House for sale in Heverlee

The property dates back to 1909. The plans for the house and the fencing were drawn up by architect Louis Corthouts. He designed numerous churches, convents, and schools, and was the architect of eclectic commercial buildings, townhouses, and mansions in the city center of Leuven.

There are several large trees in the front, side, and back gardens. Along the street side, there is a high garden fence. A low cemented fence forms the base for two sets of four tall brick pillars with decorative bands in white brick and a cement cap. The pillars are connected by elaborately wrought iron fencing with curled motifs in the art nouveau style. The two central pillars, each raised again with brick masonry and a capstone, flank an iron gate that stylistically matches the fixed fencing. From this gate entrance, there is a driveway in cement slabs that crosses the front garden and connects it with the back garden.

Currently, a restaurant is operated in combination with residential function. Other destinations are possible.

Layout:
Entrance with toilets, kitchen, and stairs to private areas.
The current restaurant is located on the 1st floor.
The upper floors include 5 rooms, a bathroom, and an attic space.
Renovation work is necessary here.
Storage space is provided in the basement.

Special features:
- convenient location with easy access to the city center, the ring road, and highways
- recent central heating, plumbing, and windows
- 2 goods lifts
- 2 open gas fireplaces
- fire alarm
- 2 garages