lands with pool for sale Belgium

More than 40 ares of nature, an open view of the countryside. The true uniqueness of this land lies in its already granted planning permit for the construction of an exceptional contemporary villa. There is a possibility of building the house on the existing slab or not, as a soil study has been conducted. Any other project could be considered subject to new permits. The villa will develop approximately 323 m². In the extension of the reception rooms, a swimming pool integrated into the project will contribute to the art of living of the property. The arrangements in some photos have been generated by AI.This description has been automatically translated from French.

In a pleasant avenue in Rhode, a very beautiful plot of approximately 59 ares allowing for the construction of a large villa. On the plot, there is currently a building of approximately 200 m² on the ground which includes a covered swimming pool.This description has been automatically translated from French.

In the very pleasant and sought-after neighborhood of La Motte in Bousval, we offer you this superb plot of land, benefiting from a privileged location, set back from the road and in a particularly nice residential environment. The land already has a granted urban planning permit for the construction of an elegant single-family villa which also includes a space for carrying out a professional activity. In addition to the illustrations presenting the land, other illustrations provide an overview of the currently authorized project. The buyer will naturally retain the possibility of considering an entirely different architecture or project, subject to the introduction and obtaining of a new permit from the competent authorities.This description has been automatically translated from French.

In Hainaut, in Casteau, a former farmhouse dating from the late 17th century, with its barn and Japanese garden. A farmhouse that has changed countries several times without ever having a single stone moved. Built at the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries, it has seen Hainaut pass from the Spanish Habsburgs to the Austrian Habsburgs, then to the French Republic, the Kingdom of the Netherlands and finally to Belgium. Of all these regimes, it has retained only the essentials: its stone walls, its vaults and voussoirs, its beams and its hand-crafted terracotta floor tiles. Careful restoration has restored this simplicity, warmed by a blue stone fireplace, whilst three vaulted cellars and a barn of around 140 m² preserve the memory of rural life. A family home, a place of hospitality or a creative space: so many ways to write the next chapter.