luxury architect house for sale Geesteren, Netherlands

omanticism in the midst of nature - Striking villa in a beautiful locationBirdwatchers and nature lovers, this is it! On top of the Needse Berg stands this striking villa; the double hoods and light facades are unmissable when passing Lochuizen. This spacious villa, with a living area of about 209 m², offers no less than three bedrooms, a spacious bathroom and has a large basement. In terms of sustainability, this lovely house is also very well insulated; the insulation is top-notch, the heating is efficient thanks to the heat recovery system and underfloor heating, and the monthly energy bill is therefore mild. We dare to say with our hand on our heart that this place is unique in its kind; 36m above N.A.P. the house towers above its surroundings. And that is a wonderful place to stand, because the house - sitting fraternally next to the Hollansche Molen - gives you an incomparable 360º view that changes character from hour to hour like a living painting. These panoramic views are experienced here simply from the kitchen, with a hot cappuccino in hand and binoculars on your nose. Poppies and cornflowers Here you experience the land, the weather and the seasons, but above all you experience nature. The current residents have put their heart and soul into making this a true Garden of Eden, with an eye for biodiversity and aesthetics. The colorful borders are a poem of color and form throughout the garden. At the back of the garden, half an acre has been sown with wildflowers, and this is something spectacular; around May and June it is a sensory feast of fragrance and color here, due to the many thousands of cornflowers, chamomile buds and poppies. This is not only beautiful to see, it actually produces something; by now a whole colony of partridges lives here very peacefully and scurries around throughout the garden. But also all kinds of garden birds - the goldfinches like to hang out with a group of them - and meadow birds have found a safe haven here. The evening twilight, which is almost cinematic because of the vastness of the land, turns the forest edge into green velvet, invites the roe deer to have a nice graze on the ash trees and is regularly visited by the white wolves, which stretch from the forest over the land.Between Neede and DiepenheimThe house is in Lochuizen, between Neede and Diepenheim, on the Needse berg. Stories abound in this area, from the Giant of Bambergen who lost his bag of sand here and made Needse berg, to the forest elephant, the “cools” created by clay mining and the role of this mountain during WWII... She has seen everything and remained unyielding. The center of Neede, with cozy shopping streets, the baker, butcher and greengrocer, and of course the hospitality industry, is a stone's throw away. Due to the colorful textile past of this town, there are particularly beautiful and striking villas scattered throughout Neede, making the famous Rondje Neede, which goes along village and nature, a wonderful pastime.Eight car minutes from the center of Diepenheim - affectionately called 't Stedeke - an artists' village in Twente, surrounded by magnificent castles and estates. Diepenheim is beautiful; its nature is impressive and its cultural offerings high. Art routes, open studios and various cultural gatherings are organized annually. In the center there is a theater (Herberg De Pol), a museum, a well-stocked neighborhood supermarket and the butcher who is really out of his league!Ten minutes away you will find places like Lochem, Borculo, Groenlo, Diepenheim, Eibergen and Haaksbergen. The big city, in the form of Enschede and Hengelo, for example, are an ideal 20 minutes away (the N18 is nearby). The Achterhoek is the land of milk and honey; locally there are many stores where vegetables, meat and dairy products are available directly from the source. In short, life is good here. EnterThe villa is entirely single-story, barrier-free and with extra-wide doorways. In the genial east, we naturally like to enter from the back, but for form entrance at the front of the house, in the spacious and sunny hall. On the floor is a beautiful, light ceramic tile that works excellently with underfloor heating. The baseboards are integrated with the walls throughout the house, so dusty edges have no chance here. The architect's mission was to create an open, light and sunny home, and he succeeded excellently.To the right is the living room, with a large semi-circular glass bay window at the front and a large gas fireplace, which provides warmth and ambiance at the push of a button. The kitchen is open, but because of its location in the program, overlooking the garden and the historic ash landscape, it has an atmosphere all its own. The fronts are walnut and the granite countertop is primal. Everything is there, from all desirable built-in appliances like dishwasher, fridge-freezer and combination microwave to a Miele coffee maker that will have you whipping up coffee, cappuccino, latte and tea in no time. At the rear of the house is a covered terrace made