surface: 220 m², rooms: 4, bathrooms: 3

• ✓ Land area: 11.7 ares
• ✓ Number of rooms: 15
• ✓ Year built: 1920
• ✓ Separate kitchen: Yes
• ✓ Separate toilets: 1
• ✓ Balcony: Yes
• ✓ Garden: Yes
• ✓ Energy efficiency class: Not filled in
• ✓ Thermal insulation class: Not filled
• ✓ Basement: Yes

This 1920s mansion, located in the Grund district of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, is surrounded by a historic and natural setting of rare beauty. Its late neoclassical architecture, with subtle Art Deco influences, gives the building an elegant and timeless character.

Built on a plot of over 11 acres, completely surrounded by stone walls and adorned with tall trees of various species, the mansion offers a lush, secluded, and particularly intimate setting. Unobstructed views of the valley and surrounding hills provide a remarkable panorama, inviting one to truly unwind while remaining within close proximity to the center of Luxembourg.

The building has four levels with a total living area of approximately 220 m², plus a basement. The house is characterized by generous volumes and a particularly robust structure, particularly thanks to the thickness of the walls, which ensure thermal comfort and natural energy efficiency. It is the ideal basis for a high-quality renovation while preserving the architectural character.

Unique features, such as a wine cellar for enthusiasts or original spaces for unusual entertaining opportunities, highlight the uniqueness of this place, which is both intimate and inspiring. ✨

Grund offers an exceptional living environment, combining heritage, culture, and nature. Within walking distance are the Casemates du Bock, the Pétrusse Valley, and the main squares of the city center. The property also boasts excellent accessibility: the bus network is nearby, with Kirchberg reachable in approximately 6 minutes, Luxembourg-Findel Airport in 8 minutes, and the Cents district within easy reach.

This property is ideal for both the buyer seeking a unique primary residence and the investor looking to capitalise on a rare asset in a European capital.