This mansion borders the site 'Binnenhof' in the center of Hingene. The building has been renovated with an eye for detail and preservation of the original elements. The building is established architectural heritage: House of Commons with brick frame facade of five bays and two layers under pseudomansarded roof, with oeils-de-boeuf and central roof window, presumably of about 1912. As a result, the building benefited from specific exemptions to energy performance rules. Located right in front of the church of Hingene and D'Ursel Castle, this is an ideal location for people who love peace and privacy but like to have a central base to N16 and A12. The building consists of 3 apartments, one per floor making this a stand-up, small-scale residence. Layout: Through the entrance hall you enter the spacious living room with open kitchen. The living and dining area is fully equipped with parquet which gives a very rural feeling. What immediately strikes the eye are the high ceilings that give a huge sense of space and that provide the apartment with character. The kitchen is finished with natural stone and has induction hob, oven, microwave and dishwasher. A cloakroom wardrobe is also provided in the entrance hall. Via the hall you can go to the spacious bedroom which is also equipped with parquet. Next to the bedroom is the bathroom with toilet, sink, shower and connection for washing machine. There is also a second room that is ideal as desk or storage space. The apartment is currently rented so it is also ideal as an investment. Environment: situated in a quiet area near the church of Hingene. N16 and A12 are very accessible from here. Public transport within walking distance.