Project: Site Strobbe - Izegem 1205620-427751

Discover Site Strobbe: a harmonious mix that beautifully combines vibrant city life and green peace in the heart of Izegem. For over 100 years, Drukkerij Strobbe's printing presses were running at full speed here. The soul of the family printing company therefore returns in the names of the four new apartment buildings that will soon be built here. They are named after a typeface or a well-known type designer. Inquire now for the first building “Caslon”. At the former location of the Strobbe printing company, developer ION, together with Architectenbureau Achtergael and Landscape Architect BuRo Groen, foresees a progressive development that focuses on sustainability. All apartments are heated and cooled with geothermal energy. Underground drilling extracts heat from the earth, which is upgraded in a central boiler room with heat pumps. This will result in annual savings of 100 tons of CO2. A 3,000 m² green boulevard will be built right through the car-free residential area. The wide walking and cycling lane connects Kasteelstraat and Dirk Martenslaan. 121 underground parking spaces are provided for future residents. There will also be four parking spaces for shared cars. The apartments in Caslon are located on the Dirk Martenslaan and are up to 8 floors high, so you can enjoy a beautiful view of the nearby forest/park at Blauwhuis Castle. Also relax in the pleasant courtyard, which, with the cycling and walking point, forms a perfect connection between the center and your apartment. The apartments also look at affordability. As a result, there are certain units that are designed to be practical and compact to keep the purchase price affordable. Therefore, ideal as an investment, as the rents generate a good return, considering how energetic they are. There is a healthy mix of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments ranging from 50m² to 103m², each with nice terraces overlooking the lovely courtyard. This makes it an ideal base for both young and old! - Legal notices: EPB pending Show all Show less