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Near the historic centre of Zaltbommel stands this luxurious, pre-war detached villa, offering six bedrooms, two bathrooms and a multifunctional outbuilding, all set within a sun-drenched garden with a swimming pool.The ground floor comprises an entrance hall with toilet, a bright living room en suite with conservatory, a music/study room, utility room, wine cellar and a garden-facing kitchen-diner with fitted kitchen and gas fireplace.The first floor features a landing with toilet, four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a walk-in closet.On the second floor there are two further bedrooms beneath the insulated roof.Gross volume: 795 m³Living area: 220 m²Plot size: 860 m²Year of construction: 1929Layout ground floor:The side entrance is accessed via the wide driveway. The entrance hall provides access to the living room en suite, the cloakroom and the wine cellar. The terrazzo floor, staircase and beautifully preserved panelled doors with traditional ironmongery are fine examples of the original pre-war craftsmanship.The living room en suite is wonderfully bright, with windows facing south at both the front and rear. The front room features a fireplace with wood-burning stove, a high plastered ceiling with decorative mouldings and a bay window with stained-glass transoms. From here there is access to the music/study and the enclosed conservatory. In the conservatory, double doors open onto the side garden, where the stained-glass transoms have also been retained.Double en suite doors with stained glass, flanked by built-in cupboards, lead to the rear room, which connects directly to the kitchen-diner. This kitchen-diner is located in the extension completed in 2021/2022 and is fully oriented towards the garden. It forms the heart of the home, with views of the garden and direct access outside.The kitchen is finished to a high standard, featuring a wide wall of cabinetry with premium built-in appliances and a large island with a Dekton worktop. On the dining side, the island incorporates a breakfast bar near the coffee corner. Adjacent to the gas fireplace there is space for a large dining table. Two sets of French doors provide an abundance of natural light and direct access to the full-width terrace and garden.The practical utility room is accessible from the rear room and is equipped with an additional dishwasher, refrigerator and connections for a washing machine. The kitchen-diner is finished with a herringbone PVC floor with underfloor heating; the living room, music room and conservatory feature natural stone flooring, also with underfloor heating.Layout first floor:The landing reflects the care and attention given to the renovation. The new extension blends seamlessly with the original architecture. There is also a separate toilet on this level. In the rear extension is a bedroom with balcony, a luxurious open bathroom and a walk-in closet. The bathroom is fitted with a semi-freestanding bathtub, a spacious walk-in shower with rainfall shower and a stylish vanity unit. The wall behind the vanity is finished with hexagonal mosaic tiles, while the shower and bath areas feature concrete ciré finishes. Thanks to its east-facing position, the morning sun enters here, and the balcony is directly accessible from the bedroom.The original main house comprises a total of five bedrooms, three of which are located on this floor. Two are currently used as bedrooms and one as a study. One of the bedrooms provides access to the balcony above the conservatory. These rooms share a second fully fitted bathroom with bathtub, shower cabin with rainfall shower and a double vanity unit. A large roof window provides pleasant natural light. The entire floor is finished with a herringbone PVC floor.Layout second floor:This floor offers two additional bedrooms, both located beneath the insulated roof and finished with smooth plasterwork. The front bedroom features a wide dormer window, while the rear bedroom is fitted with two roof windows. The floor is finished with PVC.Outbuilding:The fully insulated outbuilding (2016) is equipped with connections for gas, water, electricity and drainage. The ground floor consists of an open space suitable for parking multiple vehicles or use as a workshop, enhanced by its generous ceiling height.The outbuilding is therefore highly suitable for use as a studio, workspace or guest accommodation. The upper floor is accessed via a fixed staircase and offers a pleasant, light workspace beneath the roof, which can be heated electrically.Particulars:This striking white villa, named Vinkenburg, was built in 1929 to a design by municipal architect De Groot. Characteristic features from the period have been carefully preserved, including the wide overhangs, bay window, conservatory, stained-glass transoms and panelled doors with traditional ironmongery.The electrical installation has been completely renewed, incorporating retro-style switches combined with Philips Hue lighting. Twelve solar panels have been installed on the flat roof, and the main roof was fully renovated in 2024, including new battens and tiles. The zinc work had already been renewed the year before.The property is heated by a gas-fired central heating system with a Nefit HR boiler from 2022. In addition, the main bedroom is equipped with air conditioning.Adjacent to the terrace is the swimming pool, a beautifully constructed composite pool heated via a heat pump system located in the outbuilding. The garden adjoining the terrace is laid out as a lawn.For those seeking a spacious and characterful family home in a distinctive location within walking distance of the centre of Zaltbommel, this villa offers an exceptionally complete package.

Situated in a truly prime location, directly overlooking the Het Kloosterwiel nature reserve, this architect-designed country house offers a complete ground-floor living programme, a spacious integral double garage, and a beautifully landscaped evergreen garden with a garden pavilion.Generous garden-facing living room with fireplace, kitchen with breakfast bar, utility room, pantry, bedroom, luxurious bathroom and an integral double garage on the ground floor.Three bedrooms on the first floor, including a principal bedroom of approximately 25 sq.m. that can easily be divided into two separate bedrooms, a second bathroom, separate WC and two spacious roof terraces.Gross volume: 1,108 m³Living area: 266 m²Plot size: 737 m²Year of construction: 1995Ground FloorThe spacious entrance hall leads into the impressive, garden-facing living room.Expansive windows flood this elegant living space with natural light while offering delightful views across the evergreen garden. Wide sliding doors open onto the glazed veranda, creating a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living.To the eastern side of the living room, an inviting library corner with a contemporary gas fireplace provides a warm and intimate setting.The kitchen is directly connected to the living room and features a breakfast bar together with a range of integrated appliances. From here there is access to the cellar, a practical utility room and a separate storage room, which in turn leads to the generous integral double garage.The spacious principal bedroom is also located on the ground floor and is fitted with air conditioning, ensuring a comfortable sleeping environment even during the warmest summer months. An adjoining dressing room leads to the luxurious bathroom, appointed with a walk-in shower, double vanity unit and WC. This thoughtfully designed layout provides a fully self-contained ground-floor living arrangement.First FloorThe first floor offers a surprising amount of additional accommodation.Arranged around the central landing are three bedrooms, a second bathroom, a storage room and two generous roof terraces.The largest bedroom measures approximately 25 sq.m., benefits from air conditioning and features a spacious walk-in safe room. Should additional accommodation be required, this room can easily be divided into two full-sized bedrooms.The second bathroom is fitted with a shower, washbasin and WC. Both roof terraces offer complete privacy and provide wonderful places to enjoy the outdoors at any time of day.ParticularsThe location is truly exceptional. From the front door, you can step directly into the Het Kloosterwiel nature reserve, while the historic centre of Zaltbommel—with its charming shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities—is just a few minutes away by bicycle. Here, you enjoy peaceful green surroundings without sacrificing the convenience and atmosphere of the town.In recent years, the property has undergone an extensive programme of sustainability improvements and now benefits from an Energy Label A. Features include a heat pump, a substantial number of solar panels and excellent insulation throughout, combining outstanding living comfort with remarkably low energy consumption.The heart of the home is undoubtedly the generous garden-facing living room. Large glazed elevations create a strong visual connection with the garden, while underfloor heating and underfloor cooling ensure a comfortable indoor climate throughout every season.A major advantage of this property is its complete ground-floor living programme. In addition to the spacious living areas, the ground floor accommodates a generous bedroom, a luxurious bathroom and an adjoining dressing room. This makes the property equally appealing to families and to those seeking the convenience of single-level living.The house is surrounded by a beautifully landscaped evergreen garden featuring several terraces, complete privacy and sunny as well as shaded seating areas throughout the day. Mature planting and the sheltered setting create an idyllic outdoor environment in which to relax and unwind.This spacious, sustainable and architect-designed country house occupies one of the most desirable residential locations in Zaltbommel—a home where nature, space, comfort and future-proof living come together in perfect harmony.

Detached villa in Hinthamerpark.This house was built in the style of De Bossche School (The Bossche School). This architecture, combined with the size of the building and the plot, makes it uniquely unique in the neighborhood. The architecture guarantees residents well-proportioned spaces and beautiful views. There is a front and back house connected by a hallway and staircase. Not only the number of bedrooms but also the spacious living areas ensure a spacious and comfortable family life. The large garden surrounding the house also contributes to this. There are several terraces, a playground with mature trees, and a flower garden adjacent to the studio. This is the house the neighborhood has been waiting for. Now's your chance.Download the brochure here or request a viewing. We're happy to assist you.

