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

Located in a quiet and green area in Oudegem, a district of Dendermonde, this exceptional manor house offers a rare opportunity for heritage, charm, and renovation potential enthusiasts. Known as the Van Mossevelde Manor House, the property is a protected monument with a rich history, built around 1832 in neoclassical style. The property features a recognizable symmetrical facade of five bays with a central risalit, an impressive entrance hall, and several authentic salons with high ceilings, moldings, original parquet floors, marble fireplaces, and double doors. At the back, two wings are arranged perpendicularly 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 tranquility and is surrounded by a wrought iron fence with a stately entrance gate. The grounds follow the traditional "entre cour et jardin" concept: a representative front garden, a courtyard, and an enclosed backyard with valuable trees. Although the property is in need of renovation, its structure and surface offer a range of possibilities: luxurious single-family home, multi-generational living/multi-family home, practice space or office, Boutique B&B (subject to urban planning permission). Preliminary studies, surveys, and a detailed cost estimate for the renovation have already been carried out and are available upon request. Urban planning permit obtained Recent designation: Residential area No judicial measure imposed No pre-emptive right No subdivision permit Renovation obligation applicable EPC: 727 kWh/m² - UC: 1315337 P-score: A and G-score: A