Between Leie and Meersen In a particularly beautiful location in Afsnee is this generous plot of about 5.080 m2, with about 61 meters direct bank on the Leie. The wide connection to the water, the size of the terrain and the open views give the property a particularly spacious character, at a short distance from Ghent. The location on both sides is determined by the landscape. At the front the plot overlooks the Beelaertmeersen, part of the nature reserve the Living Leie. At the rear the property borders directly on the Leie, with a panoramic view over the water and the fields. Water, grasslands and open green form the natural scenery of this place on both sides. Via the nearby Goedingebrug you can immediately reach Keuzemeersen, with extensive walking opportunities along the Leie and the surrounding landscape. The combination of water, open space and nature makes this environment particularly pleasant, while Sint-Denijs-Westrem and Ghent remain easily accessible. On site there is currently an existing villa which is in very outdated condition. According to the made heritage note, the building no longer has any heritage value and can be demolished. As a result, the focus is entirely on the plot and the possibility to create a new home here, which can be adapted to the location on the Leie and the surrounding landscape. An important asset is the existing authorised construction configuration. The property is located within the BPA AFSNEE ZUID, whose urban planning regulations can be consulted at the bottom of our website. Within the existing authorised configuration, the site has a very large footprint of about 586 m2, which is an interesting starting point for future redevelopment. The scale of the terrain allows to approach architecture, garden and landscape as a whole. Thanks to the wide Leieoever and the size of the existing building area, a new house can open to the water and the surrounding green. A property where the location on the Leie, the spacious plot, the broad shoreline and the existing authorised construction configuration form a particularly interesting starting point for a new interpretation.