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Real estate investment company with two leased office complexes in Antwerp
This portfolio includes: - A leased mixed-use building near the Eilandje in Antwerp, consisting of, among other things, offices, showrooms, and a loft, spread over 5 floors, including 14 (underground and above-ground) parking spaces and a total leasable area of 5,165 m². - A leased mixed-use commercial building in Wilrijk, consisting of 7 units, 25 underground parking spaces, and a total leasable area of approximately 1,969 m². The current annual rent is approximately €693,830 and there is also potential for optimization. This portfolio is being offered based on a property value of approximately €11,206,000. Additional information can be provided upon signing an NDA.
Patrimony company with 6 apartments in Antwerp
This patrimony company comprises six rented apartments, spread over various locations in Antwerp: - August Vermeylenlaan 13: rented one-bedroom apartment with private basement storage and EPC label C. - Belgielei 57: two rented studios, both with EPC label B. - Blancefloerlaan 165: rented one-bedroom apartment with terrace and EPC label B. - Ruggeveldlaan 577: rented one-bedroom apartment with terrace and EPC label B. - Winkelhaakstraat 49: renovated and rented one-bedroom apartment with terrace. This company is offered based on a property value of € 860,000. The corresponding asking price for the shares amounts to € 748,000.
Mechelen - Historic Cellebroeders monastery for sale.
This exceptional property, also known as "the Paradys" or "the Hofschuer," is a beautifully preserved remnant of the former Mechelen Cellebroeders convent. It offers a unique opportunity to live and work in a historic location in the heart of the Great Beguinage.Historic Highlights -Origin: The residential wing was constructed prior to 1573. The dating "1573" is still visible on a fireplace vault in one of the rooms -Beguinage History: In 1614, the complex was transferred to the Beguinage, after which the rooms were rented to the beguines until 1767 -Authenticity: Because the building was used as a warehouse for a long time, it escaped modern fads. As a result, the 16th- and 17th-century interiors have been preserved unharmed -Restoration: In 1997, the renovation by architect Georges Vandenbussche of the architectural firm Konstructo began and the works were completed in 2005 into a stylish home with office space. -Details: During the restoration, historic window openings were reopened and great care was taken to preserve the very valuable interior elements from different eras. Features: -Stylish home with all the luxury and 2 cozy outdoor spaces approximately 410m² -Stylish office with kitchen and meeting rooms approximately 250m² The sale will be in the form of shares.