by the French doors; a lovely place to end the day. Here there is also a large fixed parasol, to make the most of the garden even on hot days. Left is the front bedroom, now used as a study and gym. Then the utility room, with connections for washer and dryer, pantry, door to the driveway and access to the basement. The basement with a drive-in garage and a large workspace measures an area of 75 m² and of course lends itself perfectly to parking the car, bike and lawn mower, but because the space is insulated, it can also be easily set up here the cinema, the long-desired man-cave realized - complete with pool table and bar, or the wellness built, with sauna, plunge pool and shower. After the utility room the second bedroom, with a magnificent view of the mill and the village. The master bedroom is at the head at the rear and has a beautiful view of the garden and the ash tree. Next to the room a large bathroom, complete with WC, double sinks, a shower with seat and a wonderful whirlpool. For your wardrobe there is a spacious walk-in closet. Outside... for there lies an impressive 1.2ha waiting for you. At the front, the plot is accessed by an electric gate, allowing you to drive straight into the garage. Surface parking is also possible, because the driveway has room for at least eight cars. There is also a charging station, so you always drive away with a full battery. The garden is divided with an ornamental garden at the front and side, at the back of the house there is a vegetable garden. The back of the plot is covered with carpet of field flowers, with daisies, chamomile, stork's beak, sunflowers, cornflowers and poppies in all colors. Behind the garden runs the bike path where people regularly take the time to literally stop and take in the beautiful view. Another plus: because of the altitude, you won't get your feet wet here easily.OpportunitiesAre you looking for space for business activity at home, for example? Or do you have the desire to have a large garage at home? There is already a permit granted by the municipality for the realization of an outbuilding of 150 m². In shortThis villa is a Valhalla for bird watchers and nature lovers; it is places like this that really make a difference for the local flora and fauna. Have you become curious about the fairytale on Needse berg? We would love to take you for a visit. Year built : 2003Maintenance : Excellent Insulation: Fully insulatedHeating: The entire first floor except the master bedroom and dressing room are fully equipped with heating, through Nefit HR combi boilerLocation: Near the Needse mill, almost the highest point of NeedeParking : on site (charging station available) and in the indoor underground parking garage (40 m²).Additional opportunities : On the site there is the possibility to realize a new outbuilding of 150 m² with a height of 7 meters.Capacity : 1,050 m³Living space : 188 m²Other indoor space: 95 m²Building-related outdoor space : 27 m²Land area : 11.781 m²Energy label : Energy class AAcceptance : In consultation

Iconic and contemporary architect-designed villa in popular BerkeloordThis striking architect-designed villa was built in 2019 in the heart of the picturesque Berkeloord residential area. Villa Vijverzicht is carefully positioned on a generous plot of 6,635 m² and forms a natural part of the park-like surroundings. At the front, the house overlooks the ponds of Berkeloord, and at the rear, the deer park of Lochem. Here you can live in peace and space, with maximum privacy and a permanent unobstructed view.The design concept was clear: create a spacious family home that blends into its natural setting, where transparency and security are in balance. This principle is evident throughout the house. Large windows provide a constant connection with the outside, while the choice of materials and layout offer warmth and intimacy.Architect Bart Vos designed the villa as a coherent whole in which wasserstrich bricks (from Petersen), copper, glass and wood (pine and teak) have been used consistently both inside and outside. With a usable area of 547 m² and a volume of 2,069 m³, this is a voluminous house, but thanks to its understated design and location on a spacious plot, the whole remains in perfect balance.Ground floorThe driveway leads to the spacious, detached double garage of approximately 70 m², equipped with electrically operated roller doors, storage room and a double charging point for electric cars. There is ample parking space on the property.The house is optimally oriented towards the sun. Upon entering, you will find a cloakroom with built-in cupboards, a WC, access to the study and the utility room with the back door. The study near the front door is ideal for a home office. The utility room has a pantry, ceiling-high cupboards and connections for a washing machine and extra dishwasher.The kitchen (88 m²) forms the heart of the house. From this room, the view is impressive at both the front and rear. Floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding doors connect the kitchen directly to the covered terrace, which