Multifunctional Villa with Office/Studio – Spacious Living and Working on a 2,243 m² Plot Whether you're looking for a generous family home, dual living opportunity, or the perfect space for working from home – this freestanding villa has it all. With a total living area of approx. 371 m², including a separate office/studio space (approx. 140 m²), the property offers comfort, privacy, and versatility in a lush, green environment. Key features: * Comfortable main residence of approx. 231 m² * High-end office/showroom (2007) of approx. 140 m² * Beautifully landscaped garden with privacy and sun terraces * Located on a southwest-facing plot of 2,243 m² * Fully life-proof (bedroom + bathroom on ground floor) * Option for independent work or dual living Layout – Residence: A welcoming hallway with marble flooring leads to the garage, guest toilet, kitchen, living room, and a ground-floor bedroom with en-suite bathroom (bathtub, shower, and vanity). The spacious living room with a gas fireplace and elegant wengé floor connects to the sunny garden via French doors. The kitchen is well-equipped with luxury appliances including a 6-burner gas stove, Quooker, dishwasher (2020), and plenty of storage. A skylight enhances natural light, and there is direct access to the adjacent office/studio. Upstairs are four bedrooms, a central bathroom (retro-style), and flexible spaces including a walk-in closet, workspace, and extra storage. Rooms feature dakkapellen and roof windows for excellent light and views. Office/Studio – Built in 2007: The fully insulated, self-contained office offers modern, professional comfort with its own central heating system (2024), ventilation, alarm, and floor heating. Features include: * Stylish glass façade * Pantry with Quooker, dishwasher & fridges * Open workspaces, storage wall & bar area * Oak herringbone floor and polished concrete Whether you need a studio, creative space, consultancy practice, or simply an extension of your home, this high-quality space blends independence with flexibility. Garden: The landscaped garden surrounds the home with mature greenery, a beautiful pond with fountain, sunny terraces, and ample parking on the wide driveway. Enjoy all-day sun from the southwest-facing backyard and unwind in privacy. A garden designed for both beauty and function. Location – Bokhoven: Located in the charming village of Bokhoven, on the banks of the Maas River, this property is ideal for those seeking peace, history, and accessibility. Shops and amenities are nearby in Engelen, Vlijmen, and the city centre of 's-Hertogenbosch is just minutes away. Excellent connections to the A2 and A59 highways complete the picture.

Live in one of the most beautiful locations in Den Bosch's city center, with water at both the front and back. This charming townhouse, dating from around 1670, features two living rooms, two roof terraces, a private garage, an elevator, and a beautiful view of the Brede Haven.The Brede Haven is one of the city's most beloved locations. The iconic streetscape with its historic buildings and water views makes coming home here a pleasure every day. At the same time, you'll enjoy living here in peace, while the train station, shops, and the city center's terraces are within walking distance.LayoutGround FloorSpacious living area with herringbone flooring and smooth plastered walls. This floor can be configured flexibly, for example, as a second living room, workspace, or home office. From here, you can access the first roof terrace, the toilet, and the garage.First FloorHere are the living room and kitchen. The low windows provide a beautiful view of the Brede Haven. At the rear is a large and sunny roof terrace where you can enjoy the sun from noon to sunset.Second FloorTwo bedrooms under the characteristic roof eaves, one with a water view and one with a private loggia that catches the afternoon and evening sun. The bathroom features a walk-in shower, vanity, and toilet. This floor is accessible by stairs and elevator.Garage and CellarA rare luxury in the city center: a private garage with a spacious cellar underneath, ideal for storage, bicycles.FeaturesMansion dating from around 1670Located on the Brede HavenWater at the front and rearTwo living roomsRoof terrace and a loggiaPrivate garage with cellar

A charming townhouse in one of the most picturesque locations in the historic city centre of ’s-Hertogenbosch. Situated on the highly sought-after Brede Haven, this unique home offers beautiful water views at both the front and the rear, combining historic charm with modern comfort.Living here means enjoying a peaceful waterfront setting while being just a short walk from shops, restaurants, cafés and the central train station.Unique waterfront livingBrede Haven is famous for its elegant historic buildings and vibrant atmosphere along the harbour. From the living areas at the front of the house you enjoy views over the water and the lively quay, while the rear of the house overlooks the Dommel river, where boats and paddleboarders quietly pass by. This rare double waterfront position provides sunlight and beautiful views throughout the day.LayoutGround floorEntrance through a characteristic front door into the hallway. At the front of the house is the kitchen with a large window overlooking the harbour. At the rear you will find the dining room – a cosy space ideal for long dinners and entertaining guests. Behind the dining room is a spacious storage room.Split level / intermediate floorThis level features a comfortable home office with views over the Brede Haven. There is also a separate toilet and access to the internal garage.Internal garageA rare feature in the historic city centre. The garage is accessible from the Buitenhaven and offers space for a car, bicycles and storage. The space could also be used as a studio, workspace or office with its own entrance.First living floorThe main living room is bright and spacious and enjoys beautiful views over the harbour. At the rear there is an additional sitting room with views over the Dommel and the evening sun – a perfect place to relax.Top floorThe upper floor features two bedrooms. The main bedroom is located at the front under the roof and has a charming atmosphere thanks to the high ceiling and dormer window. The second bedroom is also spacious and versatile.The bathroom was fully renovated in 2024 and includes a walk-in shower, double washbasin, toilet and designer radiator.Key featuresPrime location on Brede HavenWaterfront views at both the front and rearInternal garage in the city centreLiving area approx. 132 m²Volume approx. 551 m³Plot size approx. 53 m²Rebuilt in 1979 with preserved historic façadeEnergy label CCentral heating boiler (2013)Bathroom renovated in 2024In summaryA unique opportunity to live on one of the most desirable waterfront streets in ’s-Hertogenbosch. A characterful townhouse with space, comfort and beautiful views in the heart of the city.

This house was renovated from top to bottom in 2016 under the inspiring eye of an architect. With great attention to detail, this truly special home has become.Older houses in the city center are typically narrow and tall. Few houses offer, like this one, approximately 150 m² of ground floor space. With all that space, the kitchen is the hub of your family. It fulfills this social hub role with a spacious island offering ample storage, PITT Cooking, and a breakfast and drinks bar. Naturally, the kitchen is fully equipped with Miele and Liebherr appliances and a Quooker. There's also ample storage space around the island, and opposite it, a coffee and wine corner. From this kitchen, you also have a beautiful view of the living room, the dining room, and the garden. An ideal focal point for your home.It's especially nice when the sitting area is at the end of the room. Here, you can find peace and quiet in the evenings, without the hustle and bustle. The fireplace is incorporated into a wall, as is the TV. Behind this wall, there's plenty of storage, with shelves providing ample space for displaying beautiful items. Just like the rest of the ground floor, the tiled floor resembles a wooden one. This floor not only creates a warm atmosphere, but thanks to the underfloor heating, it's also very comfortable for bare feet. A large arched window provides ample natural light.Of course, everyone is familiar with the front of St. Jacob's Church. But your visitors will still be surprised by the view from this side. The architect's approach to this project was a surprising one. By installing a huge transparent wall, the inside becomes the outside, and vice versa. The wall can be slid open in two directions from the corner. During the day, it's a wonderfully bright spot for a cozy dining table, and in the evening, you can dine with this remarkable view. The long wall of cabinets makes your home both practical and tasteful. This home also offers more outdoor space than is typical in the city center. In addition to a large courtyard garden, there are two roof terraces. So, you can choose your own spot for sun, shade, reading a book, enjoying a glass of wine together, or enjoying a delicious dinner al fresco.Back HouseIn the back house, on the first floor, you'll find a large room suitable for a variety of purposes. It's currently used as a gym. Below, you'll find the technical room for the spa. There's a sauna with, again, a large glass wall. The heater is freestanding in the room, and there are benches for three people. The (plunge) shower is located at the back. Perhaps even more beautiful is the jacuzzi for about four people. Up on a raised platform under the starry sky behind a glass roof, this is the ultimate relaxation experience, right at home.First FloorThis was once an upstairs and downstairs apartment. By combining the two, a staircase could be removed. The current staircase is beautifully concealed behind a sliding door. We recognize this architect by the banister, but also by the interplay of lines on this staircase and the light line between the wall and the sloping surface. Laundry appliances are concealed in a cupboard on the spacious landing.This family finds it convenient to use a bedroom as a study. And when guests come, they find their place here too. It's understandable that the owner chose this room for work. The view alone makes your workday more enjoyable, doesn't it? And in spring, the garden doors naturally open early. There are plenty of built-in closets with space for a TV. Just like the rest of this floor, there's a wooden engineered wood floor with a whitewash finish. It's a tasteful combination with the other sleek finishes.The other three bedrooms are for the children. Two bedrooms are at the front, both with two windows for relaxing. The back room opens onto the roof terrace.This first bathroom is for the children. Of course, everything here is just as tastefully finished as the rest of the house. Washbasins on the countertop, a calm yet natural wall tile around the bathtub, and a lovely, large walk-in shower. Normally, this would be the main bathroom, but that's still to come. The toilet is accessible separately. Behind this toilet, you'll find a utility room for the second central heating boiler.Second FloorYou have the entire second floor to yourself. Under the attractive trusses lies a large bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. The approximately 8-meter-long room has room for a bed, a sitting area by the dormer window, and a long built-in wardrobe under the sloping ceiling. Here too, the same laminated parquet flooring as on the first floor is found. Because the bathroom is exclusively for this room, the sink could be placed on one end. The bathtub is cleverly placed on the sloping ceiling, and the toilet and shower are on the other side of the sink. Behind this bathroom is a surprising storage area for your summer/winter wardrobe.As mentioned, this was once an upstairs and downstairs apartment. This explains the second front door on the front facade. Now, this is the spacious bicycle shed from the street.LocationAnyone who knows this city center well knows that these are the best spots. Not only is it a particularly charming street with beautiful facades, but the street is also a dead end, meaning no through traffic. Incidentally, the street is wide enough to drive right up to the door. Convenient for children and groceries. So, you live here quietly, centrally, and with a wonderful atmosphere. It's also a very pleasant street with neighbors. You'll get to know them in no time. Just a short walk down the street brings you to the fortifications, Zuiderpark, and just a little further on, the Bossche Broek. The shopping and dining areas of the city center are close enough to walk to, yet far enough away that you won't hear or notice anything. The station is a 10-minute walk away.You'll receive an evening parking permit (from 5:00 PM to 10:00 AM) immediately. A 24/7 permit takes a little longer. However, season tickets are available at the St.-Jansgarage, a stone's throw away.Download the brochure here or request a viewing. We're happy to assist you.

