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. Upon entering the house, discover the three interconnected living areas, which still feature period tapestries, two historic fireplaces with engravings, the magnificent two-storey library bathed in light with period desks, two accessible offices, and access to a terrace and the garden. On the ground floor, there are also two multi-purpose rooms, a fitted kitchen with access to the terrace and garden, and various cellars, including a wine cellar. In terms of sleeping accommodation, there are 4 bedrooms spread over 2 floors, with a toilet and a bathroom on each floor. On the top floor is a convertible attic of approx. 34m². The house is bathed in light, with an east-facing front façade and a west-facing rear façade. EPC: G