luxury house for sale Hamoir, Belgium

A farm to be renovated, free of leases from 2025, nestled in Belgium’s Liège Province. This characterful property is tucked away in lush landscape in the east of Belgium’s beautiful Condroz region, just a few kilometres south of the city of Liège yet far from any dwellings. It includes a remarkable Walloon farm complex with a square courtyard on a plot covering three hectares with six hectares of meadows nearby. The buildings are arranged around a vast court. A covered carriage entrance leads into this court, where the main dwelling towers on one side. The house has a tall, well-built stone facade and offers a liveable floor area of around 330m² in addition to loft space that could be converted. The interior needs to be renovated. An annexe dwelling forms the east wing with two bedrooms. Around the rest of the courtyard there are barns and stables. More recent agricultural buildings stand elsewhere on the property, which will be free of leases by the end of 2025 at the latest. The property could carry on as a farm or be adapted to a business project in tourism or housing.

RE/MAX real estate specialist, offers you these magnificent castles for sale in the form of company shares located in the Municipality of Erezee Anchored in a quiet green setting, in a beautiful park of more than 1.5 hectares These prestigious properties, built in the seventeenth century and considerably enlarged in the nineteenth and twentieth century, represent a rare investment opportunity in the region. Due to its infrastructure, the Domaine allows a daily tourist and Horeca operation but also the organization of many events, both indoor and outdoor, Currently operated as a hotel, seminar rooms and reception and event rooms, they also offer you a prime location for all your romantic weddings, delicious banquets and luxury corporate events. Located in 10 minutes from Durbuy 10 minutes from the rock in the Ardennes Do not miss this unique opportunity to become a lord and contact our agent in charge This announcement does not constitute an offer. Subject to acceptance by the owner. Information given for information purposes only and not contractual.

A 16th-century townhouse with a lush garden and a magnificent view of a collegiate church, nestled between the cities of .... This 16th-century townhouse in excellent condition is tucked away in the historical heart of a small, calm town in the valley of the River Meuse. With its brickwork elevations that are typical of Walloon architecture, this edifice is emblematic of its local region. The property has a main house and a self-contained annexe dwelling. Behind, the house leads out into a peaceful garden with magnificent views of a Gothic collegiate church from the 14th and 15th centuries. The interior offers spacious rooms, including an octagonal lounge with sumptuous decor. The house has an extensive loft that could be converted. There are also cellars, including a wine cellar. And there is so much to discover in the natural area around the town, from the undulating landscapes of Belgium’s beautiful Condroz region to the remarkable elegance of the Château de Modave.

This 19th-century building, located in the heart of the Pays de Herve region, spans 1,300 m2 and is set in one hectare of parkland, a veritable haven of peace. The château is divided into two parts: one for residential use, the other currently a guest house and restaurant, which can be used as a family home if desired. The first floor comprises a vast, fully-equipped dining room with professional kitchen, large parking area, terrace and veranda. Upstairs are a dozen bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, plus an office currently used as a guest rooms. A magnificent 250m2 stable building in need of renovation completes the harmonious ensemble. At the rear of the building is the possibility of developing a real estate project. Other: sale of company shares, oil-fired heating. Pays de Herve: Pays de Herve or Herve Plateau is a natural region of Belgium in the Entre-Vesdre-et-Meuse region, in the province of Liège, typical for its ancient bocage. For further information, please contact Bertrand de Moffarts au +32 475 944 508