Penthouse for sale

1950s penthouse by architect J. Michiels

This characterful penthouse occupies the top floor of a well-maintained 1950s apartment building designed by architect J. Michiels. Generous glazing, a striking corner window and the terrace open the home towards the city, offering sweeping views across Brussels rooftops and skyline. Inside, herringbone parquet, warm timber joinery, granito and carefully preserved details define the atmosphere. Michiels' architectural vision remains equally visible throughout the building. A natural stone façade leads to a distinctive entrance where granito, marble, geometric ironwork and curved openings create a refined composition. Upstairs, broad windows draw daylight deep into the interior. The living spaces flow naturally into one another, while the terrace extends the home outdoors. The kitchen retains its authentic character with timber cabinetry and a typical tiled floor. The bedrooms benefit from the elevated position and different orientations. A communal bicycle room and exceptionally spacious private cellar provide valuable additional storage. The green Armand Steurs square lies directly below, while Josaphat Park, with its restaurants and cafés, is within walking distance. An authentic penthouse where architecture, light and panoramic urban living come together.