A domain from the 18th century between Liège, Maastricht and Aachen Built shortly before 1770 and former residence of the tax collector of the Prince Bishops of Liège, this character house reveals itself at the end of a private driveway of almost 500 meters in a remarkable rural environment. Invisible from the public road and located on almost one hectare, it offers absolute intimacy just 3 minutes from the highway.
Five rented units or a unique home to reinvent Behind its historic facade, the house currently houses five accommodation units that generate an annual rental income of approximately 55,000 €. Hewn stone, original roof construction, joinery and inner volumes provide a rare heritage charm. The whole can easily resume its unique residential destination or support a high-quality professional representation project.
A carefully maintained hectare with open view of the plateau The terrain of about one hectare, carefully maintained, opens on meadow views over the campaigns of the Thimister plateau, which invite to serenity and contemplation. Outbuildings, outdoor parking spaces and cellars complete an as functional as preserved outdoor frame in a rural environment of rare tranquility.
Heritage, rental return and multiple potential This historical property is distinguished by the rarity of its history, the solidity of its current rent return and the multitude of possible destinations. Absolute discretion, instant freeway accessibility, preserved original architectural elements and a trinational location between Liège, Maastricht and Aachen make her an exceptional patrimony opportunity.