Large shop/residential home that pays for itself.In Uilenburg, the coziest neighborhood in the center of 's-Hertogenbosch, you will find perhaps the most unique townhouse in the city. Not only because of its size, but above all because of the atmosphere and the possibilities. It is a residential and commercial property where both functions have their own separate entrance. This makes renting out the shop, with a wonderful rental yield, very attractive indeed. In fact, this tenant will soon be paying your mortgage.The property features a large, barrel-vaulted cellar, suitable for children or a B&B, for example; an Ibiza-style covered courtyard; a rear house; and a very spacious upper house with a roof terrace facing the afternoon and evening sun.This is the home where you can live with a large family. This is also the home where you live affordably yourself thanks to the rental income from the shop. And this is the home for anyone who has always wanted to start a B&B. But above all, this is the home that embraces you in the nicest part of the city center.It is a large and surprising house. You will only get a good idea of ??this during a tour. So call soon to make an appointment: (073) 612 22 25

De Drie Morianen is for sale.Only the truly wealthy could afford such a wide house at the time of its construction in 1820. Taxes were based on the width of your house. This width still creates a striking and stately home today, with all those tall windows ensuring a very bright living space. The symmetry of a central hallway and living on the first floor also makes for a very pleasant living experience. It's a proud property with no fewer than 10 rooms. So whether you're setting up your office here or occupying it entirely with a large family, it's always a perfect fit.The ground floor offers a living room, a mezzanine, a dining room, and a luxurious kitchen/diner.The first floor also features a living room with a fireplace, a large bedroom with a luxurious en suite bathroom, a closet, and a spacious roof garden.The second floor offers four more rooms, with the large attic room also boasting the qualities of a magnificent living room.But above all, the feeling of living in one of the most beautiful streets of the city, in this classic opulence and equipped with modern comfort, makes it a dream home.Download the brochure here or request a viewing. We're happy to assist you.

Exceptional Contemporary Living in the Countryside of NistelrodeSome residences transcend architecture. They offer a lifestyle defined by space, serenity and uncompromising quality. Set amidst the peaceful countryside of Nistelrode, this exceptional detached designer bungalow is a rare opportunity to experience contemporary luxury in perfect harmony with nature.Offering over 200 m² of beautifully appointed living space on a private plot of approximately 1,240 m², this remarkable residence combines striking architecture, sophisticated interiors and state-of-the-art sustainability. Every detail has been carefully considered to create a home that is as elegant as it is effortless to live in.Highlights- Detached architect-designed bungalow with over 200 m² of living space- Private plot of approximately 1,240 m²- Outstanding A+++ energy rating- Ground-source heat pump, heat recovery ventilation, water-based ceiling cooling, 27 solar panels and HR++ glazing- Partially sedum-covered green roof- Three spacious bedrooms and two luxurious bathrooms, including a private en-suite to the principal suite- Light-filled living spaces with floor-to-ceiling glazing overlooking the landscaped gardens- Integral garage and generous on-site parking- Flexible layout, perfectly suited for multi-generational living, a private office, wellness practice or creative studioInteriorStep inside and discover an interior where contemporary design meets understated elegance. Clean architectural lines, premium natural materials and carefully curated finishes create an atmosphere of warmth, tranquillity and timeless sophistication.At the heart of the residence lies an impressive open-plan living area, seamlessly connected to the luxury kitchen and dining space. Expansive glazing floods the interior with natural light while framing uninterrupted views of the beautifully landscaped gardens. The transition between indoors and outdoors feels effortless, allowing every season to become part of the living experience.Designed entirely on one level, the home offers an exceptional sense of comfort and accessibility. The principal suite enjoys direct access to the garden and features a beautifully appointed en-suite bathroom, creating a private retreat reminiscent of an exclusive boutique hotel. Two additional bedrooms and a second luxury bathroom provide generous accommodation for family and guests alike.One of the home's defining qualities is its remarkable versatility. Whether envisioned as an elegant family residence, a multi-generational home or a property with a dedicated office, practice or studio, the intelligent layout offers exceptional flexibility without compromising privacy or comfort.Sustainability Without CompromiseBehind its refined aesthetics lies cutting-edge technology designed for effortless, future-proof living. A ground-source heat pump, heat recovery ventilation system, water-based ceiling cooling, 27 solar panels, HR++ glazing and a partially sedum-covered roof ensure exceptional energy efficiency while maintaining a consistently comfortable indoor climate throughout the year.Outdoor LivingThe landscaped gardens surrounding the residence provide complete privacy and a rare sense of peace. Mature greenery, generous terraces and the idyllic countryside setting create an atmosphere that feels both secluded and connected to nature. Here, outdoor living becomes a natural extension of the home itself.A Rare OpportunityProperties of this calibre are seldom available. Defined by architectural excellence, exceptional sustainability and remarkable versatility, this is far more than a residence. It is a home designed for those who value quality, privacy and contemporary luxury without compromise.A truly distinctive property where architecture, comfort and nature exist in perfect balance.

Living in a historic town with the charm of a close-knit village. And living in a former warehouse with all the space such a building promises. Where else will you find a home offering 536 m² of living space? And where else can you buy a listed national monument with an energy label A?This is an exceptional, character-filled property that has been meticulously maintained. With an abundance of space and rooms, virtually any purpose can find its place here. Whether you dream of running a business from home, creating studios, offices or guest accommodation, this property offers the freedom to do so.If work no longer takes centre stage, the generous ground floor becomes the perfect place to house a classic car collection. There is even enough space for a boat.Another rare feature, especially within the historic fortified town of Heusden, is the private parking. The grounds currently accommodate up to five cars with ease. Even if the garden were to be redesigned, creating two generous private parking spaces would remain effortless.Every part of this property reflects the care, craftsmanship, time and investment devoted to its restoration. The interior has been finished with remarkable taste, while numerous sustainable improvements have been incorporated throughout. Although the building dates back to 1748, it is entirely in tune with modern living and, particularly in Heusden, ahead of many contemporary homes when it comes to comfort and energy performance.Heusden itself hardly needs an introduction. Picturesque streets, excellent restaurants, inviting terraces, art galleries, a marina and beautiful natural surroundings are all just a short stroll away. At the same time, the cities of 's-Hertogenbosch, Breda, Tilburg and even Utrecht are easily reached.This is not a home for everyone. It is for someone who understands that buildings like this rarely become available. Especially in a condition as exceptional as this.Have you grown tired of the pace of city life? Have you always dreamed of having the space to pursue a passion, expand a collection or start a second career? If, like us, you believe that space is the ultimate luxury, then this may well be the home you have been searching for.We would be delighted to welcome you for a viewing.Be sure to download the brochure as well. We've put great care into creating it, and it is well worth your time.

