- 21.7 a
- 918 sqm living surface
- 1001 sqm total surface
- 183 sqm. archives
- 22 exterior parking spaces
- 1 garden
Availability: immediate
Built in the mid-19th century, the Maison Soupert is a Neo-Gothic mansion and a rare example of the Limpertsberg district’s architecture dating from before the dismantling of the fortress in 1867. From 1861 onwards, it housed the horticultural company Jean Soupert and Pierre Notting, founded in 1855.
The property enjoys a central location, just an 8 to 10-minute walk from the city centre, providing quick access to administrations, financial institutions, retail amenities and business restaurants. The tram stop is less than 300 metres away and offers direct connections to the railway station, the city centre and the airport. Several bus lines are also available in the immediate vicinity. The proximity of the Glacis further enhances accessibility and parking convenience.
Set on a 21.7-are plot, the building offers a total surface area of 1,101 sqm, including 918 sqm of office space and 183 sqm of archive areas. The layout is functional and well structured, combining individual offices, shared spaces, meeting rooms and technical areas, all suited to professional use.
The property also benefits from a private garden of approximately 600 sqm and 22 outdoor parking spaces. Additional features include a lift, dedicated archive rooms and a safe, meeting current standards for comfort, security and operational efficiency.
This property represents a rare opportunity to establish representative offices within a character building, ideally located in Luxembourg City.
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