Industrial building for sale

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Description This versatile industrial building for sale in Liège offers a unique opportunity for businesses seeking spacious and adaptable premises. Priced at €769,000, this property is located at Rue Saint Léonard 371, within the 4000 postal code area. The complex dates back to 1875 and comprises multiple units including workshops and offices, with a total ground surface area of 1,773 m². Its layout includes several distinct lots: a workshop with offices of 228 m², additional workshops ranging from 114 m² to 182 m², an exhibition hall with offices of 153 m², and an undeveloped area of 115 m², allowing for flexible use and potential customization according to business needs. Currently, most of the units are leased, generating a total monthly rental income of €6,250. The property includes three toilets and a standalone kitchen, although it does not feature a lift or facilities adapted for disabled access. Heating type is unspecified. The site benefits from an interior courtyard and parking spaces that enhance its practicality for industrial or commercial activities. Importantly, the building is not located in a flood-prone zone, and no construction or subdivision permits have been granted to date. The cadastral income stands at €2,677 with no VAT applied to the transaction. Situated close to the city center and major road connections, this industrial complex enjoys good visibility and a strategic position well-suited for various professional uses or as a long-term investment. The building’s substantial surface area and configuration provide significant adaptability for different operational requirements. Interested parties are invited to request further information or arrange viewings by contacting the seller directly via phone at Tel 04/338.42.32 or by email at Contact . Additional documents are available for download on www.penoit.be. This offering represents a rare chance to acquire an industrial property with proven rental income in a dynamic urban setting in Liège. * This text was generated using an artificial intelligence. Show all Show less