Ostend – Ensemble of listed buildings with high potential – EXPO Charles Pils still ongoing In a sought-after neighborhood of Ostend, this exceptional ensemble of six listed buildings, built by the renowned architect Charles Pils in 1906, represents a rare and prestigious opportunity for heritage enthusiasts and seasoned investors. These through buildings, with an elegant inner courtyard, embody the charm and richness of Belgian heritage. Designed by a celebrated architect, this ensemble boasts exceptional historical and aesthetic value, along with unique redevelopment potential. Immediate income and development potential: The ensemble currently generates a stable income of €10,000 per month, despite most of the buildings being unoccupied. In its current state, this income could easily increase to €15,000 per month while obtaining the necessary permits for renovation or ambitious development projects. This ensemble offers a fertile ground for high-value projects, whether it involves residential redevelopment, commercial development, or a unique tourist project in Ostend. The buildings require renovations, particularly on the residential floors, but their incomparable architectural charm opens up diverse possibilities for reconfiguration. Take advantage of this rare opportunity to invest in a property that is both prestigious and profitable, ideal for a large-scale tourist or commercial project. Dossier available upon request: For more information about this exceptional opport
