Luxury real estate for sale Liège, Belgium

Located in a rural area, architectural villa (built in 2015) by design agency Dries De Malsche with a net habitable surface of ± 362 m² with beautifully landscaped garden and pool house on a unique plot of ± 6585 m². The villa comprises a spacious entrance, living kitchen with island equipped with Miele, Gaggenau and Sub-zero appliances, living room with a view over the garden and finished with Marbau parquet floor, Metalfire fireplace and bookcase. The first floor includes three spacious bedrooms with shared bathroom and on the top floor a master suite with ensuite bathroom and dressing room, also a sitting area that can be used as a fifth bedroom. The house has a double garage, spacious wine cellar and atmospheric poolhouse with sauna, walk-in shower and pleasant sitting area with a view of the garden and forest. Other: Landscaped garden by Group Moris with swimming pond. Very high-quality materials used such as: Muschel limestone, Onyx marble, Cea design taps, Afrormosia wood, Duotechno home automation system. Geothermal energy has also been used, supplemented with solar panels for hot water and underfloor heating via geothermal energy. Outbuilding at the back of the plot for garden equipment. For more information, please contact Matthias Vertommen on +32 470 818 722.

An 18th-century castle, its outbuildings and its 7-ha estate, south of Liège, «The fiery city». Overlooking the Meuse on a rocky outcrop, this impressive stronghold once defended the southern boundary of the principality. The estate includes a classical-style chateau dating from the 18th century, built in a U-shape. The west wing is particularly noteworthy, featuring a circular tower dating back to the late Middle Ages. The building has endured the ravages of time and is in need of extensive renovation. Nonetheless, it contains vast reception rooms where some original decorative features have survived. The property also includes an old orangery, a caretaker's lodge and garages topped with haylofts. Finally, the gardens are terraced and walled. They offer uninterrupted views over the mighty river meandering below towards the great monuments of 'Little France on the banks of the Meuse', as Jules Michelet called this region.

A former stable and caretaker's lodge in the Province of Liège, near Verviers. This house used to contain the caretaker’s lodge and the stables for the adjacent chateau. Together, they form a striking architectural ensemble. Now renovated, it stands proudly over the landscape with its elegant stone and half-timbered facade, a few minutes from the famous town of Spa, whose name became eponymous for curative mineral baths. Warm and still featuring original elements, the interior floor area spreads out over approx. 280 m², completed by cellars, a garage and a boiler room. From the windows and the garden, the view stretches out over the green and peaceful valley.

An 18th and 19th century farmhouse with a habitable floor area of more than 370 m², between Huy and Waremme in Wallonia. Close to major urban centres, this striking farmhouse set around a quadrangle bears witness to the golden age of Hesbaye architecture. Behind a high entrance porch, a vast courtyard is surrounded by the main building, various animal sheds topped with haylofts and a barn of monumental proportions. Garages and an old bakehouse complete this substantial property. With a habitable floor area of roughly 370 m², the dwelling alone offers generous living space. There are no fewer than five bedrooms, plus additional attic space of 140 m² with potential for conversion. Ideal for a main residence, tourist or cohousing venture, this distinctive property is located in a typically Walloon rural setting.

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This elegant and spacious bourgeois residence, known as Hôtel de Noailles, was in its early years one of the most prominent hotels in Spa. Completely demolished, the villa was rebuilt in 1911 by the mayor of the respective city, who made it his residence. Since 2018, the new owners have been dedicated to its renovation while preserving the authentic architectural lines of that time. The entire property consists of two entities, the main villa of ± 950 m² (according to PEB) and the caretaker's house of over 100 m², all on a plot of ± 37 ares. The layout has been designed with its current purpose as bed and breakfast in mind. The reception rooms occupy the entire ground floor (± 354 m²), while the first floor (± 270 m²) is entirely reserved for 4 bedrooms, each with its own adjoining bathroom. A library lounge and a billiards room complete the floor. The second floor (± 270 m²) is organized with 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, a home cinema, and a small kitchen. Note the indoor pool and its terrace for nearly 100 m². In the basement of over 200 m², there is, among other things, a large Jacuzzi. Other features include an attic, oil heating and heat pump, thermodynamic boiler, and photovoltaic panels. Located at the heart of the Fagnes region, Spa is known for its thermal baths, its remarkably preserved natural environment and its world-famous racetracks. For more information, please contact Véronique Mille at +32 (0) 477 27 72 50.

Dans la province de Liège et la vallée de l'Amblève, un ancien moulin de 1670 à rénover. Bâtie au 17e s. sur un affluent de l'Amblève, une propriété au fil de l'eau, dans une vallée verdoyante et encaissée. La rivière a profondément creusé le relief de cette région au sud de Liège. Son cours forme par endroits de spectaculaires chutes d'eau, tout en ménageant quelques dénivelés fort appréciés des grandes courses cyclistes. Le domaine comprend un moulin à eau, une grange, une étable et un corps de logis, avec six chambres et un grand grenier aménageable. L'ensemble a fait l'objet d'un permis d'urbanisme obtenu en juin 2023 pour un gîte d’une capacité de 14 personnes. En plus des nombreuses activités culturelles et touristiques aux alentours, l'environnement en pleine nature et les remarquables vestiges du moulin devraient suffire à eux seuls pour rendre perenne son exploitation.