OVERVIEW

This prestigious and attractive building was designed on the basis of a notable town house which dates from the last century. It was the work and residence of the architect J.P. Cluysenaar who was the architect of other outstanding buildings such as the "Galerie Saint-Hubert" and the "Conservatoire de Musique". In a desire to preserve the architectural heritage of Brussels, the essential elements of the former house have been preserved and harmoniously integrated in the new construction, achieving a particularly successful and original aesthetic effect. Ideally situated on the Brussels inner ring road, with façades on "Avenue des Arts" and "Rue de la Charité", it is in the immediate neighbourhood of Brussels' leading banks. Mid-way between the European Institutions' headquarters and Parliament, it enjoys a strategic position at the heart of a busy and much sought-after business area, in close proximity to the most important political and financial institutions of the country. This unique location, together with the high quality and prestige of the building itself makes it an ideal address for a company with European ambitions.

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