It was the year 1906 when Flamish theatre writer, Nestor De Tiere and his wife build this beautiful house. Combining love and an eye for a detail, they created a unique piece of art. The entry hall of the building is decorated with four beautiful paintings, each one representing one season of the year. A staircase with Art Nouveau style fence leads to the first floor where you can find five 110 years old rooms equipped with modern technology, each one having own unique bathroom. While two rooms offer you a view to the city street, you can enjoy the view to a peaceful romantic garden in the other three.

We are only the 4th owners of the house in 113 years. Together with the architect, we wanted to combine the original architecture of the 100 yeras old house with modern equipment and bathrooms.

Just in front of the house you'll find a tram station with trams going to Gare du Midi and city centre every few minutes. Within 10 minutes of walking you can reach the highest point of Brussels, Altitude 100; church of Saint Augustin and Horta Museum. You can enjoy a walk through the Forest park or go to see your favourite band playing at Forest National just a few streets away. There is a night store 50m from the house and a supermarket 400m from the house. You can find some nice restaurants and bars in the area. Try out variety of Belgian craft beers in Moeder Lambic or even have a proper Serbian rakija in Brasserie Moliere. And if you like local bio food, a bio market is almost your neighbour. A little longer walk will get you to the concert hall Forest National, Wiels Contemporary Art Centre, Benedictine Abbey or Audi factory. It's a neighbourhood that gives you a lot to discover throughout the day and lets you have a calm and quiet sleep in the night.