is furnished with a sitting and dining area and an outdoor fireplace by Metalfire. The terrace is the family's favourite spot; in winter it is a sunny place due to the low light incidence and in summer it is a pleasant lounge area in the shade and shelter. Thanks to the canopy and the outdoor fireplace, this is a place where you can comfortably spend most of the year.Inside, travertine-coloured Mosa floor tiles and oiled teak ceilings create a warm atmosphere. Floors and ceilings extend to the outside, creating a sense of unity between the kitchen and terrace. The kitchen, designed by Roel de Vos Design Studio, features two spacious islands with marble tops (olive brown) and stainless steel bases. The appliance wall is finished in matt white with stainless steel and includes a refrigerator, freezer, two-zone wine climate cabinet, a convection oven and a steam oven. The induction hob with integrated extractor is incorporated into the cooking island. Custom-made teak benches match the look of the ceiling and reinforce the harmonious character of the space. Underfloor heating on all three floors ensures a pleasant indoor climate - warming in winter and cooling in summer.Between the kitchen and the living room is the staircase, which provides access to both the upper floor and the basement. The living room (74 m²) is spacious and divided into two seating areas by a room divider with an integrated television and bookcase. At the rear, floor-to-ceiling windows offer views of the garden, while at the front, the ponds come into view, with sufficient privacy thanks to the half-height parapet. A wide Metalfire fireplace and a raised teak floor area at the front give the room extra character. The sophisticated lighting plan ensures that art and architectural lines are shown to their best advantage.UpstairsThe first floor has four spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms. The master bedroom, measuring approximately 45 m², has windows on both sides and is equipped with spacious built-in (wardrobe) cupboards. The en-suite bathroom has a freestanding bathtub, a spacious walk-in shower, double sink, dressing table and toilet. The other bedrooms are also generously sized and all enjoy views of the ponds or deer park. One bedroom has its own shower and sink. There is also a second bathroom with a bath, walk-in shower and double washbasin, as well as a separate toilet on the landing.BasementThe basement is a fully-fledged living area with natural light at the front. The robust concrete ceilings and walls give this floor its own contemporary character. Here you will find a spacious studio, chill-out or fitness room, an extra bedroom with en-suite bathroom, a large laundry room and the technical installations. The house is equipped with a geothermal heat pump, 30 solar panels and a buffer tank of approximately 750 litres. The A++ energy label underlines the sustainable and future-proof character of the house.Outdoor spaceThe garden surrounding the villa has been carefully landscaped. At the front, the lawn flows organically into the private pond banks. Rhododendrons, birches and beeches around the house complement the park-like layout of Berkeloord. At the rear is a large lawn with a spacious swimming pond in the middle with a plant filter and sun terrace. Borders with rhododendrons and evergreen shrubs frame the garden. The direct location next to the deer park ensures complete privacy and a unique view.Lochem and BerkeloordBerkeloord was built at the end of the 19th century in English landscape style under the direction of Tjepke Haitsma Mulier and entrepreneur Marinus Naeff. The neighbourhood is known for its spacious layout, ponds and beautiful community spirit. Lochem offers all daily amenities, primary and secondary schools, sports clubs, an 18-hole golf course, a train station, a theatre and an open-air theatre. The Lochemse Berg and surrounding nature reserves are within walking distance of the property, and the A1 motorway is approximately 15 minutes away.In shortVilla Vijverzicht is an exceptionally well-maintained, spacious family home in one of the most sought-after locations in Lochem. A home where architecture, quality and living comfort come together in a green and peaceful environment.General:Year of construction: 2019Maintenance: ExcellentLocation: In the Berkeloord villa parkEnergy label: Energy class A++Insulation: Fully insulatedGlazing: Insulating glazingHeating: Underfloor heating, via geothermal heat pump Outbuilding: Double garage and a lockable area for garden tools and bicycle storage.Parking: Ample parking on own propertySpecial feature: Extremely well-maintained, spacious villa in a highly sought-after location.Sustainability: 30 solar panels, double electric charging point for cars available.Extras: • Beautifully landscaped garden• Swimming pond 10 x 5 metres• Double robot lawnmower• Unobstructed view of the deer park at the rearVolume: 2,069 m³Living area: 500 m² Other indoor space: 47 m² External storage space: 66 m² Plot size: 6,635 m²Acceptance: In consultationThis property has an energy label.

