Located between the Prince of Orange and the Linkebeek square, villa built in 1931 with a gross surface area of ± 314 m², completely renovated in 2005, on a plot of 6 are 49, facing south-west. The entrance hall leads to a large open space flooded with light consisting of a living room with its wood stove, a dining room opening onto the terrace and the garden, a fully equipped kitchen, a bedroom with a shower room, as well as another space that can be an office, a small living room or a bedroom, also offering the possibility for use by a liberal profession, completed by a laundry room. On the first floor, the night hall serves two bedrooms with cupboards, a shower room and a toilet. In the new part, which can be isolated from the rest of the house, there is a guest bedroom with bathroom, a toilet and a large south-facing terrace of ± 40 m² offering a beautiful panoramic view over the gardens. On the second floor, a hall leads to two attic offices, a shower room and a toilet. The Tilleul district, in the south of the municipality of Uccle, is characterised by green spaces and built-up areas from the 1930s. It is an ideal place to live for a family, close to shops, schools, restaurants and sports centres. Other: 4 cellars, gas boiler (2005), double glazing, insulated roof inside and out. For further information, please contact Sylvie Koch on +32 (0) 472 86 96 68.