Residence for sale - Zonhoven RBR71498

Located in the quiet and green Mezenstraat 4, 3520 Zonhoven, this 1973 open building offers the perfect combination of space and rest. The house, with a usable floor area of 160m² according to the EPC, has 3 bedrooms and a spacious 882m² plot. The large, landscaped garden faces west, so you can fully enjoy the afternoon and evening sun. With an EPC score of 413 kWh/ (m² year) and energy label E, there is room for further energy improvements, including insulation via the easily accessible attic. On the ground floor, you will find a spacious entrance hall, separate toilet, kitchen, and a bright living space. The renewed bathroom has a walk-in shower, bath and single sink. The 3 bedrooms provide plenty of sleeping and storage space, while the indoor garage, carport and driveway offer plenty of parking space. The house has a lot of light and is ideal for those looking for a home on one level. In addition, the attic offers additional storage options and can possibly be further insulated. The house is located in a quiet residential neighborhood in the green, ideal for nature lovers. Despite the peace and quiet, you are still close to important facilities such as shops, schools and restaurants, as well as the main access roads. The advantages of this house are the ground floor layout, the large sunny garden, and the ample parking options. In addition, the home offers a lot of potential for those who want to invest in energy-efficient improvements. A great opportunity for those who are looking for real estate for sale in Zonhoven. Relevant documents are also available on our website www.dewaele.com or give us a call on Tel 011 30 50 50 . This property is subject to the renovation obligation imposed by the Flemish government for residential buildings (unless demolished within 5 years of purchase). For more information, consult the website of the Flemish Energy and Climate Agency at https://www.vlaanderen.be/een-woning-kopen/renovatieverplichting-voor-residentiele-gebouwen Show all Show less