Monumental villas with contemporary interiors are true gems, often featured in TV programs. This villa on Thorbeckelaan, built in 1926 as a rectory, is such a rare dream home. Designed in the Um 1800 style by architect Huijgens, the property offers a unique blend of nostalgia and modern comfort. Surrounded by greenery, the villa provides ample privacy while being close to the center of Enschede. The house exudes exclusivity and retains many authentic elements, such as the staircase and wood carvings. The spacious, high-ceilinged rooms with parquet floors are full of character. Recent renovations have added modern, sleek elements, such as an extension with wooden panels, all done in consultation with Monumentenzorg. Over its more than 100-year history, this villa has witnessed much. The ‘grande dame’ has survived two world wars, narrowly escaping the last. Bombings completely destroyed the nearby elementary school. To continue providing education to the children, a temporary classroom was set up in the rectory. During air raids, they would rush to a safe shelter in the basement. At that time, Reverend Nanne Zwiep lived in the rectory with his family. In church, he preached against the persecution of Jews, which cost him dearly. Reverend Zwiep was arrested and transported to Dachau, where he died in 1942. In his memory, a Stolperstein was placed in the floor in front of the villa’s front door. The rectory also served as a hiding place for refugees, revealed by a removable plank in a closet on the second floor. Behind the wall, the residents found a child’s shoe and old newspapers. Out of respect for the past, the space has been preserved. The history also brought beautiful moments: former residents, often children of pastors, would leave notes or ring the doorbell to visit their old home once more. During those visits, heartwarming stories were shared. The positive atmosphere of the rectory, always palpable, ensures that visitors feel right at home. The villa, shielded with a distinguished fence, is built on a mound. The terrace with the impressive double front door is reached via a stone staircase. Above it is a graceful balcony. In the entrance hall, featuring a small radiator and a new meter cupboard, begins the beautiful terrazzo floor. Through a glass swing door, you enter the large, bright hallway with the same terrazzo floor. Immediately, you are struck by the seamless blend of ‘then and now.’ Particularly impressive are the extensive door frames with artisanal wood carvings from the past. A large, round designer lamp on the ceiling—repeated elsewhere in the villa—represents the present. When lit, the pattern of the lamp is reflected on the walls, creating a magical effect. On the right, you find the first room with three tall windows. The former study now serves as a ‘chill room,’ but it is also perfectly suitable as a bedroom. In addition to the two monumental built-in closets, there is a third closet that houses the water softener. If you go straight right down the hallway, you enter a small hallway with two doors. The left door leads to a spacious, underground cellar with two windows. There are plenty of closets on both sides. The floor has recently been replaced with tiles in an ‘old style.’ Behind the second door is a restroom, equipped with a window, toilet, sink, and radiator. Returning to the hallway, you walk diagonally straight into the living room en suite. Furniture is almost redundant here; the living space itself exudes atmosphere. The area is divided into a front room and a dining room. The beautiful, glass suite sliding doors with built-in storage on either side allow the rooms to be separated. To maintain the symmetry of the monumental building in the windows as well, an extra window has been added to the outer wall of the front room. In that same wall, a flue is present in the middle, under which stands a wood stove as an elegant addition to the cozy ambiance. Warmth is also provided by radiators under the windowsills. The dining room also features radiators and a wood stove. The mantel above the stove is lined with Oud-Hollandse tiles, forming an original accessory in the otherwise serene room. Wooden sliding doors, framed with storage behind wooden doors, provide access to the backyard. From the dining room, you walk into the kitchen. The large, high windows offer a view of the terrace and garden. Here too, there is a sober, pleasantly calming interior base. The small, gray, antique-looking floor tiles are original handmade Castelo tiles with underfloor heating; how delightful! They share the same gray tone as the imposing cabinet wall with a large refrigerator, fresh-keeping drawers, steam oven, warming drawer, and kitchen cabinets that reach the ceiling. A stainless steel niche in the middle of the wall is the spot for the six-burner gas stove with an oven. The stove is flanked by spacious, deep basket drawers, with a concealed pull-out pantry on the right side. There is no lack of storage space in this practical kitchen. If cooking is your hobby, this is the culinary Valhalla. There is enough room to try out recipes for the tastiest dishes together. Prefer to watch? You can do so from one