3-bed house, Kortrijk

De Branderij is a sustainable and contemporary residential neighbourhood developed on the former site of the historic Bruynooghe coffee roastery in Kortrijk. Following the success of the first phase along Minister Liebaertlaan, which is now fully occupied, the neighbourhood continues to grow with a new phase between Minister Liebaertlaan and Vlaanderenkaai. This new development combines stylish new-build apartments and spacious townhouses with a commercial unit, all set within a green, low-traffic environment. Underground parking allows the public space above ground to be dedicated to greenery, social interaction and relaxation. Apartments and homes tailored to your lifestyle. The bright apartments, offering 1, 2 or 3 bedrooms, are available in a variety of layouts and sizes. Depending on their location, residents can enjoy views of the water or the landscaped inner courtyard. The spacious townhouses, spread over two or three floors, feature 3 bedrooms and a private garden, combining the comfort of a family home with the advantages of urban living. Sustainable living for today and tomorrow. All homes and apartments are equipped with an innovative geothermal energy system that harnesses renewable energy from the ground. Each unit benefits from an individual heat pump for underfloor heating and domestic hot water production. During the summer months, passive cooling ensures a comfortable indoor climate while keeping energy consumption low. A green setting between water and city. De Branderij offers the perfect balance between accessibility and tranquillity. Its convenient connection to the R8 ring road ensures easy access, while the low-traffic design creates a peaceful living environment. A dedicated pedestrian and cycling route through the neighbourhood connects residents directly to the canal and Kortrijk city centre within minutes. With water, shops, restaurants, leisure facilities and the historic city centre all nearby, De Branderij is where sustainable living, urban vitality and a strong sense of community come together.