Charming 17th-century commercial houses (485 sqm) with garden

Located ideally on Chaussée d’Alsemberg in the Dieweg/Saint-Job area, this tricentennial (1640) Uccle commercial house exudes unmatched charm and is classified as part of the region’s architectural heritage. It enjoys immediate proximity to Calevoet train station, tram, and bus stops.

Situated on a 4a 16ca plot with an impressive 21m facade width, these three combined commercial houses numbered 914, 916, and 918 previously housed a renowned institution, T’Misverstand, which delighted food enthusiasts for over 26 years. Currently a commercial building, it can easily be transformed into a beautiful residential home and/or offices.

With a total constructed area of 485 sqm spread over 3 levels, it is laid out as follows :

Ground floor : entrance, space arranged as dining rooms for restaurant, bar, restrooms, supplier entrance/garage, kitchen, storage. Terrace and garden of approximately 280 sqm.

Under the roof : attic storage space, part of which has been converted into an office and a bathroom.

Basement : 3 cellars.

Cadastral income : €2,966.