of the six stools at the generous kitchen island that forms the heart of the kitchen. A rail on the ceiling supports spotlights and pendant lights. The kitchen island has a stainless steel worktop and sink with a tap, Quooker, and built-in soap dispenser. You can place the dirty dishes directly in the dishwasher below. Very practical, and you can immediately join the bar for an aperitif. The kitchen also has a mantelpiece, which is currently out of service but can be reactivated. A charming detail in the kitchen is the pass-through in the wall to the dining room. According to legend, servants used it daily and frequently in the past. Nowadays, the pass-through mainly fuels your imagination… What all has passed through here? It could be a separate chapter in the history book of this villa. Adjacent to the kitchen, an extension was created in 2015. The passage is entirely made of glass and opens into the second dining room. In keeping with the monumental character of the house, the space is largely furnished in the same style as the rest of the ground floor. The same tiled floor as in the kitchen, white plastered walls, and high windows. The main difference lies in the style. The interior frames are made of the same wood as the exterior wooden panels. The space is lit by ceiling spotlights and pendant lights and features storage space against a ‘Delft blue’ wallpapered wall, a nod to history. After the dining room, through the small hallway, the inside and outside are separated by a sliding door to the terrace on the left. In the hallway, there are also sliding doors that disappear into the wall when opened, providing access to the wardrobe with hanging and laying options and a glass door to the outside. Depending on the season, wool mittens or sun hats can easily be stored in the extensive closet wall that spans the entire wall width. Beyond the wardrobe is the back door to the driveway and the street side of the garage. The shed cum garage is built in a matching style. The spacious garage with double doors at the front and back offers space for a car and storage for all kinds of tools and other items. If you’re creative, you can quickly turn it into a workshop. The majestic staircase with graceful, curving handrails featuring original wood carvings is a monument in itself. Ascend the runner and you reach a small landing with a large window and another small staircase. This is the ascent to the first floor, which is lit by the second round designer lamp. Various bedrooms feature spherical lamps on the ceilings. These are also identical to each other but smaller and different in appearance than the lamps in the hall and landing. For the furnishing of the first floor, uniformity in the bedrooms is key to serenity. All bedrooms are equipped with connections for TV and cable, multiple low-mounted radiators, monumental built-in closets, and several large sliding windows. Together with the high ceilings, the generous daylight gives a sense of freedom and space. The floors throughout the floor have been replaced. The light-colored wooden plank floors are made of the same type of oak as the herringbone parquet downstairs. The dimmable wall spots and white, double-layered roller blinds are also found everywhere. The white plastered walls in some rooms are decorated in various ways with a colored pattern. Arriving on the upper floor, you find five doors. Clockwise, the first bedroom is located on the street side. A double bed and a desk fit here perfectly. You still have enough space left. Behind the second door is the bathroom with a window, spatially above the entrance downstairs. The bathroom, done in a combination of white and brown tiles, is equipped with a hanging toilet, a shower behind glass walls, a vanity unit with storage drawers, a double sink made of black natural stone, and built-in taps. The wide mirror above it is framed with the same brown tiles as the wall in the shower area. The third bedroom is accessible via both the third and the fourth doors. On clear days, you can almost leave the light off in this bedroom. A large window and French doors flood the room with daylight and sunshine. From the small balcony, you look out over the backyard. In this room, the symmetry returns in the form of closets on either side of the French doors. Staying here feels like being in a luxury hotel. This spacious bedroom (above the dining room en suite on the ground floor) has three tall windows. One of them is part of a chic bay window finished with wooden wall panels. True to tradition, there are built-in closets on both sides of the bay window. Truly splendid is the ceiling here, adorned with authentic ceiling moldings and ornaments. Continuing the route, you reach the next sublime room, bedroom 5. Daylight enters through three windows. A contemporary wardrobe complements the hanging and laying space in the monumental built-in closets. No unnecessary accessories, just peace. And that is exactly enough to fully relax here. From the landing, two staircases, of course with a small landing in between, guide you to the second floor and the third round designer lamp. The villa’s impressive contents are once again evident here. Look