Near the Former Uccle Town Hall – Character Home Dating Back to 1889

Located near the Old Town Hall of Uccle, this charming house of character—a former flour mill with a 10m facade dating from 1889 and 1960—underwent a complete renovation and extension in 2008. It brilliantly combines period charm with modern technological comfort. Beyond the gate, a pleasant paved courtyard leads to the two entrances of the house (hall and kitchen).

Ground Floor: The entrance hall, equipped with a cloakroom and guest toilet, leads to a dining room adorned with exposed beams from 1889. This room opens directly onto the courtyard, creating a warm living environment. The living room features a wood-burning insert with heat recovery and offers direct access to the terrace. The fully-equipped and functional kitchen benefits from dual exposure to both the courtyard and the garden. The city garden features a terrace, a water feature, and an outbuilding for storage.

First Floor: The landing serves the primary suite, which includes a custom-made dressing room and a full bathroom (bath, shower, double vanity). A versatile room (or bedroom) currently provides access to the laundry room with a sink and can accommodate an additional shower room. A separate toilet completes this floor.

Second Floor: This level hosts a bedroom and a storage space with a wall-mounted gas boiler (bathroom installation possible). A third (or fourth) bedroom features its own ensuite shower room with toilet. The night halls are enhanced with built-in storage and a library.

A parking space in the private courtyard is urbanistically recognized.

Technical Features: Compliant electricity (2033), RJ45 sockets, air conditioning in two bedrooms and the office, wood-burning insert with heat recovery, integrated audio system (dining room, living room, and kitchen). Particular attention has been paid to high-quality materials (oak flooring) and meticulous finishes.