Set in Luxembourg, this residence is offered for sale at **1 200 000 €** and presents a substantial opportunity for buyers looking to shape an interior around their own plans. The house is currently at shell stage, leaving the future owner considerable freedom to determine the layout, select materials and equipment, and choose the finishes. It extends across three levels, with approximately 180 m² of gross floor area and an attic that offers further potential for arrangement. No heating system is currently installed, and the energy passport is being prepared. On the ground floor, generous spaces are ready to be arranged, with direct access to the terrace and garden. The first floor provides volumes that could be configured in different ways to suit the future owners’ needs, while the attic level adds further scope to make use of the house’s potential. The roof was completely redone in 2014. The property includes a plot of 1.16 ares and a garden of 2.42 ares; the terrace opens onto the garden, and the exterior benefits from an open view. The building and adjoining garden are protected nationally under the Government Council order of 12 January 1990. The property is also located within the PAP QE protected sector of Grund, Pulvermuhl and the Rham promontory [SPR-gpr] of the City of Luxembourg. The residence is located in Luxembourg, in the Grund area, and is described as being close to parks, green spaces and walking routes, while allowing access to the city centre. Its protected status and unfinished interior are important considerations for any project, alongside the stated outdoor areas and the freedom to plan the interior fit-out. Contact us to discuss the property and arrange a viewing.
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