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The abandoned Villa Beaumont is a neoclassical building erected in 1910 for the Antwerp MP Paul Segers, later Minister of State. It was designed by the architect Marcel Hansen, who also designed several villas in Sparta. The entrance to the
The entrance to the property is still marked by a gate between two Tuscan columns. Continue along the avenue, passing on the left some more recent villas, including "Le CELLI" and "A PIC", by the architect Marcel Paes. On the right-hand side, you can see the rear façade of the villa "LA BRISE".
The initial project of SPA-EXTENSION, delimiting plots of land accessible via Avenue Léopold II, Avenue Albert I and Chemin de Frahinfaz, was given an additional street in 1912, Avenue de la Corniche. It forms a loop to facilitate access to the southern plots of this
of this housing estate, on the slopes leading down to the N629. Surrounded by a sometimes smaller garden
surrounded by a sometimes smaller garden, these villas located on the cornice benefit from an exceptional view towards the
the southern slopes of Spa and the town
On foot
Randonnées de la Maison du Tourisme de Spa Hautes-Fagnes Ardennes PRO
