Uccle I Observatoire 1180 Uccle

—Ref. 5905521

The Bloemenwerf was built in 1895 in the Dieweg area, by the famous architect Henry van de Velde as his personal home. Set in a 30-acre plot, this 3-storey house has a total gross floor area of approx. 330 m², in the heart of a garden created by Henry van de Velde himself. 

This residence for renovation has been meticulously preserved with most of its original features, and offers a refined setting for architecture enthusiasts. Listed in the inventory of architectural heritage, the Bloemenwerf was a meeting place for artists and intellectuals, and stands out not only for its unique architectural character but also for its loft style, which was completely innovative for the period.

Other facilities: laundry room, boiler room, numerous cellars and garage.

L'Observatoire is a green, quiet neighbourhood within easy reach of shops, public transport and several schools. It's a friendly, family-friendly neighbourhood.  

For further information, please contact Grégoire Bryssinck on +32 493 51 29 00.