Set on Avenue des Sept Bonniers in Uccle, this two-façade family house combines generous interior space with a south-facing garden and terrace. Built in 1930, the property offers 170 m² of habitable area and 239 m² of total area, with three bedrooms, a separate office, cellar space and an attic. The asking price is 640 000 €. The ground floor opens from the entrance hall onto a sequence of living areas: a 14 m² living room, a 13 m² dining room and a separate, super-equipped 12 m² kitchen with access to the terrace and 96 m² garden. A 7 m² office is also located on this level and has access to the garden. Upstairs, a 19 m² bedroom is currently arranged as a library, alongside a 12 m² dressing room and a 12 m² bathroom. A balcony of 3.2 m² overlooks the surrounding gardens. The second floor contains two further bedrooms of 19 m² and 12 m²; the smaller has a garden view, and the two rooms can communicate. There is also a shower room with a second toilet. The house has one bathroom in the listing’s specifications, gas central heating, double glazing, an alarm and an intercom. Additional spaces include a 50 m² cellar area, with five cellars described in the existing property details, and an unconverted attic with a skylight. The home was renovated in 2002 and is described as being in good condition and ready to occupy, with scope for refreshment and personalisation. The electrical installation is not compliant, the energy performance rating is G, and work to improve the balcony’s waterproofing is required. The property is in Uccle, in the Altitude 100 district, close to the amenities and transport connections noted in the listing. Its south-facing garden and south-facing 15 m² terrace provide outdoor space, while the stated total plot area is 160 m². Availability is to be agreed. The cadastral income is 1 473 €, and VAT does not apply. For further information or to arrange a viewing, please contact the seller directly.
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