Villa Vandevelde was the last property ever created by Adrien Blomme, a key figure in Belgian architecture during the first half of the 20th century. A remarkable work for both its aesthetic and architectural features, the villa was built in 1936 on 27 ares of grounds. Located in the exclusive Observatoire neighbourhood, the property has been the subject of comprehensive renovation works. A listed building, it is currently in immaculate condition with all its decorative elements restored to their original glory. A fine example of Brussels' architectural heritage, it features spacious and bright living areas with large bay windows offering magnificent views of the gardens and swimming pool. The interior comprises large reception rooms (the house was the residence of the French Ambassador to NATO), a spacious kitchen, 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a service apartment, cellars and a double garage. Energy rating: TBC