
3 860 000 €
3 860 000 €
| Sale price | 3 860 000 € |
| Price per square meter | 17 545.45 € |
| Floor area | 220 m² |
| Number of bedrooms | 4 |
| Number of bathrooms | 3 |
| Address | Luxembourg, Luxembourg |
surface: 220 m², rooms: 4, bathrooms: 3
Located in the Grund district, in the heart of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this 1920s mansion is set in a historical and natural setting of rare beauty. Its late Neoclassical architecture with a slight Art Deco influence gives it an elegant and timeless character.
Occupying a plot of over 11 acres, completely surrounded by stone walls and adorned with tall trees of various species, the property enjoys a lavish, well-kept and particularly private setting. The house has unobstructed views of the valley and surrounding hills, offering an exceptional panorama that allows you to completely relax while remaining very close to the center of Luxembourg.
On four levels with a living area of approximately 220 m², plus a basement, the house offers spacious rooms and is characterized by a particularly robust construction, especially thanks to the thickness of its walls, which ensures thermal comfort and natural energy efficiency. The property provides an ideal basis for a luxury renovation to realize its full potential while maintaining its architectural character.
Some unique features enhance the character of the property, such as a wine cellar for enthusiasts or unusual spaces offering original entertainment options. These characteristics contribute to the unique identity of the place, which is both intimate and inspiring.
Grund offers an exceptional living environment that combines heritage, culture and nature. Just a few minutes' walk you will find Casemates du Bock, the Pétrusse valley and the main squares of the city centre. The property also enjoys excellent accessibility: a bus network in the immediate vicinity, Kirchberg accessible in approximately 6 minutes, Luxembourg-Findel airport in 8 minutes, as well as quick access to the Cents area.
This property is ideal for both the buyer looking for a unique primary residence and the experienced investor wanting to take advantage of a rare asset in a European capital.