A very well-maintained residential and commercial building in a quiet cul-de-sac

The property is a mixed-use residential and commercial building constructed in 1963, comprising twelve flats and one commercial unit, accessed via two staircases. The property was designed by the current owners' grandfather, who was an architect, and remains in the family's possession to this day. The commercial unit comprises the offices of an electrical firm with an adjoining 40 m² storage cellar. A small extension at the rear, facing the garden, is currently vacant. The spacious plot also features three garages. The property is in a very well-maintained but unpretentious condition, both structurally and visually. Apart from routine maintenance, no major refurbishments have been carried out to date. Around the year 2000, all the stairwell windows were replaced with modern plastic windows. In some of the flats, a number of wooden windows have also been replaced with modern plastic windows. The side façades have already been insulated. The building's water connection is currently being renewed. In 1999, an oil-fired central heating system was installed, to which all units are connected. Hot water is supplied locally via boilers. The bright flats have well-proportioned floor plans typical of the period and all feature a south-east facing balcony. Four flats are currently vacant. The basement is well-maintained and appears to be dry. It also houses a room for tenants' washing machines, as well as unlet rooms that were used as offices and are connected via an internal staircase to the vacant flat on the ground floor. The property is not located in a conservation area. Popular residential area Well-maintained Balconies Oil-fired central heating Energy efficiency rating: E Three garages Spacious plot High vacancy rate Average residential rent: EUR5.68/sqm Average commercial rent: EUR12.75/sqm Not a conservation area O94576