Ground For sale in Leuven

Van Der Nootstraat 54, 3012 Leuven

€ 349.000

8879m²

Plot surface

Call Brecht

Description

Unique building plot of 8,879 m² with a view of the Remy tower and the Dijle river.

In the Van Der Nootstraat in Wilsele (Leuven) you will find this exceptionally spacious building plot of 88a79ca, located in a unique and green location with a beautiful open view of the iconic Remy tower. At the back, the plot borders the Dijle, which provides a particularly peaceful and rural character. Thanks to the western orientation, you can also enjoy beautiful evening sun and atmospheric sunsets here on a daily basis. This property offers numerous possibilities for those looking for space, privacy, and nature, while still having easy access to Leuven and important access roads. The land is ideal for the construction of an open building and also offers a lot of potential for animal lovers, hobby farming, or keeping horses. The combination of the generous surface area, the green surroundings, and the unique location by the water makes this plot particularly rare in the region. Currently, the land is still being worked on, but it is not leased. There is a building right for the construction of an open building. It is not excluded that the land can be divided into two lots, but given the location in a flood-prone area with a score of D, a decision cannot currently be made. Due to this D-score, additional conditions will be imposed by the Urban Planning department. For more information, you can contact Brecht at 0484/56.44.22 or via brecht@polares.eu.

Details

Reference

TK/26103

Construction type

Traditional

Cadastral Numbers

3C P0000 + 3E P0000

Building permit

Pre-emption right

Judicial decision

No judicial remedial measure or administrative measure imposed

Subdivision permit

Area Application

Residential area

Monument

No protected heritage

Easement

Present

flood zone

No defined zones

P-score

Location

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