2 UNIQUE WELL MAINTAINED EARLY RENAISSANCE HOUSES IN THE HEART OF MECHELEN
"In den Grooten Zalm" and "Den Kleinen Zalm" are two adjacent buildings on the Mechelse Zoutwerf and one of the best known and most beautiful city views. The imposing facade of the fishmonger's house 'In de Grooten Zalm' was built between 1530 - 1536. The facade is one of the earliest examples of early Renaissance in Belgium. Until the French Revolution it was a craft house for fishmongers. Afterwards it became the home of the famous Mechelen painter Willem Geets (1839-1919).
De Zalm recently underwent a gentle restoration of the outer shell (roofing, cleaning and repair of front and side walls, joinery) as well as stability. This property is also very well maintained on the inside and is a pearl to visit. Layout: The property consists of 3 floors + attic (173m²), basement (115m²) and outbuilding (16m²) with a total gross living area of 973m². At the back is a SW garden and outdoor area of 97m².
Destination: Living, office, liberal profession, catering, trade function (according to regional plan)
This property is a protected monument located in an established archaeological zone, and is eligible for all kinds of financial support. Sale is by auction with a set price of € 1,500,000.
The first bidding phase will run until January 22, 2021 at 3 p.m.
EPC Admin building = 225 kWh / m²
EPC Culture building = 299 kWh / m²
