A home steeped in history with plenty of space for your futu

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This isn’t just any home with ties to cycling history. This is the former home of Lucien Buysse, winner of the 1926 Tour de France. A hundred years after that legendary victory, his name still lives on in the region. A special place with a rich history, but above all, with 542 m² of space to make something entirely your own today. Behind the authentic facade lies much more than just a family home. Set on a 1,373 m² lot, the property combines a large living area with an impressive rear section currently configured as a studio and storage space—a combination you rarely find in a single property. For an entrepreneur, creative professional, or freelancer, this offers exceptional opportunities. The rear section offers plenty of space for a studio, workspace, practice, or professional activity, while family life retains its own space. No daily commute to a separate workplace—instead, your work is close by yet far enough away that you can simply return home after the workday. The living area also has a lot to offer. High ceilings, an elegant wooden staircase, stained glass, and an authentic fireplace evoke the past. Part of the home has already been renovated in a sleek, rustic style, including new doors and built-in cabinets. Other areas still require further renovation, giving you the opportunity to further customize these unique spaces to your liking. With four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a basement, there’s plenty of space for family life. Work on one side, home on the other. And all under one roof. Historical significance, 542 m² of possibilities, and the chance to combine living and working on this scale: try finding that combination anywhere else. Some properties can be compared. For others, you simply have to act fast. This is one of them. Contact us at [email protected] or 0485 36 36 39 for more information or to schedule an on-site visit.