Real estate company with 4 residential properties in Waregem

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Asking price Price on request

This patrimony company includes:

- Rented house, located at Liebaardstraat 172 in Desselgem. Ideally suited for classic rental because of its location in a residential neighborhood, with stores, schools and childcare in the immediate vicinity.

- Rental property, located in the Liebaardstraat 174 in Desselgem.

- Spacious villa, located in Driekavenstraat 15 in Waregem.

This villa, with a living area of 340 m² and rear shed of 466 m², is equipped with solar panels. This property is also located in a residential neighborhood, but at a limited distance from the E17.

- Rented property, located in Kruishoutemseweg 55, Waregem.

The total asking price for the property was set at € 1,370,500.

The asking price for the shares is € 1,122,000 + current account.

Investment memorandum available on request.

Location: Waregem, West-Vlaanderen
Real estate included: No
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