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Résidence Deken

Rue Père de Deken, Brussels, Belgium

Résidence Deken is a 1928 Beaux-Arts house on Rue Père de Deken in Etterbeek, built by architect Frans Vandenbroucke. It's been a home for almost a century, a few families came and went, one stayed 65 years, another restored it in the 90s, and since 2023 the Houtart-Susin family has been running it. The goal: keep the soul of the place while renovating it properly. Now it's a spot for events. The kind of space that still feels like a house, with the high ceilings and old details that come with it. If you're planning something and want a refined backdrop instead of a blank white box, this is the vibe. Worth a look if you're into heritage-core and don't want your event to look like every other venue in Brussels.

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Résidence Deken is a 1928 Beaux-Arts house on Rue Père de Deken in Etterbeek, built by architect Frans Vandenbroucke. It's been a home for almost a century, a few families came and went, one stayed 65 years, another restored it in the 90s, and since 2023 the Houtart-Susin family has been running it. The goal: keep the soul of the place while renovating it properly. Now it's a spot for events. The kind of space that still feels like a house, with the high ceilings and old details that come with it. If you're planning something and want a refined backdrop instead of a blank white box, this is the vibe. Worth a look if you're into heritage-core and don't want your event to look like every other venue in Brussels.

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Résidence Deken

Résidence Deken is a 1928 Beaux-Arts house on Rue Père de Deken in Etterbeek, built by architect Frans Vandenbroucke. It's been a home for almost a century, a few families came and went, one stayed 65 years, another restored it in the 90s, and since 2023 the Houtart-Susin family has been running it. The goal: keep the soul of the place while renovating it properly. Now it's a spot for events. The kind of space that still feels like a house, with the high ceilings and old details that come with it. If you're planning something and want a refined backdrop instead of a blank white box, this is the vibe. Worth a look if you're into heritage-core and don't want your event to look like every other venue in Brussels.