Project: Hélécine - Chaussée de Hannut - Hélécine 1477687-IN00563967_OM_34965

Situated in the charming town of Hélécine, the project at Rue Eugène Branckotte offers an exclusive real estate opportunity. This development by Thomas & Piron Home consists of two buildings incorporating eight residential units, two commercial spaces, and a total of ten exquisite apartments. The strategic location provides splendid views of the surrounding countryside and is ideally placed near cities such as Hannut, Jodoigne, Tirlemont, and Saint-Trond. The proximity to essential amenities including schools, shops, and sports clubs enhances the appeal of this residential offering. This development is particularly noteworthy for its excellent accessibility, positioned midway between Brussels and Liège. It is conveniently connected via the nearby E40 highway network, facilitating easy travel to major urban centers. Each apartment is crafted with an emphasis on energy efficiency, featuring an A-level energy performance certificate (PEB). These well-designed units offer private terraces, gardens, or balconies, alongside spacious living areas and modern kitchens. With options of one to three bedrooms, each apartment includes a shower room, a separate WC, a technical room, and individual storage solutions like bicycle and waste storage rooms. The apartments also come with the option of private parking spaces, further enhancing their practicality. The units are constructed with high-quality materials and boast superior finishes. Features include efficient ventilation systems and individual gas boilers to ensure comfort and convenience. This project represents a unique blend of modern living within a serene countryside setting, providing an ideal home for those who value both comfort and accessibility. For more detailed information or to arrange a viewing, potential buyers are encouraged to contact Thomas & Piron Home directly at Tel 061/53.11.11 or visit their website.

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