Christophe MOTTARD - Société notariale (4020 Liege)

This property is an authentic house located at 342 Rue du Moulin in Bressoux, a district of Liège. Built around 1900, the home offers a total living area of approximately 86 square meters spread across three levels. It features two bedrooms, each with a fireplace, providing a charming and functional living space. The property includes a private, enclosed courtyard at the front, as well as two caves in the basement for additional storage. The interior layout comprises a ground floor with a hallway, WC, and a front room with a fireplace, along with a small closet that includes a sink. The upper floors each consist of a single room with a fireplace, and there is a small attic under the roof. The roof was last covered in 2001 and remains in good condition. The property also has two cellar spaces and a separate water and electricity meter, offering potential for modernization and renovation. Located close to all amenities, schools, shops, and just steps from the tram station, this property provides convenient access to public transportation and local services. The land area measures 44 square meters, and the property is available immediately upon signing the deed. Its position behind a small dead-end street enhances privacy, making it an appealing option for investors or young couples looking to acquire an affordable home in a well-connected neighborhood. Want to know more?

This exceptional piece of land is located at Le Fief 7, in the serene and picturesque village of Olne, known for its lush landscapes and peaceful ambiance. Offered at 149,000 €, this 1,400-square-meter plot provides a remarkable opportunity to build your dream home in a rural setting, free from the constraints of a specific architect or builder. The land is part of a small development of three lots, with urbanization permits already issued since 1993, ensuring the ease and legality of future construction projects. The property is situated within the classified site of La Neuville, highlighting its natural beauty and historical significance. While the area is classified as a rural habitat zone, it also benefits from being non-floodable, providing an added layer of assurance for future developments. It is important for potential buyers to be aware of and adhere to specific urban planning requirements and other applicable rules that may be in place for the area, including those at the communal and regional levels. Although the land is currently free of water and electricity connections, these utilities, as well as access provisions, will need to be arranged by the purchaser. Given its prime location and advantageous zoning, this plot offers an excellent opportunity for those wishing to create a bespoke living space nestled in the countryside while remaining accessible to local amenities. For more details or to arrange a visit, prospective buyers can contact the notary at ### or via email at ### . Want to know more?