Antoine Pompe Architect-Designed Villa – Historic Elegance and Contemporary Comfort in Uccle

Set in a leafy residential area of Uccle, this property is a real eye-catcher. Designed in 1923 by architect Antoine Pompe for the painter Oor, this cottage-style villa was completely redesigned in 2025 with an elegant renovation combining historic charm and contemporary comfort. Spanning around 496m² in total and 396m² (PEB) spread over 3 levels, the house opens onto an elegant entrance hall, featuring an emblematic period stairwell. The ground floor comprises reception rooms and a separate kitchen. It opens onto a lovely terrace and a wooded south-west-facing garden with a summer kitchen, a real extension of the living space in season. A study and a guest bedroom with en suite shower room are also ideal for a liberal profession, with their own separate entrances. Upstairs, 4 bedrooms, including a superb master suite, and 3 bathrooms offer optimum comfort and privacy for the whole family. The carefully converted attic is home to a multi-purpose space with a bathroom and private terrace. In the basement, numerous cellars, a wine cellar, a sports room and a spacious garage will delight vehicle enthusiasts and collectors. PEB D- Set in a plot of more than 12 ares, a haven of peace in the city. There is an option to buy the 584 m² plot next door to further extend this privileged space.