Renovated apartment for sale in Uccle: our Alsemberg and Artéa projects

Looking for a renovated apartment for sale in Uccle? Living Home Promotion buys older buildings, has them fully renovated by its exclusive partner Next Homes, and then sells the apartments ready to live in. In Uccle, two projects are in preparation: a 1935 building on chaussée d'Alsemberg and the Artéa project on avenue Brugmann.

Here are the essentials: the apartments on offer, the sales launch dates, verified facts about the municipality and how to reserve, with no deposit.

Our renovated apartments in Uccle

Alsemberg: a 1935 building, fully renovated

• Address: 364 chaussée d'Alsemberg.
• 9 apartments: eight two-bedroom apartments, including two ground-floor apartments with gardens, replacing former shops, and a three-bedroom penthouse with terraces.
• Sales launch: 1 March 2027. Expected completion: April 2027.
• Nearby: the Vanderkinderen and Altitude 100 tram stops (lines 4 and 92) and Duden Park.

Full details on the Alsemberg project page.

Artéa: renovation and rooftop extension on avenue Brugmann

• Address: avenue Brugmann / place Danco.
• 14 apartments with one to three bedrooms, created through a renovation and a rooftop extension that completes an architectural vision dating back twenty years.
• Architecture: an Art Deco-inspired façade in brick and dark faience, and a green roof.
• Sales launch: 1 June 2027. Expected completion: summer 2027.
• Nearby: the Globe tram stop, Uccle-Stalle station, the E19 and Wolvendael Park.

Full details on the Artéa project page. Each project page includes a purchase-costs simulator and a mortgage simulator to help you estimate your budget.

Why live or invest in Uccle?

• A large, residential municipality: 87,194 inhabitants on 1 January 2025 across 22.9 km², or 3,812 inhabitants per km², compared with a regional average of 7,732.
• Plenty of greenery: Wolvendael Park and its 18th-century château, the Verrewinkel woods and the edge of the Sonian Forest. According to a Brussels Environment report (2023 data), Uccle is one of the five municipalities where tree cover exceeds 30%.
• A wide choice of schools: French-speaking and Dutch-speaking schools, the European School Brussels I, the Lycée français Jean-Monnet and the Collège Saint-Pierre, which partly explains demand from families and expatriates.
• Trams along the Brugmann – Alsemberg corridor: served by STIB lines including 4, 51 and 97, complemented by several SNCB railway stations.
• A sought-after market: the average apartment price was €378,206 in 2025, the highest of the three municipalities compared in our analysis. On the rental side, Federia reports an average apartment rent of €1,545 in the first half of 2026.
• Worth noting: Uccle is one of the nine municipalities that raised their municipal share of the withholding tax on property (précompte immobilier) in 2026.

Renovated or to renovate?

Buying a fully renovated apartment means no hunting for contractors, no managing a building site and none of the unexpected costs that so often push the bill up. You buy a turnkey home: no works to plan, a budget you know from the outset, and the option to move in or let the property as soon as the works are finished. In our Uccle projects, the full renovation is carried out by Next Homes before handover, including Artéa's rooftop extension and green roof. To compare the two options, see our costed comparison of renovated versus to-renovate properties.

How to reserve

• 1. Book an appointment. Viewings are by appointment, Monday to Friday from 2 pm to 5 pm, at our office: chaussée de Forest 293, 1190 Forest. Simply fill in the form on the viewing request page.
• 2. Reserve during your appointment. Reservations are made at the office, during that appointment, and no deposit is required to reserve. Each project page also offers an online reservation tool.
• 3. Join the priority list. The Alsemberg and Artéa projects are not yet on sale: by signing up on the new-project alerts page, you join the priority list and are informed before sales open.

To prepare your purchase, our buying guides are there to help.

This article is for information only and does not constitute personalised financial or investment advice. The municipal data reflect the sources available as at 21 October 2026; a municipal average masks wide differences from one neighbourhood, and one building, to the next. Completion dates are provisional.

Sources

• IBSA (perspective.brussels), Mini-Bru 2026: ibsa.brussels
• KBC Brussels, "Prix immobiliers à Bruxelles : le point sur 2025" (average prices by municipality, source notaire.be): kbcbrussels.be
• BX1, Federia 2025 barometer, 04/09/2025: bx1.be; first half of 2026, 11/09/2026: bx1.be
• BX1, the greenest Brussels municipalities (Brussels Environment report), 24/06/2026: bx1.be
• BX1, tram track works on avenue Brugmann and chaussée d'Alsemberg (lines 4, 51 and 97): bx1.be
• BX1, 2026 surcharges on the withholding tax on property, 05/08/2026: bx1.be
• Wikipedia, Uccle