Farmhouse from 1649

In the heart of Haspengouw lies a square farmstead that bears witness to almost four centuries of history. The oldest part of this exceptional residence dates back to 1649. With respect for its past, the farmstead was completely renovated in 2004, with the roofs being renewed in 2008.

Features

Habitable surface: 453m²
Surface area of plot: 19223m²
Construction year: 1649
Renovation year: 2008
Number of bathrooms: 2
Number of bedrooms: 5

The stately cobblestone courtyard, the heavy wooden door with wrought iron nails, and the original water well transport you back to the 17th century. The imposing colonnade, inspired by the elegance of Roman architecture, connects the old farmhouse to the garden and ecological swimming pond.

The garden, with a harmoniously landscaped landscape garden at the back and 2 hectares of protected traditional orchards, forms a living painting. There are no less than 120 organic fruit trees surrounded by characteristic hawthorn hedges.

The main house, executed in Art Deco style from the 1930s, is fully basemented. The property has five bedrooms and two bathrooms with high-quality finishes. The materials have been carefully chosen: the original charm of the wooden beam ceilings and robust concrete floors are subtly combined with modern comfort amenities.

This farmhouse is a rare find. A property where history and contemporary comfort seamlessly merge. A place of tranquility, space, and timeless beauty.

Hesbaye / Square farmhouse / Fruit trees / Ecological swimming pond / Landscape garden /