Historical villa in Uccle – Period charm, stunning garden.

Built between 1905 and 1910, this house made of ancient stones perfectly embodies the elegance and refinement of early-century residences. Nestled in a wooded garden of ±15.94 ares facing due south, it unfolds timeless architecture and balanced volumes, imbued with character and serenity. Partially renovated in 2002 (roof, wooden frames, bathrooms), it harmoniously combines the charm of the old — solid parquet floors, moldings, tall doors, and generous ceilings — with contemporary comfort, thanks to a high-end Ecotech gas boiler installed in 2021 and partial double flow ventilation (floor and laundry room). Developing ±220 m² in total, of which ±204 m² are habitable, the house consists of a large living room of ±40 m², a bright kitchen of ±12 m², three bedrooms (±15 m², ±23 m², and ±15 m²), an office of ±8 m², a bathroom of ±6 m², and a shower room of ±3 m². The cellars total approximately ±40 m². At the back, a large wooden terrace facing due south naturally extends the living spaces towards the garden, offering an ideal setting for summer meals and moments of relaxation. Perfectly maintained, the property also has two parking spaces, an alarm system, and benefits from a cadastral income of approximately ±2,200 €. PEB: G. A unique house steeped in history, combining prestige, authenticity, and elegance, ideal for those seeking an exceptional living environment in Uccle.