A historic, multi-story residential building, Maison Collart (Villa Collart) at 26 Avenue Victor Hugo, L-1750 Luxembourg City, Luxembourg, is viewed from street level under an overcast sky. The elaborate structure features a complex dark grey slate roofline with various dormers and a prominent central tower. Some roof sections exhibit a decorative fish-scale tile pattern, while others use standard rectangular tiles. A chimney stack is visible on the main roof. The building's facade is primarily light beige/tan rough-cast stucco, accented by lighter, smoother decorative stone or render elements around windows and cornices. Architectural details include classical pediments, finials, and a prominent cornice with decorative corbels beneath the main tower. Windows vary in shape and size: a rectangular dormer with a pediment and finials on the upper left, an oval dormer with an ornate surround on the central roof, and a narrow double window in the pointed-roof tower dormer. On the lower left facade, a large window is covered by a white roller shutter, adjacent to a smaller rectangular window displaying the house number "26". A white security device with a wireless symbol is mounted near this window. The central lower facade features large arched windows heavily obscured by dense, vibrant green climbing foliage that also covers the main entrance. A slender, tall rectangular window is set within a bay or turret base on the lower right side. The foreground is dominated by a black wrought-iron fence with an ornate repeating scroll and ring pattern. Behind the fence, lush green ground cover, interspersed with sparse white wildflowers, grows beneath the building's dense climbing vegetation and bushes. No individuals are present in the scene. in Luxembourg, Luxembourg

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Jun 7, 2026

Luxembourg, Luxembourg

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A historic, multi-story residential building, Maison Collart (Villa Collart) at 26 Avenue Victor Hugo, L-1750 Luxembourg City, Luxembourg, is viewed from street level under an overcast sky. The elaborate structure features a complex dark grey slate roofline with various dormers and a prominent central tower. Some roof sections exhibit a decorative fish-scale tile pattern, while others use standard rectangular tiles. A chimney stack is visible on the main roof. The building's facade is primarily light beige/tan rough-cast stucco, accented by lighter, smoother decorative stone or render elements around windows and cornices. Architectural details include classical pediments, finials, and a prominent cornice with decorative corbels beneath the main tower. Windows vary in shape and size: a rectangular dormer with a pediment and finials on the upper left, an oval dormer with an ornate surround on the central roof, and a narrow double window in the pointed-roof tower dormer. On the lower left facade, a large window is covered by a white roller shutter, adjacent to a smaller rectangular window displaying the house number "26". A white security device with a wireless symbol is mounted near this window. The central lower facade features large arched windows heavily obscured by dense, vibrant green climbing foliage that also covers the main entrance. A slender, tall rectangular window is set within a bay or turret base on the lower right side. The foreground is dominated by a black wrought-iron fence with an ornate repeating scroll and ring pattern. Behind the fence, lush green ground cover, interspersed with sparse white wildflowers, grows beneath the building's dense climbing vegetation and bushes. No individuals are present in the scene.

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