House for sale in Maaseik

Interesting mansion, charmingly located on the Market of Maaseik: This special building is referred to as established architectural heritage House of Commons Den Golden Naegel. The property is not a protected monument, * Floor area = 3 x 82 m2 = 328 m2 + cellar of 50 m2. The restoration of this building is done by Architect Erik Martens from Maaseik, who is known to carry out restoration projects. Restoration with valuable materials such as door and facade covering in blue stone, oak windows and doors, design gate in metal. Very suitable for FREE CALL (floor) with luxurious house (3 upper floors), in very nice location with high standing appearance. There are 4 complete floors, with concrete floors, and a basement floor. Beautiful roof! There is a hydraulic lift, with 4 stops, up to the attic. On the first floor is a terrace. The entrance hall still has to be finished on the ground floor. On all floors are now offices, plumbing, meeting rooms,... CV on natural gas (inoperative) design radiators. Water, gas and electricity and sewage are present but still need to be adapted inside. There is possibility to buy a covered car stand in the area. A challenging project for people with taste and vision, for carefree living until the old age, in the middle of Maaseik.

EQUALITY - Gross 82 m2 - Entry hall to finish - here used to be ATMs - Elevator - Sas. - Buro 1 . . . . . . . . - Buro 2 - carpet - storage room - Stairway to the floors

First dilation Gross 82 m2 - Sas. - Terrace - Buro 3 - Buro 4

SECOND DIFFERENCE Gross 82 M2 - Sas. - Buro 5 - Buro 6

ZOLDER high Gross 82 m2 - Sas. - Meeting room / desk 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . - Kitchen - Sanitary facilities M + V

KELDER Gross 60 m2 - Technical space with central heating installation - lift techniques - Accessible from the entrance hall - Dry vaulted basement

* Description according to Real Estate Flanders: https://inventory.onroerendgoed.be/heritage objects/86126 For the first time mentioned in 1622, commonly called The Nagel. Breedhuis of four bays and three floors under saddle roof. Core from the second half of the 17th century, ordinance from the third quarter of the 19th century; Recently modified ground floor. Brick building, previously plastered. Forging iron wall anchors with curls. Faced wall openings with stone leakage threshold. Side facades with roofs and interlocks.

Additional information requirement water info: - The good is not located in a signal area - The property is not referred to as a water-sensitive open area

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