Office building for rent - Uccle

With a total built area of approximately 856 sq.m on a 770 sq.m plot, this detached four-façade building is arranged over three levels. Designed for a single occupier, the building offers a high degree of autonomy and a particularly flexible layout. It currently comprises a combination of private offices, open-plan workspaces, meeting rooms, technical and storage areas, as well as a fitted kitchen with lunch area. The premises are bright and can be adapted to different working and organisational requirements. The building is particularly well suited to a company seeking to combine administrative areas with spaces dedicated to light technical activities, assembly or storage on a single site. A rear courtyard facilitates deliveries and the movement of goods. The property also includes three outdoor parking spaces and one covered parking space. An atypical property on the Uccle market, particularly well suited to an SME or company headquarters looking for an independent, visible and easily identifiable location, with the possibility of combining administrative and technical functions on the same site. As the premises were initially cluttered and therefore less clearly presented in the photographs, the images were enhanced using artificial intelligence to improve their presentation, without altering the building's structure, volumes or actual appearance.

The building is located on Chaussée de Saint-Job, in the immediate vicinity of the centre of Saint-Job, with its shops, restaurants and services. It benefits from good visibility along an important thoroughfare while being set within a mixed environment combining residential and professional uses. Saint-Job railway station is a particularly important asset. Located approximately 550 metres from the building, it is part of the SNCB/NMBS suburban S-network and benefits from a particularly frequent service, with nearly 190 trains per weekday, representing up to six trains per hour in each direction. The S5, S7, S9 and S19 lines provide direct connections to Brussels-Luxembourg and Brussels-Schuman, as well as to Mechelen, Vilvoorde, Halle, Geraardsbergen, Leuven, Landen, Waterloo, Braine-l'Alleud and Nivelles. The S19 line also provides a direct connection to Brussels Airport-Zaventem and, depending on the service, to Charleroi-Central. The Saint-Job mobility hub has also been fully redeveloped around the new Carsoel bridge, improving connections between train, tram, bus, bicycle and pedestrian travel. Tram line 92 connects Schaerbeek Station with Fort-Jaco, while bus lines 37 and 60 complement the local public transport network. Road accessibility also allows easy access to the main districts in the south of Brussels, as well as to both the western and eastern sections of the Ring.