Apartment for sale

A place where everyday life takes on a new dimension

This is not simply a ground-floor apartment, but a space designed for a different way of living. Behind the elegant lines of a recent residence lies an apartment that combines generous volumes, privacy, and freedom, with 150 sqm of gross living space opening onto a private garden.

The heart of the home is the living area: a fluid space where indoor and outdoor living blend seamlessly thanks to large picture windows. The garden becomes an extension of the home — morning coffee in the sun, summer dinners, moments of calm away from the urban bustle. The open-plan kitchen, modern and fully equipped, supports these shared moments, while a spacious utility room/laundry discreetly handles the practical side of everyday life without ever imposing on the space.

The night area is designed with comfort and flexibility in mind: two welcoming bedrooms, a study adaptable to your needs, and a bathroom conceived as a private retreat, featuring double sinks and a private sauna. And for those whose projects require space and quiet, a separate garden office offers a true separation between private life and professional activity.

The level of finish matches the same high standards: underfloor heating, refined finishes, and well-balanced volumes. One everyday luxury that truly makes a difference: the possibility to park a vehicle directly on the garden side.

In terms of location, the setting remains well connected without being intrusive: Uccle-Stalle train station, tram lines 4 and 82, quick access to major roads, the Neerstalle sports centre, and the shops of Xavier De Bue just minutes away.

The asking price falls within a range that may allow eligible buyers to benefit from the reduced registration duties, significantly lowering the overall acquisition cost — a valuable advantage in addition to the property’s intrinsic qualities.

A rare opportunity for those seeking a home with meaning, space, and a true sense of breathing room.
EPC D+ : 170 kWh/(m².year) – 34 kg CO₂/(m².year)