Complete equestrian accommodation including a detached house, flat, office area, a riding hall with indoor arena and a total of 31 horse boxes, an outdoor arena, covered treadmill, lunging circle, several paddocks, pasture, a storage/field barn and a detached shed.All this is situated on a spacious plot of over 4 hectares and offers plenty of opportunities for the professional horse lover!HOUSEThe detached house includes an attractive living room, living kitchen, utility room and a cellar on the ground floor. The 1st floor has 3 generous bedrooms and a spacious bathroom. An attic space is located on the 2nd floor. The surrounding garden is beautifully landscaped and equipped with lawn, planting, trees and several terraces. Ground floor:The entrance hall features PVC flooring in herringbone pattern, partly brickwork/partly stucco walls and a stucco ceiling. The hall provides access to the living room, meter cupboard and via a fixed staircase there is access to the 1st floor. The hall has a PVC floor in herringbone pattern, partly masonry/ partly stucco walls and a stucco ceiling. The hall provides access to the living room, meter cupboard and via a fixed staircase there is access to the 1st floor. The spacious living kitchen is also equipped with the same PVC floor in herringbone pattern. The walls and ceiling have been plastered. The kitchen layout is in a U-shape with a storage island. The kitchen is further equipped with a dishwasher, combination microwave oven, sink, 5-burner gas hob and fridge. From the kitchen, there is access to the cellar. The cellar is fully tiled and equipped with a cuckoo and a window. There are fixed shelves and a wooden staircase. A hatch provides access to the space under the house. The practical utility room is partly tiled and the floor is covered with a tiled floor which has underfloor heating. Practical sliding cupboards provide storage space. This is where the central heating combi boiler, the underfloor heating unit and the connections for the washing equipment are located. From the utility room, there is access to the toilet room and the yard. The toilet room is fully tiled and further equipped with a hand basin and a floating toilet. 1st floor:The generous landing provides access to 3 spacious bedrooms and a bathroom. Bedroom I is carpeted, with sprayed walls and a sprayed ceiling. From this room, a fixed staircase provides access to the storage attic. The room further features a practical built-in wardrobe. Bedroom II is also finished with carpeted floors, sprayed walls and a sprayed ceiling. Fixed sliding wardrobes provide storage space. The spacious bathroom is fully tiled and further equipped with a bathtub, walk-in shower, washbasin with cabinet and a design radiator. The toilet room is fully tiled and equipped with a floating toilet. The very spacious master bedroom was formerly divided into two bedrooms. This is relatively easy to realise again. The room is finished with carpeting, spachtelputz walls and a sprayed ceiling. A practical closet and sliding wardrobes provide storage space. Many windows provide plenty of natural light. Garden:The garden surrounding the house is beautifully landscaped and well maintained. The garden is laid out with borders with perennials, trees, lawn and several terraces. At the front is a terrace, at the rear the terrace has a very beautiful and attractive canopy. This canopy is made of oak and has a glass wall. The roof is covered with reeds. The terrace offers beautiful views of the meadows. In short, a lovely place to be! A little further on is an aviary and another covered terrace. From here, too, there is a beautiful view of the meadows.EQUESTRIAN ACCOMMODATIONThe equestrian accommodation includes a detached riding hall with an indoor arena (approx. 20mtr. x 60mtr), a horse stable with a reception area and a total of 31 horse boxes divided over 2 stable areas, an office area, workshop and an adjoining flat. The stable section on the left side is equipped with 16 horse boxes. These stalls have partly hardwood / partly powder-coated and partly galvanised front walls. The partitions are of masonry and partly occupied. The doors the front walls are hinged. 2 stalls are equipped with partly plastic / partly galvanised front and partition walls and sliding doors. There is also 1 pony stall. There are 2 washing areas and a solarium. The washing areas are equipped with hot and cold water supply. From the stable area, there is access to a hall where the 2 saddle rooms are located. From this hall, there is also access to the reception area and indoor arena. The spacious reception area is finished with a tiled floor, part masonry/part stucco walls and a system ceiling. There is a toilet block consisting of a toilet room, disabled toilet and a portal with 2 washbasins. There is also a complete kitchen. The kitchen is equipped with an oven, combination microwave oven, dishwasher, built-in coffee maker, sink and hob. n the reception area, the meter cupboard is located. This is where the central heating combi boiler is located. The room also has an alarm system. From the reception area, there are lovely views of the indoor arena. French doors provide access to the yard. The adjoining indoor arena (approx. 20mtr. x 60mtr.) is equipped with an ebb and flow floor and a hardwood arena surround (Horsmans). A skylight in the ridge and windows in the end wall provide natural light and ventilation. Furthermore, the arena is equipped with a mirror wall. A rolling door at the rear wall provides access to the yard. From the indoor arena, there is access to the stable area on the right. This stable area has 13 horse stalls. These stalls (approx. 4mtr. x 3mtr.) are fitted with partly powder-coated / partly galvanised and hinged doors. The stalls are also equipped with an exterior hatch. There is also a tack room, washing area and solarium here. From this stable area, there is access to a canteen. This canteen is finished with laminate flooring and a system ceiling. The canteen has a separate central heating boiler. French doors on the rear elevation provide access to the yard.Office area:An office area with storage, workshop and multi-purpose room and a flat are located at the front of the building. The office area has a PVC floor, stucco walls and a system ceiling. There is also air conditioning. Large windows provide plenty of natural light and practical views of the entrance gate and car park. The storage room is equipped with the sprinkler pump for the rain slope, meadows and garden. It also houses the inverter for the solar panels (81 units). The workshop with concrete floor is equipped with fixed cupboards and the connections for the washing equipment. A fixed staircase provides access to the attic space. The multi-purpose room, currently used as a gym, has a PVC floor, partly masonry / partly stucco walls and a system ceiling. The connection for the central heating boiler serving the gym and the flat is located here. From this room there is access to the flat and a fixed staircase provides access to the attic space. Flat:The flat features a private entrance. The flat is further equipped with a living room with open kitchen, a bedroom with walk-in wardrobe, utility room bathroom and another bedroom is situated on the 1st floor. The flat also has its own little garden. The flat is very suitable for use as a groom's residence or carer's home, for example. The yard is further equipped with an outdoor arena, covered horse walker, a lunging circle, several paddocks, a storage/field barn, shed, manure heap, pasture and a detached shed. There is ample parking space for stabling trailers and trucks, among other things. The yard can be closed with an electric opening gate. The storage/field shed with open front is constructed of partly masonry / partly sheet piling with wooden rafters and a sheet piling roof. The covered horse walker (Mill King) is suitable for 4 horses and has a paved floor with sand and a fence of windbreak netting. The roof is covered with corrugated iron. The detached barn is constructed of masonry walls with steel rafters and a sheet pile roof. The shed is further equipped with a glass front wall/windbreak and a concrete floor. Power is available. This barn is ideal for storing hay/straw. The manure hall has a concrete floor and walls. The paddocks (4 pcs) located near the pasture are fenced with wood.The meadows are fenced with wood and have practical intermediate paths. There are also water connections for drinking water. The 2 paddocks located a little further away have a sandy soil and a wooden fence. The lunging circle is equipped with an ebb and flow riding surface and a wooden fence. The shed contains a 2nd sprinkler pump for this longe arena. The detached shed is currently in use as storage space, but is of course also suitable for various other purposes. The facades are boxed and insulated. The roof is also insulated and fitted with sandwich panels. 2 French doors and a rolling door provide access. The adjacent paddocks (2 pcs) are equipped with a wooden fence. The outdoor arena (approx. 25mtr. x 65mtr.) has a sandy floor with sprinkler system. The arena is fenced off with a beech hedge and is also equipped with lighting.DETAILS- The property is connected to gas, water, electricity and mains drainage.- The property has an alarm system with camera surveillance.- The thatched roof of the house was renewed about 10 years ago. - The reception area, riding hall and 2nd stable section on the right were newly built in approx. 2012. The left stable section and the office space etc. were rebuilt at that time.- The roof of the stable area on the left side was renewed. - The property is connected to gas, water, electricity and sewerage.- The property is equipped with an alarm system with camera surveillance.- About 10 years ago, the thatched roof of the house was renewed. - The reception area, riding hall and 2nd stable section on the right were newly built in approx. 2012. The left stable section and the office space etc. were rebuilt at that time.- The roof of the stable area on the left side was renewed. - A flat is located at the front, which is perfect as groom's quarters. - The reception area and office space have plastic window frames. The riding hall is fitted with aluminium window frames.- The property is zoned ‘Agrarian’. - The roof of the stable has 81 solar panels.- The applicable environmental permit for the company concerns the notification under the Besluit landbouw milieubeheer dated 22-09-2009 (currently: Bal notification). According to this environmental permit, 20 adult horses are allowed on the farm.

“Domus Pacis” – Stately 19th-Century Mansion A stylish 19th-century mansion , known as “Domus Pacis.” The name Domus Pacis —“House of peace, calm and security”—truly befits the property. Built in 1883 and comprehensively modernised and extended in 2019 under the direction of architect Friso Woudstra , the house combines historic grandeur with contemporary comfort. Highlights include a pool with wellness , a generous guest/office apartment , and beautifully landscaped private grounds with pond, gazebo and several terraces. There is also a dog kennel with indoor and outdoor run . Despite the convenient position close to the Randstad’s cities and motorways, this is an oasis of quiet where you can literally hear the silence. Opposite the house lies a hedge-enclosed meadow of approx. 7,500 m² —currently home to deer, but also ideal for keeping horses . About 100 metres from the house, at the end of Raadsteeg, there is an additional wooded plot of approx. 6,000 m² on the banks of the picturesque River Linge . Thanks to a fully self-contained apartment with a private entrance, the property is perfectly suited for home office/practice , au pair accommodation or multi-generational living (parents or adult children).

Experience a Green Oasis of Luxury and TranquilityImagine driving along a driveway lined with stately cypress trees and arriving home in a place where nature and comfort come together effortlessly. That is the feeling of Hoevensestraat 1 in Vught. This unique home is ready to become the setting for the next chapter of your life.A Place to Truly Come HomeWith a generous living space of about 490 m² and a plot of 4,655 m², this home offers all the room you need to live the way you want. The stylish interior design and high-quality materials create a warm, luxurious atmosphere. The lush garden, refreshing swimming pool, and private tennis court invite you to relax or be active.Living in Harmony with NatureInside, the greenery continues seamlessly: large windows bring the outdoor feeling in and highlight the distinctive, hotel-chic style. This home has been carefully renovated and forms a peaceful haven, surrounded by greenery. Everywhere you look, you feel the balance between refinement and comfort—whether you’re enjoying a cup of coffee in the kitchen or settling down with a good book in the bright living room.Enjoying Life to the Full Yet Close to EverythingHere, you live in a relatively quiet area with all amenities within easy reach. The supermarket, train station, and the cozy center of Vught are within biking distance. Plus, the nearest highway is only five minutes away, making it easy to travel to other cities.Where Your Story Takes Center StageWhether you have a busy family life, enjoy working from home, or need a restful retreat after a hectic day, this home adapts to your desires. The child-friendly neighborhood (Wijk 01 Vught-Zuid) provides a sense of security and community, while the spacious outdoor area gives you plenty of freedom.Your Next StepReady to begin a new chapter and find your home in a green oasis of luxury and comfort? The Honders/Alting team is happy to guide you in discovering all the possibilities. Come and see for yourself how Hoevensestraat 1 can be the perfect foundation for your future.

