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Scoop: House for sale in Oplinter with 4 bedrooms

Maagdendalweg 7, 3300 Oplinter
€275,000
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Ruime, te renoveren woning met tal van mogelijkheden, met een bewoonbare oppervlakte van 165 m², 4 slaapkamers, meerdere bijgebouwen, aparte garage en zoveel meer. De woning beschikt over een gloednieuw zadeldak.

Het gelijkvloers omvat een inkomhal, ruime woonkamer, eetplaats, keuken, apart toilet en badkamer.

Op de eerste verdieping bevinden zich drie slaapkamers.

De tweede verdieping/zolderverdieping omvat een traphal en ruime zolderruimte. De zolderruimte bevindt zich in een vergevorderde afwerking.

Verder beschikt de woning over een kelder.

Buiten beschikt het perceel aan de linkerkant over enkele autostaanplaatsen, garage en meerdere bijgebouwen.

De woning geniet van een uitstekende, rustige ligging met vlotte verbinding naar winkels, scholen, openbaar vervoer, restaurants, etc.

Interesse? Bel 0496 07 89 48 of mail naar laurens@immogve.be

Financial

Sales under VAT system
No
Cadastral income
401 €
Cadastral surface
3 m²

Building

Type of property
House
Subtype
House
Surface
165 m²

Terrain

Plot size
302 m²
Most recent urban destination
Residential area with rural character
Garden
Yes

Location

Surroundings / neighbourhood
Village; Quiet
Public transport nearby
Yes
Motorway nearby
Yes

Layout

Number of bedrooms
4
Surface bedrooms
28 m²; 15,7 m²; 14,8 m²; 11,4 m²
Number of bathrooms
1

Comfort

Lift
No
Swimming pool
No
Shutters
Yes

Energy

EPC score (kWh/(m² years))
724
EPC label
F
Electricity inspection certificate
Yes, not compliant

Urban planning

Summons
No judicial remedial or administrative measure imposed
Convict
No
Building permit
Yes

Location

Maagdendalweg 7, 3300 Oplinter

275.000 EUR

Location

Maagdendalweg 7
3300 Oplinter

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Together with the adjacent residence, this historical farmhouse (1777) is part of the "Klein Hof ter Meren". Through decades of effort by the current residents, the estate has been almost fully restored. The entire property, along with the now demolished brewery in the back, was owned by farmer, brewer, mayor, and senator Josephus Verheyden. In 1905, he transformed part of the stables into the current residence.<br /><br />Since 1999, the owners have been working to preserve the authenticity of the entire property. Plans to operate a B&amp;B were not carried out due to the COVID-19 pandemic.<br /><br />The estate is accessible through the private driveway to the left of the residence, leading to the courtyard, as well as through the entrance on the street side. To the right of the living area is a huge garden with mature trees (red beech, linden, oak, plane trees), where one can not only relax on the stone terrace, but also enjoy beautiful views over the expansive fields.<br /><br />This exceptional estate is an ideal investment for a large family, a self-employed individual, or for operating a B&amp;B or similar business.<br /><br />Layout: entrance with staircase, access to cellar, living room, dining room, office, kitchen with access to terrace and lower courtyard. The office has a vestibule leading to the terrace and the lower laundry/storage room and rear storage areas. Behind the (seemingly) garage door is a first bedroom, with laminate flooring, shower, and toilet. The staircase leads to the upper floors, where we find 2 spacious bedrooms on the first floor, as well as a bathroom, 3 storage rooms, one of which currently has a sink. The same quality staircase leads to the attic floor with a fourth bedroom and a huge insulated attic space, with a screed floor and a Velux skylight.<br /><br />Special features:<br />- Protected but not classified heritage<br />- New roofs and beams (respectively 2000 and +/-2019)<br />- Courtyard of +/- 400m²<br />- Metal interior doors, most of which have glass panels on the ground floor<br />- Low-maintenance hospital floors on the upper floor and top bedroom<br />- Stone floors and metal fire doors in the cellars<br />- Metal windows in the outbuildings<br />- 90m deep water well<br />- Split water and electricity lines.
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€ 1.450.000

Neerlintersesteenweg 161
3300 Oplinter
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