Land for sale - Schilde RBU30115

Discover a fantastic opportunity to acquire a spacious plot of land in the charming town of Schilde, perfect for those seeking to build their dream home in a serene and well-connected location. This land parcel, located at Vijverlaan 55, offers an expansive total area of 1,800 square meters, providing ample space for customization and development. The property is situated on a generous 60-meter deep plot with a width of approximately 30 meters, offering flexibility in building plans and ensuring plenty of room for outdoor living, gardens, or recreational facilities. This particular lot is classified within a recreational zone, offering specific building regulations that include a maximum habitable surface area of 160 square meters for the main building. Additionally, there is scope for constructing supplementary structures such as outbuildings or covered terraces, limited to a maximum of 20 square meters. The land is currently not rented and will be available upon the signing of the deed, making it an attractive investment for prospective homeowners or developers. The absence of flood risk further enhances its appeal, ensuring peace of mind regarding environmental concerns. For detailed information on building possibilities and regulations, interested parties are encouraged to contact the relevant authorities or sales representatives. Priced at €229,000, this plot presents an excellent value for those seeking to create a personalized residence in a peaceful setting close to nature while remaining within easy reach of local amenities. Positioned conveniently within Schilde, this land offers a unique chance to develop a home tailored to your preferences in a sought-after area. Whether you are planning to build a family residence or an investment property, this plot offers significant potential. To explore this opportunity further or to arrange a viewing, please contact us today. Our team is ready to assist you in transforming this promising piece of land into your new home.

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