This country house and landscape bring out the best in each other: this villa has it all and is truly a modern classic.  Tranquility, space, and the rich life. Nestled in the area of The Netherlands, where the Romans built their first settlements, lies this magnificent country house on centuries-old ground. A modern gem full of ingenuity and surprises on the edge of the village of Bergharen. Here, the river dune landscape, formed during the last ice age, comes fully into its own.   Everything breathes history, yet nothing could be further from the truth. When the current owner discovered this beautiful spot five years ago, he envisioned a modern classic. But one where all the functions of luxurious living merge. A library was to be built, indoor and outdoor large wood-burning fireplaces, offices, a cool space for the most beautiful wines, a cinema, swimming pool, space for sports, and a wellness area, which he modestly refers to as a sauna.  Two residential units   Two extremely spacious residential units subtly connected to each other. Thus, he can freely choose from the different atmospheres that life here has to offer, and there is room for everyone. For all the children, there had to be their own bathroom. And at the same time, plenty of space to be together. This can be done in the high open spaces where the living rooms have formed an alliance with the kitchens. A dream home where you can be young and grow old, with, of course, a master bedroom, spacious dressing room, and ensuite bathroom on the ground floor, and on the first floor, six bedrooms with private sanitary facilities. A house for every phase of life and changing family compositions. Of course, everything had to breathe sustainability. But without flaunting it. The 150 solar panels are therefore expertly concealed from view.  Thatch roofed  Of the farmhouse that was already there, perhaps three walls remained standing. A country house was erected that leaves nothing to be desired. Hypermodern, with five heat pumps, both underfloor heating and ceiling cooling, and a camera system that provides reassuring security. Two kitchens with high-quality equipment and the latest of the new. The original character of the former thatched farmhouse was not entirely erased, but generously supplemented to become a white country house that has the potential to become a new classic.  A perfect match  For the overall plan, the current owner entered into a collaboration with a specialized architectural firm. It was a perfect match, as they were able to seamlessly blend a deep love for historical heritage with extremely modern design – the monuments of the future. They were responsible for the very well-thought-out design featuring a rural thatched roof and large transparent facades that not only reveal a high and open volume but also offer optimal sightlines to the surrounding countryside. Through the glass facades, the landscape warmly welcomes you inside. It’s delightful to sit by the fireplace with a glass of good wine in the evening, gazing outside and contemplating the good life. This fireplace, by the way, serves a dual purpose. It’s also enjoyable outside, under the covered terrace, basking in the warm glow of the wood fire.  It was essential that the architectural firm had a good rapport with the construction company with which the current owner had previously collaborated successfully: a company specializing in restoration and exclusive villa construction. The impressive oak beams that support the entire house structure are their handiwork. They catch the eye and exude history, yet they are entirely crafted by the skilled hands of expert carpenters. A unique combination of modernity with the rural charm that befits the surroundings.  And then there’s that church…   The landscape architect who designed the garden layout had crossed paths with the current owner before. He has a knack for making the greenery of the spacious plot appear even more generous. There’s plenty of space for a rose garden, lots of greenery, and a wooded path that leads to the charming church just a short distance away. It’s nice to know that in the church chamber concerts are regularly held in the summer. “It has a rustic charm,” says the current owner.  The garden connected with the landscape   On the 7.000 m² plot, there’s even a chicken coop. But other animals also feel right at home here. It’s not uncommon for the current owner to find himself face to face with a few deer early in the morning, passing behind the garden. “I also see hawks and buzzards here, and lots of butterflies. Truly beautiful.” At the same time, he pragmatically notes that the garden is virtually maintenance-free.  How is it possible that everything here feels like the plot has been embraced by the landscape? The passionate landscape architect says that in large gardens, spatial proportions, landscape features, and the relationship with the surroundings are important. Near the buildings, it can be small-scale; further away, it can be more spacious. This blurs the plot boundaries, integrating the garden into the environment. Well-positioned sightlines enhance that experience. The setting sun bathes the rough grass in a golden glow in the evenings.  All of this has been applied here. The sleek ponds give the garden an extra dimension. The movement of the water and its reflection bring dynamism and tranquility simultaneously. The heated swimming pool has also been optimally incorporated into the design. It’s a delight to swim a few laps outdoors in the morning, or to take a refreshing dip after exercising in the adjacent gym.  A match made in heaven   Not only was the ‘construction team’ a match made in heaven, but also the connection between the hypermodern country house and the historical narrative that the surroundings tell is perfect. The villa pays homage to Roman history by nodding to a maison carrée, with the fourth pillar formed by the landscape. This luxurious detached residence was intended for wealthy city dwellers in Roman times and was located no more than two days’ journey from the city. Nowadays, you can reach the heart of Nijmegen within twenty minutes. The junction of highways A50 and A73 is just a five-minute drive away. The nearby villages such as Wijchen, Druten, and Beuningen offer amenities close by.  Hammam, gym, or pool house?   Zooming back into the country house, we think once again of the ancient Romans. Even the detached wellness area is reminiscent of a thermae – the origin of the bathhouse. The historical story goes that the spa was a place where people came together to chat and leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life behind. Before the relaxation could begin, the Romans often did exercises, to fully enjoy everything the bathhouse had to offer afterwards. Here, you don’t have to leave the house for a ‘day at the spa’. The spa with hammam and sauna, wellness area, and gym together form the pool house. Once outside, you can take a refreshing dip in the pool or sweat it out on the sun terrace.  The cinema is a dream spot  However, the current owner might miss his library the most. An intimate space where a modern spiral staircase leads to the loft. “An ideal place to work, grab a book, or play a game of chess.” He would also love to take the cinema to his next place. “It’s still a special addition for me,” he says. He can be found there several times a week for a cinema-sized movie experience. The sound, the image, it’s all of high quality. The room is well insulated, so it’s also great for playing some good music, he says. Or making music yourself, of course. A drum set here won’t bother anyone…  Here, anything is possible.   Who does he see living here? The possibilities are endless. “Parents who like to have their adult children nearby. Or a busy family who enjoys having their parents living on the same property and sharing in the care of the little ones.” For a family with college-aged children, it’s a perfect home base. “As a student, you still get to live somewhat independently, and within twenty minutes, you’re at the university.” Or a couple who prefer to live together but also want to lead their own lives. “Living apart together and raising children together is very relevant.” A Bed & Breakfast is also easily feasible. Here, anything is possible.  Warm, aesthetic, and balanced  One thing is certain. Whoever wants to shut out the world will find the best of the best in this villa. But those who want to let the world in will find the same. Huge, but not overwhelming. Spacious yet intimate. Warm, aesthetic, balanced, and forward-thinking. These are words that spontaneously come to mind when describing this country house. Everything is of unparalleled beauty. Harmonious and timeless. A dream home that continues to surprise and inspire. Here the landscape and the country house bring out the very best in each other. Energy rating A+++

A unique villa with unobstructed views over the vast meadows!A hidden gem offering a phenomenal, panoramic view over the green landscape! In this modern villa of no less than 343 m², you can enjoy peace, space and comfort every single day. Are you looking for an extraordinary home where design and relaxation come together? Then this luxurious detached villa is a rare opportunity.Built in 2001 with great attention to detail, the villa was designed by Jan des Bouvrie and inspired by the style of a classic French country house. Thanks to the many windows and French doors, the home is filled with natural light and creates a seamless connection between indoors and outdoors. The open layout allows the rooms to flow beautifully together, making it a wonderful family home. The villa is fully insulated and features underfloor heating on all levels. Its design is sleek, timeless and well-considered. Both from the charming living area and from the garden, you have a magnificent, unobstructed view over the adjacent meadows—where cows and sheep often pass by.The basement includes a luxurious wellness area with sauna, jacuzzi and two showers, as well as a comfortable workspace or home office. On the upper floors, there are five spacious bedrooms, two bathrooms and a study. All this sits on an impressive plot of 1,768 m²—guaranteeing space and tranquillity.EXTERIORSurrounding the villa is a beautifully landscaped garden that blends harmoniously with the natural landscape. Tall hedges ensure optimal privacy, while the well-kept lawn and natural planting create a serene unity with the surroundings. At the rear, you can enjoy unobstructed views over the meadows. On the left side, there is a generous covered terrace—an ideal spot to relax and enjoy the sun and silence.At the front, the gated driveway offers space for multiple cars, and there is also a covered bicycle storage area.LOCATIONThis villa occupies a unique and peaceful location amidst expansive farmland, yet close to all amenities. Just a five-minute bike ride away lies Wijk bij Duurstede, offering supermarkets, shops (including Hema), cozy restaurants and cafés. Nature and recreation are also nearby: within minutes you reach the Castle Park, the river Lek, the riding school and the Mariënhoeve sports complex. There is a convenient bus connection, and within 15 minutes by car you can reach the A12 towards Utrecht and Amsterdam. Both primary and secondary schools are within easy cycling distance.LAYOUTGROUND FLOORThe main entrance is located on the right side of the villa. Through a stylish glass door, you enter the hallway featuring built-in wardrobes, the meter cupboard, and access to the living room, open kitchen, basement and upper floors.The L-shaped living area (approx. 57 m²) is bright and airy thanks to the many French doors surrounding the space. The sitting area at the rear features a cozy fireplace, and the floor is finished with a modern wood-look PVC. Wooden wall panels add a warm and elegant touch.At the front lies the open kitchen with dining area. The kitchen is spacious and equipped with a cooking island, ample storage and built-in appliances. From the living room, you can also access a separate sitting room with French doors to the covered terrace—an ideal space for entertaining or unwinding.BASEMENTFrom the hallway, stairs lead down to the basement. Here you will find two toilets with double washbasins. At the rear is a spacious office or hobby room with a conservatory-style glass roof that provides plenty of daylight. At the front is the wellness area with sauna, two walk-in showers and a jacuzzi, plus a storage room with connections for laundry appliances.FIRST FLOORThe first floor features four bedrooms and a bathroom. Three of the bedrooms have access to the large balcony. The open-plan bathroom is modern and equipped with a freestanding bathtub, walk-in shower, toilet and double washbasin. From here, you can also access the balcony.The two front bedrooms have French doors opening to a Juliet balcony. Wooden flooring adds warmth, and the view over the meadows is truly stunning.SECOND FLOORThe second floor offers a spacious landing with washbasin unit, a bathroom with walk-in shower, a study with access to a roof terrace, and a generous bedroom with its own private roof terrace. The rooms are openly connected but can easily be separated if desired. Built-in cupboards house the central heating system.DETAILSDesigned by Jan des BouvrieRecently fully renovated (interior and exterior repainted, new flooring, updated wall finishes)Garden and terrace orientation: south / southwestHeating: central heating combi boiler (Nefit, 2021) + underfloor heating throughoutInsulation: wall and roof insulation, HR++ double glazingKitchen appliances: gas hob, extractor hood, combination oven/microwave, refrigerator, freezer, fridge-freezer combination, dishwasher and Quooker hot water tapEnergy label: B

