Located in the Grund district, at the heart of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this 1920s mansion is set within a historic and natural setting of rare beauty. Its late Neoclassical architecture, subtly influenced by Art Deco, gives it an elegant and timeless character. Built on a plot of over 11 acres, entirely surrounded by stone walls and adorned with tall trees of various species, the property enjoys a lush, preserved, and particularly intimate setting. The unobstructed views of the valley and the surrounding hills offer a remarkable panorama, inviting you to truly unwind, all while remaining in close proximity to downtown Luxembourg. Spanning four levels with approximately 220 m² of living space, plus a basement, the house features generous volumes and a particularly sound structure, notably characterized by the thickness of its walls, ensuring thermal comfort and natural energy efficiency. The property provides an ideal foundation for a high-end renovation, allowing its full potential to be realized while preserving its architectural character. Certain unique features enhance the property's character, such as a wine cellar for enthusiasts or unconventional spaces offering original entertaining possibilities. These characteristics contribute to the place's unique identity, which is both intimate and inspiring. The Grund offers an exceptional living environment, combining heritage, culture, and nature. Just a few minutes' walk away, you'll find the Casemates du Bock, the Pétrusse Valley, and the main squares of downtown. The property also benefits from excellent accessibility: a bus network in the immediate vicinity, Kirchberg reachable in about 6 minutes, Luxembourg-Findel Airport in 8 minutes, and quick access to the Cents district. This property is ideal for both a buyer seeking a distinctive primary residence and a savvy investor looking to capitalize on a rare asset within the European capital. For further information or to schedule a viewing, please contact us at 26 26 40 or via email at immoneuf@pt.lu