Residence for sale - Lier RBR60605

This splendid Art Deco-style residence, designed by Cornelius Sol in 1926, is situated in the charming city of Lier, at Mechelsesteenweg 217. Priced at €449,000, this property offers a unique combination of historical significance and modern potential. Classified as architectural heritage, it features exquisite original elements such as Van Boeckel’s ironwork, crown moldings, and preserved woodwork that add distinctive character to the home. The ground floor includes a grand entrance hall, a dining room with high ceilings and views of the veranda and garden, a cozy sitting area with a stove, a partially equipped kitchen with access to the veranda and cellar, a separate bedroom, spacious office space, and an attached garage with a technical room. The upper floor houses beautifully appointed bedrooms adorned with moldings, a separate toilet, and a bathroom. The property’s expansive garden, spanning over 550 m², offers endless possibilities for transformation into a stunning setting for gatherings, relaxation, and family recreation. This four-bedroom home has a living area of 357 m² and comes with additional features like a terrace measuring 28 m² and ample parking space for up to five cars outside. The property, which is in need of renovation, holds incredible potential for those looking to restore it with care and create a unique living space. Located in a prime area with excellent connectivity via the Ring of Lier (R16 and N14), commuting to Antwerp, Mechelen, or Brussels is convenient. Additionally, its close proximity to the train station, shops, and the vibrant main square makes it an ideal location for urban living combined with the charm of a historic residence. This extraordinary home is a rare opportunity for those who appreciate architectural heritage and are looking to invest in a property with both historical and personal significance. For further information or inquiries, please contact us.

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