Energy label pendingBeautifully situated on the edge of Rhenen’s characterful town centre and overlooking the Palmerswaard nature reserve and the Lower Rhine. This is one of the most scenic spots on the Utrechtse Heuvelrug. In this unique location, you now have the chance to make all your living wishes come true. On this dream site stands this authentic 1930s detached house with private driveway, carport, and a generous plot—now for sale.A charming detached home with plenty of space and potential awaits at Utrechtsestraatweg 31 in Rhenen. Here, space and character come together beautifully. With a bright living room and open kitchen, a practical utility room, and a bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor, this property offers everything for comfortable, versatile living. The upper floors add three bedrooms, a second bathroom, and a spacious attic. In total, the house has a living area of approx. 127 m², which can easily be expanded with an extension and possibly a second-storey addition. The spacious, sunny garden with stunning panoramic views over the green surroundings and the Lower Rhine completes the picture. The existing solar panels provide extra sustainability. This is a house that immediately feels pleasant, while still offering room to add your own ideas—a rare opportunity in a fantastic location.A special location on the edge of Rhenen makes this a wonderful place to live. Primary and secondary schools and sports clubs are nearby, and supermarkets and shops are easily accessible. The proximity to public transport and major roads ensures you can quickly reach other parts of town and surrounding areas. Nature and recreation are abundantly present in the immediate vicinity, making this area not only practical but also highly appealing.EntranceA driveway that accommodates several cars and a neatly landscaped front garden create an inviting first impression. Through the entrance you enter the hall, which provides access to the toilet, the staircase to the first floor, the cellar, and the living room. There is also ample space for a coat rack or storage unit.Living RoomThe living room is the heart of the home and exudes warmth thanks to the combination of large windows, a cozy fireplace, and characterful wooden support beams. The open layout offers plenty of scope for arranging a sitting area and dining space, while the sliding door to the garden creates a direct connection to the outdoors. Thanks to the air conditioning, this room is comfortable in every season.KitchenThe open kitchen adjoins the living room and features an L-shaped worktop with hob, extractor, dishwasher, and sink. There is also a combination oven, a refrigerator, and ample storage. While the kitchen is functional and spacious, it can be modernized to suit personal taste.Utility RoomA utility room adjoins the kitchen and offers practical storage for provisions or household items—a welcome addition for day-to-day convenience.Bathroom (Ground Floor)A bathroom on the ground floor is a unique feature, enabling single-level living. Fully tiled, it includes a shower with glass screen, toilet, washbasin, and storage unit—adding comfort and ease of use.Additional RoomAn extra room adjacent to the bathroom adds further flexibility. Whether used as a study, reading room, or bedroom: with views and direct access to the garden—combined with air conditioning—this is a versatile and pleasant space.First FloorA fixed staircase leads to the first floor, where you will find three bedrooms and a second bathroom. The layout makes this an ideal floor for families or for those seeking space to combine living and working.BedroomsThe bedrooms on this floor are practical in size and feature built-in wardrobes, making them well suited as sleeping, working, or hobby rooms. The spaces are neatly maintained, but can be modernized if desired.Sanitary (First Floor)The first-floor bathroom is generously sized and includes a shower, bathtub, toilet, and double washbasin with storage unit. From this room there is also access to the roof terrace—a unique bonus for those who enjoy fresh air and privacy.Second FloorA fixed staircase brings you to the second floor, where a spacious attic sits beneath the roof ridge. The central heating boiler is located here, and there is ample room for storage or for creating an additional room.Cellar SpacesTwo cellar rooms provide practical extra storage. They are ideal for provisions, seasonal items, or hobbies that require extra space. One of the two rooms is accessible from the back garden and is used as a storage area.Outdoor SpaceA rear garden with a sunny aspect and magnificent unobstructed views over nature and water is the highlight of this home. With a paved terrace, there is ample room for a lounge set or outdoor dining table, while the garden’s greenery provides peace and privacy.General Information- Type of property: Detached- Year built: 1932- Year of renovation:- Number of rooms: 5- Number of bedrooms: 4- Number of bathrooms: 2- Parking: 4 cars on private driveway- Features: Storage / carport- Garden orientation: Southwest- Garden access: Front / rear / side and via the houseTechnical Details- Hot water: Bosch HRVW65 70L boiler (2012)- Heating: Bosch 30 HRC (2012)- Solar panels: 21- Gas fireplace- Features: Air conditioning / external sunshades / cellar- Mechanical ventilation: No- Double glazing: Throughout- Connections: Fiber-optic cable, TV cable- Window frames: Wood / uPVCWould You Like to Take a Look Inside?For more information about this property, please contact our office in Rhenen.You are most welcome! The best impression of this home is, of course, gained during a viewing. We schedule viewings in consultation with both seller and buyer and take ample time so you can explore and experience the property at your leisure.Note: Every effort has been made to compile this information with the utmost care. No rights can be derived from any inaccuracies or omissions in the data or drawings provided.

Healthy living in a natural setting with all amenities close at hand.Some homes are beautiful. Others simply feel right from the very first moment.This is one of those exceptional homes.On the edge of Veghel, within the distinctive residential concept of Veghels Buiten, lies a small residential courtyard that stands out for its peace, space and natural connection with the surrounding landscape. Not a traditional neighbourhood with straight streets and standard plots, but a contemporary interpretation of the classic farmhouse courtyard: clustered homes, abundant greenery, open sightlines and a sense of freedom that has become increasingly rare. Within this setting you will find this home. Modest on the outside, thoughtfully designed down to the finest detail on the inside.A home that simply feels rightWhat immediately stands out is the sense of calm:In the choice of materials.In the natural light.In the layout.The home has been designed around a clear philosophy: living should be healthier, more sustainable and more in harmony with nature, without compromising on comfort. Large windows bring the landscape indoors, while warm, natural materials create an atmosphere that feels both modern and timeless. The living area forms the heart of the home: open, bright and connected to the garden. A place where daily life naturally finds its rhythm.Single-level living on the ground floorOne of the key advantages is the complete living programme on the ground floor. The presence of a bedroom with its own en-suite bathroom makes single-level living effortless here. Ideal for those planning ahead, but equally appealing for anyone seeking everyday comfort. Everything you need is located on one level — without compromise.Flexibility that evolves with your lifestyleSeparate from the main residence is an independent practice or studio space.A space that cannot be defined by a single purpose — and that is exactly where its strength lies. Perfect as a home office or practice, yet equally suitable as guest accommodation or an annexe for a child or parent. If desired, this space can also be relatively easily incorporated into the main house as additional living space. This is not merely an extra room, but flexibility designed to grow with life itself.Upper floor with ample space and potentialThe upper floor is currently arranged as a multifunctional space with two bedrooms and a bathroom. There is an abundance of space and beautiful views across the surrounding meadows. With relatively simple modifications, several additional full-sized (bed)rooms could be created here, without losing the spacious feeling.Outdoor living as it was meant to beThe garden has been carefully landscaped and forms a natural extension of the home. Multiple seating areas each offer their own atmosphere: a sunny terrace, a sheltered sitting area, a delightful vegetable garden and a beautiful covered outdoor space where indoor and outdoor living blend seamlessly together. Here, life follows the rhythm of the seasons — from the first spring sunshine to long summer evenings.Practical without drawing attention to itselfOn the property itself, there are two private parking spaces beneath a shared carport/open barn structure, jointly owned together with the other residents of the courtyard. The entire concept has been carefully designed and harmoniously integrated into its surroundings, while preserving its stylish appearance. Practical convenience and a tranquil living experience go hand in hand here.FinallyThis is not a home that demands attention.But it is one that stays with you.Because everything feels right.Because it brings peace.Because it offers something truly rare:A healthy and natural way of living, rather than simply comfortable living.

Where soul and serenity come together.A monumental farmhouse, a timeless home, a life surrounded by nature.Some places are felt the moment you arrive. Haarensebaan 5 in Udenhout is one of those places. Not because it is grand, but because everything feels right. Because here, history, tranquillity, space and an exceptional level of finish come together in perfect harmony — something rarely found in a property of this age.Set on a generous plot of over 3.6 hectares, bordering the vast countryside, this characterful long-façade farmhouse offers a truly unique living experience. Originally built around 1850, it has, over recent years, been transformed with extraordinary care and dedication into a full-fledged country residence — essentially rebuilt while preserving its soul and authenticity.What has emerged here is rare: a home that carries the character of the past while offering all the comfort of modern living.The main residence feels warm, spacious and effortless. Authentic features such as wooden beams, open sightlines and the traditional elongated façade structure have not only been preserved, but enhanced. At the same time, the property has been technically and structurally upgraded to contemporary standards, resulting in a living area of over 360 m² and an impressive volume of approximately 1,783 m³.Everywhere, the connection with the outdoors is palpable. Not forced, but entirely natural. The surrounding landscape is not merely a backdrop — it becomes part of the living experience itself.One of the most remarkable features of the estate is the indoor swimming pool. Not simply an addition, but an experience in its own right. Expansive glass façades open up panoramic views across the surrounding meadows, creating the sensation of swimming in the heart of the landscape. At times, it almost feels as though the grazing cows nearby are part of the scenery — a rare and almost surreal experience unlike anything else.The outdoor space unfolds like a private estate. Meadows, mature greenery and a magnificent pond create a natural layering and depth that go far beyond the concept of mere “space.” This is landscape living on your own land, with ever-changing sightlines and a profound sense of peace.Several outbuildings are spread across the grounds, completing the estate perfectly. Functional where needed, full of character where desired. They provide ample possibilities for storage, hobbies, keeping animals, or creating additional living or working spaces — all without compromising the overall aesthetic.There is room here for horses, for outdoor living, for freedom. But above all, for a way of life that is becoming increasingly rare.The technical foundation of the property is solid and future-oriented. Insulation, installations and energy systems have all been updated in recent years, resulting in a comfortable indoor climate and an energy label B — something highly uncommon for a property of this type.The location completes the picture. Entirely private and surrounded by nature, yet within easy reach of Tilburg, ’s-Hertogenbosch and Eindhoven. Here, you are not isolated — merely secluded.Haarensebaan 5 is not simply a collection of features.It is a place where past and present merge seamlessly.Where atmosphere has not been created, but evolved naturally.And where comfort is not merely visible, but deeply felt.A rare combination of soul and serenity.

