On a generous plot of half a hectare near the centre of Torhout — yet quietly located and close to all amenities — stands this authentic 19th-century farmhouse.
The existing structure consists of a solid building framework with original roof trusses, wooden beams, and the original exterior walls. The house is currently not wind- or watertight and requires a full renovation from A to Z.
What makes this property even more unique is that it is classified as protected heritage and that a permit has already been granted for the conversion of the barn into a barn house. This permit offers a concrete framework for redevelopment while preserving the rural character.
Finally, the farmhouse boasts stunning views at the rear, and the garden faces south. In other words, a true hidden gem with countless possibilities.
Features
- Surface area of plot
- 5011m2
- Construction year
- 1841
Construction
- Surface area of plot
- 5011m2
- Construction year
- 1841
- EPC index
- In application
Comfort
- Garden
- Yes
Spatial planning
- Urban development permit
- yes
- Court decision
- In application
- Pre-emption
- no
- Subdivision permit
- In application
- Urban destination
- Agricultural area
- Overstromingskans perceel (P-score)
- C
- Overstromingskans gebouw (G-score)
- A
- Listed heritage
- Protected heritage
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