Between The Observatory And Avenue De Fré – Exceptional Apartment With South Facing Terrace
3 Hab.
3 Baños
1,626 Sqft
Actualizado: Ayer
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Situated between the Observatoire and Avenue de Fré, this private, secure residence offers a peaceful and prestigious living environment. Fully enclosed, the property features a garden designed by the Jacques Wirtz landscape architecture firm.
Within this high-end condominium (2019), contemporary apartment of 151 m² gross (PEB source) on the 6th floor.
It comprises an entrance
Situated between the Observatoire and Avenue de Fré, this private, secure residence offers a peaceful and prestigious living environment. Fully enclosed, the property features a garden designed by the Jacques Wirtz landscape architecture firm.
Within this high-end condominium (2019), contemporary apartment of 151 m² gross (PEB source) on the 6th floor.
It comprises an entrance hall with cloakroom and guest toilet, a spacious living area including a lounge, dining room and fully equipped open-plan kitchen opening onto a south-facing terrace of approx. 22 m² with views over the surrounding landscaped gardens. Separate laundry room.
For the night area, a master suite with dressing room and full bathroom with WC, and 2 other attractive bedrooms, one with a terrace, each with its own private shower room.
In the basement, a locked garage for two cars side by side is available for an additional €50,000
With its PEB B rating and like-new condition, this apartment is sold under the registration duties regime. Compliant electrical installation. Concierge.
An ideal property to enjoy a peaceful setting while remaining connected to the amenities of the neighbourhood with small shops and public transport.
Uccle, Groeselenberg Street, near the Observatory district and Wolvendael Park. The address is close to renowned schools, shops at Parvis Saint-Pierre, and well served by nearby buses, with easy access to trams and Saint-Job station.