Located in Alleur, in verdant surroundings just minutes from the center of Liège and major thoroughfares, this section of the historic Hombroux farm bears witness to remarkably preserved rural heritage. The estate, documented as early as the 13th century as a dependency of Val Benoît Abbey, once extended over more than one hundred bonniers (approximately 130 hectares), from Sainte-Walburge to Courte Joie. The current building, erected in 1730 at the initiative of Abbess Anne Jamar de Montfort, exemplifies 18th-century agricultural architecture in all its rigor and balance.Following several transfers through the centuries, the property was acquired in 1837 by Simon Pasque, ancestor of the current owner. Listed by royal decree in 1978, the farm subsequently underwent careful restoration with support from the French Community, allowing it to recover its original nobility while adapting to new uses.Offering nearly 1,400 m² of habitable space distributed across several units, the property is organized around a paved courtyard and provides generous volumes: apartments, houses, and workspaces, opening onto landscaped gardens and the surrounding countryside.Recent restorations have successfully combined period charm with contemporary comfort: insulated roofing, double-glazed windows, high-performance heating systems, and refined finishes.The transfer takes place through the sale of company shares, ensuring smooth transmission and an efficient management framework.