down from behind the balustrade. What you see are not ordinary stairs. The monumental staircase resembles a unique piece of architectural art. Three doors form the selection menu on the second floor. The left door provides access to a small hallway with four more doors. The stylish villa boasts a second bathroom, housed behind the first door in the hallway. This bathroom has a robust character, thanks to the old wooden beams incorporated into the interior. The sloping wall with a skylight also sets the atmosphere here. In the corner of the bathroom, an oval bathtub draws attention. Relaxing in the bath is literally done in higher spheres here. A vanity unit with drawers, a black double sink in one, two built-in taps, and a wide mirror illuminated by a wall spot are placed in front of a wall. Behind it, there is a walk-in shower with built-in spotlights. All walls and floors are tiled with the same square, gray tiles. The next door in the small hallway leads to the sixth bedroom, currently used as a laundry and ironing room. Behind the remaining two swing doors on the right side is a space for a washing machine and dryer. The appliances stand on a noise-reducing concrete platform. Crossing the landing directly, you reach bedroom 7. This is a smaller room, also with a small bay window with a window, a sloping wall, and space for a single bed. While each room tells its own story, this room holds a particularly remarkable history. It is in the strikingly shallow built-in closet, where a plank seals off the space where refugees hid during World War II. Through the middle of the three doors on the landing, you do not enter a bedroom but instead climb a steep staircase to the attic. Should you, despite the abundant closet space, still be looking for a place to store, for instance, Christmas decorations, this is your spot. The surprisingly spacious attic, where you can stand upright, offers many possibilities. There is even a separate storage area. You could potentially create an eighth bedroom. The central heating boiler that hangs there dates from 2013. An interesting detail is the ladder lying on the beams. With it, you can reach the flat roof through a hatch. When you think of a cozy garden, you think of fruit trees, a sprawling lawn, a sunny seating area, and a covered terrace for cool evenings. This garden, accessible via the dining room, kitchen, and extension, has it all, including a pear tree. Matching the style of the villa, the paving consists of old clinkers. It is delightful to relax after a busy day at the outdoor seating area, from the loungers, or on the covered terrace against the garage wall. From here, you have a view of the garden, the back facade of the house, and the extension. Is it too chilly outside already? No worries, turn on the heaters, and you can enjoy beautiful evenings for hours. In the corner of the garden, you can take a seat under a third terrace’s canopy. A dense growth of trees and shrubs surrounds the lush garden. A wall covered in ivy forms the separation from the neighbors behind. On the expansive lawn, there is plenty of room for play equipment. Both inside and around the house, maintenance is up to date.

An exceptional opportunity to live and work in grandeur at a remarkable locationSituated on the edge of Epse and Deventer, this characterful farmhouse with contemporary bungalow offers approximately 330 m² of luxurious living space, complemented by an adjoining 445 m² commercial building. It is an inspiring setting for anyone seeking tranquillity, style and functionality, with sweeping views over the surrounding fields and a highly visible position along the A1 motorway.The estate has a rich history: the original front house dates back to 1875 and was extended in 1992 with a modern bungalow designed by architect Antony Williams. In 2023, the entire property underwent an impressive transformation, blending tradition with contemporary luxury in a way that feels both authentic and refined.The exterior has been fully repainted, fitted with new roofing, and enclosed by a bespoke corten steel boundary with glass panels referencing the striking tulip artwork in the front garden. All windows have been upgraded with insulating glazing, and the interior has been redesigned into a hotel-chic living environment with warm tones, high-quality bespoke joinery and atmospheric lighting. The property is equipped with a comprehensive camera system and alarm installation both in and around the buildings.The residential section comprises a main home and an adjoining secondary residence, each with its own character – ideal for multi-generational living, an exclusive guest house or a boutique B&B. The layout offers privacy and flexibility, while the high-end finish in both dwellings ensures a consistent sense of calm and luxury. All rooms are insulated and finished with durable materials. Large windows, terraces and roof terraces enhance the feeling of light, space and connection with the outdoors.The property is entirely gas-free and exceptionally energy-efficient. A sophisticated Thermia ground-source heat pump with boiler works in tandem with 46 solar panels on the renewed roof. Underfloor heating