Located in Doische, in the south of the province of Namur, this recent MiCasa villa is a low-energy home with an EPC rating of A+. Energy-efficient, it does not depend on gas or heating oil thanks to its high-performance photovoltaic installation and underfloor heating system powered by a heat pump. It also has a drinking water supply from a borehole 70 metres deep. Set on a tree-lined plot of 66 ares, it benefits from a preserved natural environment, an orientation favourable to sunlight and a detached garage of 120 m².

The ground floor comprises an entrance hall with cloakroom and separate toilet, a solid wood fitted kitchen with V-ZUG appliances, a back kitchen, a dining room opening onto the terrace and garden, as well as a living room with a cassette fireplace. Upstairs, the landing leads to two bedrooms, a bathroom, a laundry room and a separate toilet. The top level, entirely open-plan, accommodates a third bedroom and an office area, with the possibility of creating two separate bedrooms. The landscaped garden includes, in particular, a vegetable garden. A large private parking area completes the outdoor spaces.

The technical equipment includes photovoltaic panels, underfloor heating via a heat pump, double-glazed window frames, a water softener, a micro wastewater treatment plant and a 10,000-litre rainwater tank. The garage has two doors measuring 4 metres in height, an inspection pit and a toilet.

Indicative information and measurements. Non-contractual advertisement – the owners reserve the right to accept or refuse any offer.