Business park Tienen Piepelboom
Tienen — Address will be announced soon
(Soon) for sale:
- 16 industrial/ distribution / manufacturing units
- Surfaces from 144 to 400 m²
- Close to the E40
- Ideal for storage space, workshop, or workspace
- Also smart as an investment
Looking for a practical location for your business in Flemish Brabant? Then look no further than the Piepelboom business park in Tienen. We offer 16 sustainable units for SMEs, with various sizes, and customizable to your needs.
Project
Key location
As a trader, craftsman, or producer in Tienen, a unit next to Ambachtslaan is naturally very convenient for establishing or expanding your business. Moreover, the industrial zone is also located near the E40, connecting Brussels to Liège.
Business park Tienen Piepelboom
Offer
Business park Tienen Piepelboom
Flexible units
The units range from 144 to 400m² and can serve as workshops or storage areas, optionally with an office included. Combining multiple units? That’s perfectly feasible. If you act quickly, you still have the choice of six facade types with or without windows. Integrating a mezzanine is also an option.
Sustainable approach
Each unit will have its own 5,000-liter rainwater tank, private parking space, and provisions for charging infrastructure. The parking spaces are permeable to water. The business park is also free of natural gas. And efforts are being made to maximize the de-paving of the terrain. You’ll enjoy fresh greenery and a waterway. So, lunching at one of the picnic tables will be delightful!
Smart investment
When you’re looking for a profitable investment, purchasing one or more units in the Piepelboom business park is a smart choice. After all, it represents an enticing investment opportunity with low risk, attractive returns, and potential appreciation in value.
Business park Tienen Piepelboom
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