provides comfortable warmth throughout the living spaces and, in summer, delightful cooling. With a battery upgrade, the system can even form the basis of a net-zero energy concept. In addition, a 76-metre-deep well with its own purification system supplies independent drinking water, offering a fully self-sufficient and sustainable way of living.The adjoining 445 m² commercial building offers countless possibilities: an atelier, gallery, showroom, office or workshop. Its soaring ridge height with black timber trusses, generous proportions and large windows create a striking atmosphere of craftsmanship and character. The building includes its own entrance, office, pantry and WC. The mezzanine floor offers further space for guest accommodation, an atelier or workspace.The garden surrounding the property has been landscaped with great care for atmosphere and tranquillity. Facing south, the rear garden blends seamlessly into the surrounding fields, while mature trees and hedges provide privacy. A romantic gazebo, a gently flowing stream with footbridge, and a floating deck with panoramic views together create a place where nature and design meet in harmony. A carport, timber outbuilding and fully enclosed grounds offer comfort and security for both residents and animals.The property is located on a quiet lane with only local traffic. Thanks to the natural height difference with the A1 and sound-reducing asphalt, the garden remains remarkably peaceful. The village of Gorssel is a five-minute drive away, while Deventer and Zutphen can be reached within fifteen minutes. The Randstad is accessible in under an hour, and public transport connections are excellent.Layout Main ResidenceThe main residence, measuring approximately 175 m², features a distinctive half-round front door with stained glass and an inviting entrance hallway.The living room, with oak flooring and open fireplace, is bright and spacious thanks to the glazed rear façade overlooking the terrace and garden. The bespoke kitchen, crafted in walnut with stainless steel worktops and Miele appliances, forms the heart of the home.Additional rooms include a utility room, guest WC and a generous bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and luxury hotel-style bathroom. This bathroom features a double walk-in shower, granite basins, bespoke cabinetry and softly illuminated arched recesses that lend the space a warm, exclusive ambience.Layout Secondary ResidenceThe second dwelling offers approximately 155 m² and has its own private entrance leading to the lounge, luxury bedroom and bathroom with circular walk-in shower and bespoke vanity unit.On the mezzanine level is an atmospheric kitchen-diner featuring oak cabinetry in a woodland green tone, granite worksurfaces and Miele appliances. At the front is a bright dining area, while the rear offers a cosy TV room with French doors opening onto the spacious roof terrace. Here, you can enjoy panoramic views across the garden and fields – an ideal spot to unwind or dine in the evening sun.Kletterstraat 27 is a unique blend of history, luxury, sustainability and creative potential.A home that makes an impression and invites you to stay.Would you like to experience this exceptional property for yourself? Please contact us to arrange a viewing. We would be delighted to welcome you.

A Mediterranean private villa with swimming pool, wellness area, cinema room, veranda and garageIn a surprisingly generous and sheltered setting near the Laan van Borgele, surrounded by detached villas and mature greenery, lies this impressive private villa with garage, basement level, swimming pool and a landscaped garden designed by an architect. Originally built in 1977, the property was partly renovated in 2017 and extensively extended and renewed in 2021. This included the extension, the garden, the swimming pool and various high-quality comfort and living features.Behind the electric entrance gate, a world of its own unfolds: peaceful, stylish and entirely focused on privacy, comfort and outdoor living. The villa has recently been finished to a modern, high-quality standard both inside and out, with great attention to atmosphere and detail.The architecture and garden design have a distinctive Mediterranean character. Light tones, warm materials, contemporary lighting, bespoke finishes and a strong connection with the outdoors give the villa the ambience of a luxurious holiday retreat. Everything is designed for relaxed living, elegant entertaining and everyday enjoyment.The plot is fully enclosed and the garden has been professionally landscaped. The sheltered setting is enhanced by existing mature planting, evergreen cork trees and hardy evergreen hedging. This creates a pleasant sense of privacy around the terraces, swimming pool and various outdoor areas.The experience begins as soon as you enter the property. The entrance hall was recently created and immediately evokes the feel of a boutique hotel, with a stylish bespoke cloakroom area and bench seating. From here, the property opens up into a home that is exceptionally well suited to family life, while also appealing to buyers wishing to combine living with working from home, a