Within walking distance of Brugmannplein, this mansion from 1925 is designed by architect A. Lissen and included in the heritage inventory. The property has a gross area of approximately 560 m2 (488 m2 according to EPC) and has five bedrooms, a desk, four bathrooms/showers and a studio. The ground floor includes a carriage gate giving access to the courtyard, an entrance hall with imposing staircase, a desk and a summer kitchen with direct access to the outdoor area. On the first floor are the reception rooms with a lounge with a fireplace, a dining room with balcony and a space for the installation of a kitchen. The second floor includes a suite with dressing and bathroom, two additional bedrooms, a second bathroom and a separate toilet. On the third floor are a desk and two bedrooms, each with a private bathroom, one with a private toilet. In the basement floor complete a laundry room with access to the garden and a studio with shower room the whole. Other characteristics: triple glazing, cellars, studio, Buderus gas boiler. Garage for one car located in Franz Merjaystraat with direct access to the courtyard. A characterful house with preserved architectural elements, located in one of the most coveted residential areas of Uccle.