Unique historic "Van Mossevelde Manor" on a characterful estate in Oudegem

Located in a quiet, green setting in Oudegem, a sub-municipality of Dendermonde, this exceptional country house offers a rare opportunity for lovers of heritage, charm and renovation potential. The property, known as the Van Mossevelde Country House, is a protected monument with a rich history, built circa 1832 in neoclassical style. It features a distinctive symmetrical front façade of five bays with a central risalit, an imposing entrance hall, and several authentic reception rooms with high ceilings, ornamental mouldings, original parquet floors, marble fireplaces and double doors. At the rear are two wings set at right angles around a charming courtyard, with adjoining outbuildings that served as a coach house and service quarters. A beautiful wooden staircase leads to the upper floor with various rooms and attic space. The garden exudes tranquillity and is enclosed by wrought-iron fencing with a stately entrance gate. The grounds follow the traditional “entre cour et jardin” concept: a representative front garden, a courtyard and a secluded rear garden with valuable mature trees. Although the property requires renovation, its structure and floor area offer a wide range of possibilities: luxury single-family home, kangaroo living / multi-family dwelling, practice space or office, Boutique B&B (subject to urban planning permission). Preliminary studies, measurements and a detailed renovation cost estimate have already been carried out and are available on request. Urban planning permit obtained Most recent zoning: Residential area No judicial measure imposed No pre-emption right No subdivision permit Renovation obligation applies EPC: 727 kWh/m² - UC: 1315337 P-score: A and G-score: A