practice space, salon or representative reception area.The villa offers seven rooms, currently arranged with three bedrooms. Thanks to its generous layout, there are excellent possibilities for creating additional bedrooms, for example in the current study, reception room or basement level.The living areas are modern, warm and comfortable. Smooth wall finishes, stylish flooring, contemporary internal doors, bespoke joinery and an extensive lighting plan provide a calm and luxurious foundation. The living room, dining area and kitchen connect beautifully with outdoor living and the terraces surrounding the property.In the living room, the large aluminium-framed windows, the roof lantern construction and robust timber beams create an abundance of light, atmosphere and spaciousness. The media wall with integrated gas fireplace forms an elegant focal point and further enhances the feeling of comfort and warmth.The property has also been modernised in terms of technology and sustainability. The villa is fully insulated and includes a NIBE heat pump, PVT panels/solar panels, a heat recovery ventilation system, full double glazing and underfloor heating on the ground floor and basement level. The integrated solar and heat-resistant Sunblock film by Finstral contributes to additional insulation, privacy and comfort.Everyday living comfort is further enhanced by a professionally wired KNX home automation system, high-quality audio solutions by Sonos and Bowers & Wilkins, a Bose cinema system, alarm system and Ubiquiti camera system.Also situated on the ground floor are a study, a reception/meeting room with bespoke cabinetry and seating, and three spacious bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from its own bathroom and bespoke walk-in dressing room. The two remaining bedrooms share a large luxury bathroom with a double walk-in shower, automatic bidet toilet and bespoke vanity unit with two basins and mirror. The rooflight provides pleasant natural light.At the rear of the property, a large veranda with open fireplace has been created. This outdoor room is partly enclosed with steel door frames and large glazed sections, allowing you to enjoy outdoor living in comfort even on cooler days. It is a wonderful place for long evenings, relaxed lunches or a glass of wine by the fire.A particularly special feature of this villa is the basement level. This floor has its own entrance door from the driveway and has been designed for relaxation, wellness and entertainment. Here you will find a luxury bar, lounge, beautifully appointed cinema room, study and additional storage. The bespoke finish to the bar, lounge, cinema room and seating gives this level an exclusive and exceptionally refined appearance.The Finnish sauna adjoins the fitness room and the luxury bathroom with two-person whirlpool bath. In the fitness room, sliding doors provide direct access to a sunken, secluded terrace. In addition, the property benefits from a fully equipped utility/laundry room, in keeping with the high-quality finish throughout.The garden surrounding the property forms an essential part of the living experience. The design is Mediterranean, mature and atmospheric, with palm trees, Corten steel, ceramic tiles, level differences, lighting and carefully selected planting. The water feature with waterfall further enhances the relaxed ambience. The swimming pool, with Roman steps, counter-current system, lighting and roller cover, forms the centrepiece of the garden. Around it are terraces, an outdoor shower, an outdoor kitchen and several places to lounge or dine.Comfort has also been considered outdoors. The grounds are equipped with a sound system, atmospheric lighting, irrigation and practical technical areas for, among other things, the pool installation and storage. The entire setting is designed around privacy, convenience and atmosphere.To the front of the property there is ample parking on private grounds. The garage is fully insulated and finished almost to the standard of a living space, with underfloor heating, electric roller door, rooflight/lantern, double insulation and a charging point. It is a superb space for housing a cherished car, but equally suitable as a stylish workspace, hobby room or studio. An additional charging point is also available on the exterior grounds.The location combines tranquillity with accessibility. From this residential setting on the northern side of Deventer, daily amenities, schools, sports facilities and Deventer city centre are all within easy reach. The centre of Deventer is approximately 10 minutes away by bicycle. The railway station, the N348 and the connection towards the A1 are also conveniently located, ensuring excellent access to Apeldoorn, Zwolle, Arnhem, Enschede and the Randstad.Altogether, this is a private retreat where living, working, wellness and outdoor life come together in a natural and effortless way. Finished to a high standard, sustainably modernised, sheltered and private, and with an atmosphere that evokes a holiday feeling every day.The secluded setting, the garden, the swimming pool and the quality of finish are best experienced during a viewing. You are warmly invited.