Castle villa with beautiful garden and no renovation obligation Stationsstraat 18, 8210 Loppem

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Castle villa with beautiful garden in central location

Castle villa with beautiful garden and no renovation obligation
This unique 1932 castle villa draws in masterful architecture; the tall windows allow subtle light into every room and the characteristic 1930s style with art deco elements effortlessly enters the atmosphere here.
The romantic garden offers privacy and tranquillity, with witch hazel, a rose garden, yew hedges and ginkgo, designed by Bruges garden architect André Van Wassenhove. The whole translates into fine elegance and a gracious feel, a special living experience.

Ground floor layout:
Spacious entrance hall with original stairwell and a fixed library wall. Two separate living rooms where the front living room has parquet flooring and bay windows overlooking the garden. The second living room serves as an office or additional living space. Each room features high ceilings, mostly with stylish moulures.
The spacious and atmospheric kitchen was renovated in rustic style in the meantime, has a century-old beamed ceiling and offers access to the garden, here is the heart of the house.

First floor:
Bedroom with ensuite bathroom (bath, double sink and toilet) and separate dressing room. A second and third bedroom, one of which has an ensuite bathroom (shower and washbasin).

Second floor:
Here there are 3 large bedrooms.

There is a spacious attic with original beamed structure and a beautiful compartmentalised cellar with 2 separate wine cellars.

The property also includes a country house with storage room and space for 2 cars.

There is a borehole and ample on-site parking.

This villa concerns inventoried heritage and is therefore exempt from the renovation requirement under the EPC legislation.

This property offers ample potential for a liberal profession, or for conversion to offices, B&B or hospitality.

This castle villa enjoys a prime location in Loppem, near all approach roads (E40/E403) and the centre of Zedelgem, Oostkamp and Bruges.