Some homes impress through their sheer size.Others through luxury.But every once in a while, a place emerges where everything comes together: tranquility, nature, architecture, privacy, and a way of living that you feel the moment you arrive at the estate.Logtenburg 4 is such a place.Hidden amidst greenery, between Sint-Oedenrode and Veghel, this exceptional woodland villa is situated on a fully enclosed plot of no less than 27,660 m². A private world of its own, surrounded by mature trees, rolling lawns, and complete silence — yet remarkably central, in the heart of Brabant.The villa was designed by architect C.J. Bos, inspired by the organic architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. This influence is evident in every detail: the low horizontal lines, the natural materials, the warm appearance, and above all the seamless connection between indoors and outdoors. Here, you do not live beside nature, but truly within it.The residence has been designed largely on one level, with comfort and lifetime living as key principles. Expansive glass façades draw the landscape indoors and provide views of the surrounding greenery from virtually every room. Peace, light, and privacy form the constant foundation of daily life here.What makes this villa even more unique is the fully self-contained second wing, complete with its own entrance, driveway, and parking facilities. Ideal for guests, informal care arrangements, dual occupancy, a home office, or a live-in family member — all without compromising privacy or independence.In terms of sustainability, this villa also ranks among the absolute finest. The property is entirely gas-free, equipped with 60 solar panels, and boasts an A++++ energy label. A future-proof country estate where comfort, technology, and energy performance come together at the highest level.Outside, the grounds unfold like a private park. The spacious covered terrace directly adjoins the swimming pool and forms a natural extension of the living space. Here, summer days effortlessly flow into long evenings, surrounded by greenery and silence.Yet the true strength of Logtenburg 4 lies not only in the villa itself or the estate. It lies in the feeling this place evokes: the freedom, the serenity, and the effortless way in which luxury merges with nature and quality of life.And all of this within short distance of Eindhoven, ASML, Eindhoven Airport and 's-Hertogenbosch, with the A50 just minutes away.A rare estate for those seeking space, tranquility, and a level of living that is becoming increasingly difficult to find.

Exclusive Country Residence in the Heart of One of Oisterwijk’s Most Beautiful AvenuesOn one of the most sought after avenues of Oisterwijk, hidden among greenery and offering complete privacy, you will find this generously proportioned and impeccably maintained country residence. Built in 1998 under architectural supervision, with a clear focus on style, tranquility and comfort.An Impressive ArrivalVia the stately driveway, secured by a gate, you enter the expansive plot of no less than 2,212 m². The residence itself has a volume of nearly 2,000 m³ and a living area of 426 m². The reception hall is spacious and elegant, featuring a cloakroom and access to the basement, which includes a separate storage room and an inviting wine cellar.The ground floor offers an extensive and refined living program:• a living room with mantelpiece and open fireplace• an adjoining garden room with French doors opening onto the terrace• a separate television room and a stylish study• a luxuriously appointed kitchen designed for living• a dining room with open fireplace• a utility room with built in cabinetry, second toilet and showerBoth the kitchen and the dining room provide access to the covered terrace with an atmospheric outdoor fireplace, ideal for long summer evenings or intimate dinners outside.Comfortable Living on the First FloorThe first floor comprises five bedrooms, two bathrooms and a separate laundry room. The principal bedroom features its own private bathroom and direct access to a sunny terrace. The landing is fitted with a wall of built in wardrobes, combining functionality with elegance. A hatch provides access to the spacious storage attic on the second floor.Outdoor Living at Its FinestThe architect designed garden is a true outdoor retreat. Complete privacy, mature planting, a swimming pool, multiple terraces, some of which are covered, and a garden house complete the setting. The garden is equipped with an advanced irrigation system.The double garage and double carport provide space for several vehicles. A separate bicycle storage area completes the ensemble.A Unique Setting on the KivitslaanThis villa embodies everything that makes living on the Kivitslaan so desirable: space, tranquility, privacy and direct access to nature. At the same time, the vibrant center of Oisterwijk with its renowned terraces, boutiques and restaurants is just moments away. The forests and fens of Oisterwijk are quite literally around the corner.A viewing here is not simply a viewing, it is an experience.Discover this exceptional residence and allow yourself to be surprised by the harmony of style, comfort and nature.

Living without compromise: space, tranquility, sustainability and endless possibilitiesIn a beautiful location near the harbor of Sprang-Capelle, you will find this truly unique, fully renovated former farmhouse set on a generous plot of over 2,460 m². A home where space, luxury and future-proof living come together. With approximately 375 m² of living space, more than 300 m² of additional indoor space, an A++ energy label, 48 solar panels, heat pumps and an almost gas-free installation, this property is completely prepared for the future. And all this with the A59 motorway just one minute away and cities such as Den Bosch, Tilburg and Breda reachable within half an hour. Grand living, ultimate freedom, yet perfectly accessible.A completed renovation project with vision and dedicationBetween 2020 and 2025, the current owners left nothing to chance. The property has been renewed, made sustainable and refined from top to bottom. All pipes and installations have been replaced, floors and façades insulated, roofs fully renewed (including purlins and roof decking), and the home equipped with modern heat pumps.The result? A comfortable, energy-efficient house with a surprisingly low electricity bill of approximately €170 per month. Cooking is currently still done on gas, by choice of the owners who enjoy cooking. Prefer induction? No problem — the necessary provisions are already in place. The home can easily be made completely gas-free.Historic character with contemporary comfortBehind its modern performance lies a home with a remarkable story. The original construction dates back to approximately 1850. During the Second World War, the front section was damaged, after which the front façade was rebuilt. Whereas the house once stood directly on the street, it is now positioned approximately six meters back. This makes it one of the few homes in this characteristic street with a generous front garden and ample distance from the road.During the recent renovation, the façades were cleaned, impregnated, re-pointed where necessary and insulated. Authentic wooden beams have been preserved, left visible and professionally treated, creating a warm, characterful atmosphere with a nod to the past.Life-cycle proof living with exceptional spaceDespite its impressive dimensions, the home feels logical and comfortable. It is fully life-cycle proof. On the ground floor you will find, in addition to the spacious living room, a very generous bedroom, a large walk-in closet and a spacious bathroom. There is also a complete laundry room with ample storage and a sink.Upstairs are three additional bedrooms and a second bathroom.Do not be misled by the floor plans: due to the sheer size of the property, the rooms may appear smaller than they actually are. Please refer carefully to the listed dimensions — they truly reveal how spacious this home is.A kitchen and bar designed for gatheringThe inviting kitchen flows seamlessly into the cozy living room and features a kitchen island with an adjoining wooden dining table, plenty of storage space and all modern built-in appliances.And then… accessible via the utility room, the garage or the veranda at the rear… the bar. Fully equipped with refrigeration units, its own restroom with toilet and urinal, and an impressive mezzanine reaching up to the roof ridge. Even from the attic level you can look down into the bar. This is a space that must be experienced.A “garage” the size of a commercial hallThe adjoining garage hardly does justice to its name. With approximately 160 m² of space, a large sectional door at the rear measuring 3.5 meters in both width and height, a loft and additional indoor areas, it is a dream for car enthusiasts, camper storage, collectors or hobbyists. A large van can easily drive inside.And that does not even include the additional indoor areas: including the attic above the bar, the property offers more than 300 m² of extra space in addition to the living area.Suitable for B&B, home office or multi-generational livingThe possibilities here are truly endless. A Bed & Breakfast is among the options (permit required), partly thanks to a separate entrance at the rear and ample on-site parking. Multi-generational living is also perfectly feasible: parents, children and grandchildren together, while maintaining privacy.For those working from home, there is a spacious home office, accessible via its own entrance and overlooking the driveway.Low-maintenance, quiet and comfortableThanks to uPVC window frames with wood-grain finish, concrete cladding in wood-look style and fully insulated façades, maintenance is minimal. Part of the glazing consists of sound-insulating (triple) glass, ensuring that traffic noise is barely audible in the living room and bedroom.Underfloor heating on the ground floor, high-quality materials and carefully considered choices complete the comfort.Technically perfectedBehind the scenes, everything has also been carefully arranged. The electrical installation is extensive and future-oriented, with multiple three-phase groups, separate distribution boards for the house and rear building, surge protection and full provisions for the solar panels.An asbestos report from 2019 is available, confirming that no suspicious materials were found. All wooden trusses have been treated against woodworm, including warranty certification.A place you need to experienceWords, floor plans and photos do their best, but this property cannot truly be captured on paper. The space, atmosphere, tranquility and possibilities must be experienced in person. The same applies to the outdoor area. As all time and energy were devoted to the house itself, the next owner has the opportunity to further design the garden to their own taste. A solid foundation is already in place: paving has been completed and a very spacious veranda — accessible from the bar — has been installed.With the vast space behind and beside the house, the outdoor possibilities are virtually limitless.* General information* Plot size: 2,460 m²* Living area: 373 m²* Additional indoor space: approx. 307 m²* Building-related outdoor space: 43 m²* Year of construction: 1850* Energy label: A++ (solar panels and air-source heat pumps)* Volume: 2,522 m³* Transfer: in consultationFinallyA property can only truly be seen, felt and experienced during a personal viewing. Please call or email us to schedule an appointment. We would be delighted to show you around.In the event of a sale, the standard purchase agreement model established by the Dutch Association of Real Estate Agents (NVM), the Consumers’ Association and the Homeowners’ Association will be used. This agreement includes the standard obligation for the buyer to provide a deposit or bank guarantee equal to 10% of the purchase price.A purchase agreement is concluded subject to the condition that both parties sign the contract. Neither a verbal agreement nor written confirmation thereof grants any rights.This presentation has been compiled with the utmost care and is intended to provide general information only. No rights can be derived from its contents. Floor plans and measurements are indicative, may differ from the actual situation and are intended solely to provide an impression of the layout.

