Description

IN OPTION - Easily accessible, within cycling distance of the city centre and bordering the wooded park of Geerdegem Castle, perfect for enjoyable walks. Close to the motorway access.

This unique property breathes history and character. It once formed part of the larger estate surrounding the castle, also known as the Hof van Grisar. The neo-Louis XVI gatekeeper’s house, listed architectural heritage, already appeared on the original 1900 plans as “maison de garde de monsieur Ragheno”. Occupied by German troops during WWI, it later served as an orphanage, a packaging factory and eventually a private residence.
Over the years, the home has been carefully renovated with respect for its architectural and historical value. The carillon tower was likely added around 1930 for the then musically inclined son of the family and was later extended, offering generous space and remarkable potential today.

The buildings blend seamlessly into greenery thanks to a total plot of 5,814 m² with private woodland at the rear. Electric gate and new carport. Gatehouse with entrance hall and living room. A few steps lead to the kitchen and sun-filled dining area (modern 2020 extension). Second entrance with dressing and toilet. Bathroom on the mezzanine level, two bedrooms on the first floor. Cellar.

Heated and insulated outbuilding of approx. 150 m² with tower: entrance hall, toilet, practice/workspace, bedroom, storage room, impressive glass polyvalent space and, in the tower, an additional bedroom and inspiring creative area.