In the magnificent landscape of the Condroz Namurois, the Château de Liernu, also known as Ferme de la Natoye, is surrounded by a landscaped and wooded estate of ± 17 hectares, enhanced by a pond, meadows and groves, a game park, orchards, and several building plots. The property comprises a main building (1900) located at the end of the paved courtyard, called the "Château," entirely renovated in the 2000s by the architectural firm Accarain - Bouillot. Blending authenticity and modernity, the latter consists on the ground floor of an entrance hall with cloakroom leading on one side to an office and on the other to the reception rooms composed of a double living room with fireplace, a kitchen with central island and pantry, as well as a dining room, all opening onto the ideally oriented terraces. An orangery with its private access completes this level. The night area, organized over two floors, consists of the master suite with its bedroom and private terrace, bathroom and dressing room, six other bedrooms, four adjoining or independent bathrooms, and a service apartment as well as a concierge area. The former main house (19th century) located at the street front and entirely renovated in 2017 is currently operated as a co-living space comprising 6 bedrooms with bathrooms and a shared living area. The barn with its stables and tack rooms, as well as a drained riding arena and numerous trails, will satisfy horse enthusiasts. Other features: Heated swimming pool (heat pump) with poolhouse, tennis court, photovoltaic panels, air-conditioned wine cellars, laundry room, boiler room (Buderus oil boiler), cellars, attic, garage, and numerous indoor and outdoor parking spaces. Liernu, a village in the municipality of Eghezée in the province of Namur, is located less than an hour from Brussels and close to the N4 and E411 highways connecting Luxembourg to Brussels. For any further information, please contact Maximilien Indekeu at +32 (0) 472 21 40 58.