EPC Certificate in Uccle

Fort Jaco is the most prestigious district of Uccle, with detached houses and characterful villas. For such properties of 200 to 400 m², a thorough EPC assessment is required (site visit of 1.5 to 2 hours). Despite their appeal, many of these pre-1970 villas achieve only an EPC Class D to F. Owners often invest in energy renovation before sale to maximise the added value.

Around Vivier d'Oie and along the Bois de la Cambre you find a mix of large town houses and quality apartment buildings. Apartments in co-ownership (80–150 m²) are numerous here. Buildings from the 1970s–80s with concrete facades often achieve EPC Class D or E. Rental demand is strong: an EPC certificate is essential for every rental.

The Saint-Job and Kalevoet districts, further from the centre, offer an almost rural setting with semi-detached and terraced buildings constructed between 1950 and 1990. These family homes of 150 to 250 m² form the core of the Uccle EPC market. With an insulated roof and a recent boiler, such houses easily achieve EPC Class C or D — a rating that reassures buyers.

The Globe and Altitude 100 districts are more varied: apartment buildings from the 1960s, terraced houses and some recent new-build projects. Studios and smaller apartments (40–70 m²) for rental are common here. Our price of €125 for a studio and €165 for an apartment makes EPC certification accessible for every owner in this area.