On the outskirts of Brussels, in the historic Waterloo area,
a 19th century Flemish farmhouse and its caretaker's lodge set in 2 hectares of wooded parkland.
Waterloo
Province du Brabant wallon
BE
a 19th century Flemish farmhouse and its caretaker's lodge set in 2 hectares of wooded parkland.
Location
In Ohain, in the Wallonia region
In the province of Walloon Brabant.
58 km from Zaventem airport.
7.4 km from Waterloo station.
7.4 km from Waterloo.
25 km from Brussels.
150 km from the sea.
Description
| Land/park/garden area : | 7723 m2 |
| Main building surface area : | 340 m² |
| Floor surface area of the outbuildings : | 60 m² |
| Number of levels : | 1 |
| Number of bedrooms : | 7 |
| Number of bathrooms : | 4 |
| Parking spaces : | 8 |
| View over the countryside |
French Energy Performance Diagnosis
Our opinion
Set in the Battle of Waterloo conservation area, this character farmhouse features white stone walls and a pantile roof. The 340 m² of living space combines rural authenticity with contemporary features in wooded parklands featuring a paved courtyard, pond and orchard. The exposed beams on the ground floor frame a succession of rooms with stone fireplaces that structure the reception area. Upstairs are five bedrooms, including a master suite. A separate 60 m² caretaker's cottage completes the ensemble, along with the swimming pool and jacuzzi. Solar panels and home automation ensure the energy self-sufficiency of this property, which will appeal to history lovers looking to combine a green lifestyle with proximity to the Belgian capital.
Reference 187046
Exclusive sale
2 500 000 €
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NB: The above information is not only the result of our visit to the property; it is also based on information provided by the current owner. It is by no means comprehensive or strictly accurate especially where surface areas and construction dates are concerned. We cannot, therefore, be held liable for any misrepresentation.
