>Lower ground floor:</span><br /><br />Two good-sized multi-purpose rooms of approximately 17m² and 15m², and at the rear, a large fitted kitchen with access to the garden.<br /><br /><span>First floor: </span><br /> <ul> <li>Two bedrooms of approximately 19m² and 21m²</li> <li>Toilet</li> <li>Walk-in wardrobe of approximately 7.5m²</li> <li>Bathroom of approximately 9m²</li> </ul> <span>Second floor:</span><br /> <ul> <li>One bedroom of approx. 16m²</li> <li>The master bedroom of approx. 18m² with its own shower room, washbasin and built-in walk-in wardrobe</li> <li>A shared bathroom with toilet of approx. 10m²</li> <li>A walk-in wardrobe of approx. 9.5m²</li> </ul> On the top floor is a convertible attic of approx. 34m²<br /><br />Several spaces under the stairs provide additional storage. There are also cellars, including a wine cellar. The house is fitted with an intercom and fibre broadband.<br />
ETTERBEEK – Between Rue de la Chasse and Avenue de la Couronne, on one of Etterbeek’s safest streets thanks to its proximity to the barracks and the Etterbeek municipal offices, stands a house built in 1912 by the architect Augustin Goovaerts in the Neo-Gothic style. This house, with a living area of approximately 435m², is characterised by its architecture and its turret, visible from the street frontage.<br /><br /><span>Upper ground floor:</span><br /><br />Three adjoining living rooms measuring approximately 19m², 20m² and the two-storey library, each approximately 25.5m², all retaining their historic features including original tapestries and period fireplaces; the library also provides access to two offices and the garden.<br /><br /><span>Lower ground floor:</span><br /><br />Two good-sized multi-purpose rooms of approximately 17m² and 15m², and at the rear, a large fitted kitchen with access to the garden.<br /><br /><span>First floor: </span><br /> <ul> <li>Two bedrooms of approximately 19m² and 21m²</li> <li>Toilet</li> <li>Walk-in wardrobe of approximately 7.5m²</li> <li>Bathroom of approximately 9m²</li> </ul> <span>Second floor:</span><br /> <ul> <li>One bedroom of approx. 16m²</li> <li>The master bedroom of approx. 18m² with its own shower room, washbasin and built-in walk-in wardrobe</li> <li>A shared bathroom with toilet of approx. 10m²</li> <li>A walk-in wardrobe of approx. 9.5m²</li> </ul> On the top floor is a convertible attic of approx. 34m²<br /><br />Several spaces under the stairs provide additional storage. There are also cellars, including a wine cellar. The house is fitted with an intercom and fibre broadband.<br />
ETTERBEEK – Between Rue de la Chasse and Avenue de la Couronne, on one of Etterbeek’s safest streets thanks to its proximity to the barracks and the Etterbeek municipal offices, stands a house built in 1912 by the architect Augustin Goovaerts in the Neo-Gothic style. This house, with a living area of approximately 435m², is characterised by its architecture and its turret, visible from the street frontage.<br /><br /><span>Upper ground floor:</span><br /><br />Three adjoining living rooms measuring approximately 19m², 20m² and the two-storey library, each approximately 25.5m², all retaining their historic features including original tapestries and period fireplaces; the library also provides access to two offices and the garden.<br /><br /><span>Lower ground floor:</span><br /><br />Two good-sized multi-purpose rooms of approximately 17m² and 15m², and at the rear, a large fitted kitchen with access to the garden.<br /><br /><span>First floor: </span><br /> <ul> <li>Two bedrooms of approximately 19m² and 21m²</li> <li>Toilet</li> <li>Walk-in wardrobe of approximately 7.5m²</li> <li>Bathroom of approximately 9m²</li> </ul> <span>Second floor:</span><br /> <ul> <li>One bedroom of approx. 16m²</li> <li>The master bedroom of approx. 18m² with its own shower room, washbasin and built-in walk-in wardrobe</li> <li>A shared bathroom with toilet of approx. 10m²</li> <li>A walk-in wardrobe of approx. 9.5m²</li> </ul> On the top floor is a convertible attic of approx. 34m²<br /><br />Several spaces under the stairs provide additional storage. There are also cellars, including a wine cellar. The house is fitted with an intercom and fibre broadband.<br />

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