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House for sale in Mechelen with 3 bedrooms

€278,000
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Papenhofstraat 722800 Mechelen
House for sale in Mechelen with 3 bedrooms - photo 1
130 m²
169 m²
3
1
Terrace
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Deze woning in de Papenhofstraat te Mechelen is rustig gelegen in een aangename woonwijk, op fietsafstand van het stadscentrum. Dankzij de vlotte verbinding met de R12 en de E19 (Antwerpen – Brussel) is de bereikbaarheid uitstekend. Winkels, scholen en openbaar vervoer bevinden zich in de onmiddellijke omgeving.

De woning biedt een interessante basis voor wie op zoek is naar een renovatieproject met mogelijkheden. Op het gelijkvloers vindt u een inkomhal, leefruimte, eetplaats en keuken met aansluiting naar de stadstuin. De eerste verdieping omvat twee slaapkamers en een badkamer. De zolderverdieping biedt extra ruimte die verder kan ingericht worden naargelang uw wensen.

Achteraan geniet u van een gezellige stadstuin met voldoende privacy, een absolute troef in deze stedelijke omgeving.

Deze woning vraagt een grondige renovatie, maar vormt de ideale basis om een hedendaagse, comfortabele en energiezuinige woning te realiseren op een sterke locatie. Perfect voor wie zijn eigen woonproject wil vormgeven of op zoek is naar een investering met potentieel.

Interesse? Neem vandaag nog contact op voor een bezoek en ontdek zelf de mogelijkheden van deze woning

Financial

Price
278.000 €
Investment real estate
No
Sales under VAT system
No

Building

Type of property
House
Subtype
House
Surface
130 m²

Terrain

Plot size
169 m²
Most recent urban destination
Residential area
Orientation garden
South

Location

Public transport nearby
Yes
Motorway nearby
Yes
School nearby
Yes

Layout

Number of bedrooms
3
Number of bathrooms
1
Bathroom type
Bath

Comfort

Air conditioning
No
Parlophone
No
Videophone
No

Energy

EPC score (kWh/(m² years))
679
EPC label
F
Unique code EPC
20251119-0003737053-RES-1

Urban planning

Summons
No
Summons
No judicial remedial or administrative measure imposed
Subdivision permit
No

Location

Papenhofstraat 72, 2800 Mechelen

278.000 EUR

Papenhofstraat 72
2800 Mechelen

7.615 - 9.125 EUR

Estimated renovation budget to achieve an EPC D rating

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