luxury house for sale Binche, Belgium

For sale, following liquidation. Farmhouse completely renovated with boxes for horses and converted barn. (All materials in the photos will be removed during the sale) Description of surfaces: Plot size : 19975,00 m² Front width: 31.27 m Built area : 665,72 m² Main building: Cellars: 116.98 m2: Four vaulted cellars including an old cistern and one for boiler room use. Ground floor: 270.19 m2 Entrance hall distributing a bathroom, large living room adjoining two communicating offices, a bedroom and open kitchen. Back kitchen, hallway followed by a laundry room, hall and separate toilet. First floor: 270.19 m2 Night hall distributing a separate toilet, a bathroom and three bedrooms. Rear night hall distributing two bedrooms. Attic: 83,91 m2 Attic in the roof tip. Annex: Carport: 107 m2 Chicken coop and old barn: 61.45 m2 Barn : 107 m2 Eight horse boxes: 119.4 m2 Detailed description of the environment: Rural and agricultural environment / Agricultural zone Mobility; R3 at 2,5km Bus at 500m Train station: 1800m More information, expert report and plans on request at [email protected] Information and visit: David Debetencourt - 0475.53.99.99

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In the context of industrial development, this bourgeois residence of ±675 m² of living space (+ cellars and attic = ±335 m²) was erected in 1870 within a park of over one hectare. In addition to this residence, there is a caretaker's house of ±375 m² of living space (+ cellars and attic = ±175 m²). Since the 1990s, the owners have undertaken restorations while respecting the original architecture. The bourgeois residence, organized over 5 levels, can be summarized as follows: on the ground floor, a marble hall opens onto 3 living rooms; a second service entrance leads to a small hall with a cloakroom, which in turn connects to a living room, a dining room with an open kitchen, and finally, a laundry room. On the first floor, a spacious hall opens to 5 bedrooms, including a master bedroom with its lounge and bathroom, and a second bedroom with its own bathroom, while the other 3 bedrooms share a bath/shower room. The second floor offers multiple attic rooms covering the entire surface of the building, which can be arranged according to needs. The basement opens onto two wine cellars, a boiler room (with an oil-fired boiler), and a technical room for the pool. An attic completes the building. Other features: Transfer of shares of a real estate company with the exclusive asset being the estate - heated pool - tennis court. For any additional information, please contact Véronique Mille at +32 477 27 72 50.

Château de Fonteneau, built in 1756, is in the classical French style, with facades of pure architectural lines that are now listed. Set in the heart of a 6-hectare estate with partially open parklands and wooded areas, it features a stream that forms a pond with a triple, fan-shaped waterfall. Originally, the 1,100 m² castle was completed by two pavilions located at the ends of the main building. Only one of the two pavilions remains, while the second has been converted into a belvedere terrace. Inside the main building, a period vestibule leads to three adjoining reception rooms and a lounge, complemented by a study, a dining kitchen and scullery, and a conservatory with a fireplace. The first floor comprises 7 bedrooms and bathrooms, as well as a study and a cosy library room. The château also features a gym, a massage room with sauna and hammam and a concierge service. In the heart of the grounds, there is a small theatre in which it is possible to create a workspace with a 2-car garage. Other features include a wine cellar, alarm and gas heating. Sale of shares in the company that owns the property and furnishings (excluding works of art). Nivelles offers easy access via major routes to Waterloo, Brussels and Paris. For further information, please contact Olivier Paquet on +32 (0) 475 69 27 22.

Located at the top of a valley, this property boasts unobstructed views over the Bornival countryside. The ± 509 m² villa and ± 78 m² janitor's cottage (according to PEB) are set in 2 hectares 85 ares of land, organized according to the owners' activities, with a private garden featuring a heated swimming pool and meadows with 10 stalls and ponds. A tree-lined driveway leads to the property. The 1990 villa was extensively renovated in 2005, both technically and aesthetically. It features a living room with open fire, a fully-equipped open-plan kitchen and dining room, an office and storage space. The second floor is divided into two wings: the first features a master suite with bedroom, dressing room and shower room ; the second wing offers four bedrooms and two shower rooms. The janitor's lodge has a separate entrance accessible from a large ± 30 m² terrace, and comprises a large room with a kitchen-living-dining area, a bedroom and a shower room. Other features: 2 closed garages and parking, cellars, storerooms, hangar, tack room. The village of Bornival, part of the commune of Nivelles, is a haven of peace for walkers, equestrians and cyclists. For further information, please contact Véronique Mille on +32 477 27 72 50.

In a quiet street in the Érables district, a stone's throw from the centre of Rhode-Saint-Genèse and Uccle, this contemporary villa designed by architect Serra di Migni is set in 30 acres of unoverlooked land (15 of which can still be built on). Large reception rooms bathed in light, several bedrooms and bathrooms, luxurious finishes and swimming pool: a very beautiful home. Energy class: B/NC.

Located in Cambron-Saint-Vincent, in a low-traffic street close to the center of Lens and all amenities (train station, schools, shops, ....). Easy access to Mons, Soignies, Enghien and Ath in less than 20 minutes. Nestled in the charming village of Cambron-Saint-Vincent, this magnificent farmhouse with over 300m² of living space, located at the end of a small private driveway, is a rare gem offering a peaceful and refined living environment. The spacious living room (+/-60m²) will seduce you with its large bay windows that let in plenty of natural light, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The fully-equipped kitchen and adjoining dining room feature a bow window to enjoy nature at any time of year, and a French window giving direct access to the terrace. Upstairs, the 5 bedrooms, including a parental apartment, and 3 shower rooms will accommodate even a large family, while guaranteeing a fulfilling space for everyone.benefiting from faultless maintenance and numerous improvements in recent years, no work is required before moving in. The exterior of the property is not to be outdone, with a large, beautifully landscaped and meticulously maintained green garden, perfect for family activities, relaxing moments or receptions. The spacious, perfectly oriented terrace is an added bonus for enjoying fine weather. A large parking area offers plenty of space for your convenience or that of your guests. Ground floor : ·Entrance hall with guest toilet. ·Boiler room ·Library/office area +/-6m². ·Living room of +/-19m². ·Living room +/-40m² with wood cassette and pellet stove. ·Equipped kitchen (oven, steam oven, hood, gas hob, 2 microwaves, dishwasher) +/-16m². ·Dining room with bow window +/-29m². ·Cellar +/-14m². ·Secondary entrance. 1st floor : ·Night hall with cupboards +/-24m². ·Tiled bathroom +/-7m² with washbasin, bath and shower. ·Separate toilet. ·3 children's bedrooms of +/-10, 13 and 14m². ·Laundry room of +/-8.5m². ·Shower room with toilet. ·Parental apartment comprising a +/-32m² bedroom, shower room and dressing room. ·Office/bedroom of +/-11.5m². 2nd floor: ·Multi-purpose area accessible via trapdoor

An old farmhouse awaiting renovation, with outbuildings suitable for conversion, near Charleroi in Wallonia. Located in a village in the 'Entre-Sambre-et-Meuse' region, this former farm complex in need of renovation represents a great opportunity. The property boasts comfortable living rooms and an impressive floor area of around 420 m², with no fewer than 8 bedrooms. The attic is suitable for conversion, as is the vast barn. With a floor area of roughly 198 m², it could be turned into a separate dwelling. The sitting room overlooks a pleasant garden of around 5700 m², with uninterrupted views over the surrounding Walloon countryside. The region is famous for its ancient history, but also for its famous folk marches, which were declared a UNESCO intangible cultural heritage element in 2012.