House for sale in Vétroz, Switzerland

”JMP-IMMO Sàrl is pleased to offer you an exceptional home in Belgium”

Composed on the ground floor of a hall with guest toilet area, staircase (1831) in wood with electric chair by Stannah, a kitchen, a dining room with pantry, a laundry and linen room, an office, a painting studio with toilet, a library lounge and the main living room. A boiler room, a 3-car garage and a storage garage.

The upper floor offers a night hall, a bedroom and separate shower room. A corridor leading to a dressing room, a bathroom and a 2nd bedroom, the 3rd bedroom leads to a master bedroom with a dressing area and a dressing room. A 4th bedroom is separate. Large storage room and a second large storage room (former gym).

The second floor offers a hall, a large living room leading to a large bedroom, a dressing room and a bathroom.
An access corridor leads to a second large bedroom with living room, a dressing room and a bathroom.

In the basement, 4 storage cellars.

In the annex to the house, a right wing consisting of a separate apartment with a living room, an equipped kitchen, a bedroom and a bathroom.

At the back, a garden storage shed and a large terrace (500m2) with swimming pool.


Total approximately: 695 m2 habitable

Year of construction: Origin 1831


Number of floors of the property: 4 (basement, ground floor, 1st floor and 2nd floor)


Heating: oil, boiler from 2008
Electric

meter: Single-tariff and bi-tariff from 1991 in the hall.

Kitchen: equipped


Number of rooms: 6


Number of bathrooms/showers: 6


Garages 3 cars


Spaces 10 cars


Neighborhood: Beauregard

Urbanism: Single-family home Highway

exit at 2.4km and at 8km coming from Brussels.

Additional Details: Flat

land in a beautifully wooded park.
Young orchard composed of peach trees, cherry trees, apple trees, fig tree, Nashi, pear tree and various plum trees.
Electricity/water connections.
Services: Train station at 3,4 km Silly

Roofs and facades:
In good condition as well as the downpipes recovered in a cistern. Plastered

facade in good condition


Wing in good condition

50 m2 annex:
A kitchen

A living room

A bedroom

A bathroom

Information on the status of the property and the good:
Habitation zone

Outside the flood zone

Land in an archaeological zone within a 100m radius

The building is not listed as a heritage site and is not included in the inventory of remarkable heritage sites: information provided on 03.06.2020 Clear

view over a distance of more or less 2 km

Château d’Hellebecq:
This 19th century residence, more like a farm-castle, was called a “château” by the local people to give it more prestige. However, its fame is due more to its rural activities than to its owners. In 1866, the farm was bought by Erasme-Désiré Bouvez, a farmer and Mayor of Hellebecq.
It

was at this time (Château d’Hellebecq) that the estate became known as Château Bouvez – the name of its occupant. His brother-in-law, General Fernand Hellin, who was seriously wounded during the First World War and decorated for his bravery with the highest military honors, came to live there in 1940 and died there in 1940. He is buried at the foot of the church in Hellebecq. The Château d’Hellebecq also belonged to the Countess de Meeûs d’Argenteuil.

The nearest city is Ath. Ath is located 60 km west of the capital Brussels, 65 km east of Lille, 27 km east of Tournai and 23 km north of Mons. The proximity of the A8 motorway and the national roads and the presence of a railway station with a high traffic volume make it a regional traffic hub.

At the confluence of the two Dendre rivers, Ath, with its rich past and exceptional folklore, is the capital of the green country. It is the city of giants. The Ducasse, which takes place on the fourth Sunday in August, has been recognized since 2005 as a masterpiece of the oral and intangible heritage of humanity by UNESCO.