A characterful 1920s villa with a thatched roof, a deep, lush green garden and energy label A!In this stately 1920s villa you immediately experience how authentic charm and contemporary luxury can reinforce one another. The home offers 211 m² of living space and provides generous living areas, an atmospheric living room with multiple seating areas, a beautiful live-in kitchen, four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a spacious garden that feels like an extension of the living comfort. The thatched roof and the warm colour scheme of the façade give the villa its distinctive, almost romantic appearance, while inside everything has been modernised with an eye for quality and ambiance. From the ground-floor bedroom to the large roof terrace and the large detached garage at the rear of the garden: every space tells the same story. This is a home that has been lived in with care and lovingly maintained and improved over the years. A house that feels grand without being distant, inviting you to truly make it your home.The neighbourhoodKerkewijk 106 is located on one of Veenendaal’s most beautiful avenues: wide, green and popular for its characteristic buildings. You live here quietly yet surprisingly centrally. Veenendaal’s town centre can be reached within minutes, and supermarkets, speciality shops and pleasant restaurants are also close by. Schools, sports facilities and the expansive forests of the Utrechtse Heuvelrug are nearby as well, making this an excellent location for families and nature lovers alike. The connections to the A12 and A30 are excellent, providing easy access to Utrecht, Arnhem and Ede. It is a location that offers both comfort and charm: peaceful living without having to miss urban amenities.Ground floorYou enter via the side of the house into the hallway, where the first 1920s details immediately reveal themselves: warm materials, lovely natural light, stained-glass windows and a pleasant flow towards the basement and living area. The toilet is modern and the staircase is authentic. The living room extends deep into the house and is wonderfully bright thanks to the large windows, bay window and the conservatory at the rear. The sense of warmth comes from the wooden floors, the elegant fireplace surround and the different seating areas that make the whole intimate and inviting. The conservatory is a delightful addition; here you can easily create a cosy seating area, with views of the garden through the French doors.The live-in kitchen is modern and fitted with luxury appliances such as a large gas stove, a canopy extractor, dishwasher, fridge and freezer, air conditioning and a Quooker tap. Here you cook with a view of the garden, while natural light beautifully glides across the kitchen’s golden fronts. The conservatory and back garden can also be accessed via the kitchen. Adjacent, you reach on one side the practical utility room with laundry connections, and on the other a very spacious bedroom with an equally spacious walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom. Sliding doors connect the bedroom to the garden, and the garden can also be easily reached via the walk-in closet. The generous bathroom features light tiling and a skylight, a whirlpool bath, double vanity, walk-in shower, wall-hung toilet and plenty of storage space.First floorThe first floor brings you to the bright landing with air conditioning and connects to three spacious bedrooms and a second bathroom. Each room has its own charm and a convenient washbasin unit. The largest room also has air conditioning and offers access to the generous balcony through French doors, overlooking the deep garden. The bathroom on this floor is practically laid out with a washbasin, shower and toilet. The floor feels airy thanks to the space and the abundance of daylight throughout.Outdoor spaceThe garden is without doubt one of the villa’s most special features. With 674 m² of private land, you have ample space, privacy and tranquillity here. The garden stretches far to the rear and offers multiple terraces, elegant planting and surprising sightlines. At the back stands a large detached garage with an adjoining lockable carport and a storage room with a double skylight. As an extra addition there is a cosy garden room, attractively finished and fitted with a window. The garden is designed to shine in every season: from the first spring sunshine to warm summer evenings. It is a place where you can dine, lounge, garden and relax — all in your own green setting.ClosingThis villa offers a unique combination of space, character and comfort — a place where atmosphere and quality effortlessly enhance one another. The generous plot, beautiful living spaces and timeless appearance make this a home you won’t come across often. Feel free to schedule an appointment, walk through the rooms, feel the calm of the garden and experience for yourself how special living at Kerkewijk 106 can be.General informationProperty type: VillaYear built: 1925Number of rooms: 6Number of bedrooms: 4Number of bathrooms: 2Parking: 6 spaces on private property, 2 of which are coveredFeatures: roof terrace / storage / garage / studio spaceGarden orientation: south-westGarden access: front / back / side and via the houseTechnical informationHot water: Nefit Topline HRC 45/CW6 T3 II + Quooker (hot/sparkling water)Heating: Nefit Topline HRC 45/CW6 T3 IIUnderfloor heating: in the walk-in closetSolar panels: 12Gas fireplaceAmenities: air conditioning (6 units) / alarm system / external sun blinds / basement / attic storage / walk-in closet / petrol-powered emergency generator (7 kW with Mains changeover switch)Insulation: roof / cavity wall / fully insulated floor / Quooker with sparkling and cold waterDouble glazing: throughoutFibre-optic cable, TV cableAlready connected to the rainwater sewer systemWOULD YOU LIKE TO TAKE A LOOK INSIDE?For more information about this property, please contact our office in Veenendaal by phone at +31 318 559600.You are very welcome! The best impression of this home is, of course, gained during a viewing. We always try to schedule viewings in consultation with seller and buyer and take ample time, so you can view and experience the property at your leisure.Note: The compilation of this information has been carried out with the utmost care. No rights or claims can be derived from any inaccuracies in the stated information and drawings.

Estate HoogenhuizenThere are places you do not simply visit, but arrive at.Estate Hoogenhuizen is one of those places. On the edge of Moergestel, hidden behind mature greenery and reached via a bridge with a monumental entrance gate, lies a historic estate of a scale and individuality that has become exceptionally rare in Brabant.At the heart of the estate stands the main residence with its coach house, set on a secluded plot of approximately one hectare, entirely encircled by a moat. Within these grounds, an almost classical country estate atmosphere emerges: the driveway, bridge, gate, manor house, coach house and park-like gardens together create a world of their own. Private, stately and sheltered, yet surprisingly close to the village centre of Moergestel.A historic country estate where the exterior already speaks for itself, while the next owner is given the opportunity to completely reimagine the interior.A Manor House with History, Presence and Future PotentialThe villa dates back to 1889 and was built in an eclectic architectural style. The façades, masonry, tall windows, roof structure and original proportions provide the property with that effortless grandeur that cannot be created, only preserved. Externally, the main residence is presented in a well-maintained and representative condition. The impression upon arrival is that of a true country estate: monumental, understated and possessing a grandeur that never feels forced.Internally, however, the residence calls for a new vision. The layout, kitchen, bathrooms, technical installations, paintwork and finishes are dated and require full modernisation to a standard befitting a property of this calibre. While this is no small undertaking, it is equally the opportunity. The foundations are all in place: volume, history, scale, natural light, sightlines and a spatial structure that lends itself perfectly to contemporary living.The residence currently offers six bedrooms, with possibilities for further expansion and reconfiguration. Those able to look beyond the current state will not only see what the property is today, but what it could become: a country residence combining historic elegance with modern comfort. Think generous suites, luxurious bathrooms, an expansive family kitchen, office and guest accommodation, and a more open connection between the living spaces, gardens and surrounding parkland.Coach House: Full of Character and PossibilitiesThe large detached coach house forms an integral part of the estate ensemble. Externally it is in good condition and currently serves perfectly as garaging for approximately three cars, complemented by a workshop and storage loft. Practical, spacious and entirely fitting for estate living.At the same time, this coach house offers exceptional potential. Subject to the applicable public regulations, monument approvals and any required permits, it may be possible to convert all or part of the building into an elegant ancillary residence or pre-care accommodation, artist’s studio, office, guesthouse or independent home workspace. In this way, the coach house can evolve alongside the future owner’s lifestyle and needs.Park-Like Gardens Within the MoatInside the moat lies a beautiful park-like garden with mature trees, established greenery and the atmosphere found only on historic country estates. The grounds feel both intimate and expansive at the same time. From the house, the views are not of neighbouring properties, but of greenery, sky, water, tree trunks and the changing seasons. It is a place for long lunches in the garden, quiet evenings, children disappearing among the trees, guests arriving through the gate and the daily pleasure of living somewhere steeped in history.Meadows, Stables and Equestrian PossibilitiesBeyond the moat, the estate extends into expansive meadows, giving the property far greater significance than simply a villa with gardens. Here lies the opportunity to keep horses at home, create a small private country estate or manage the land in a more natural and extensive way.The existing stable complex does require attention. Its condition is poor and future use will likely require complete modernisation or redevelopment. For equestrian enthusiasts, however, this presents the opportunity to create stable facilities entirely to their own standards and future requirements. Those without a need for private horse facilities or active land management may explore leasing the meadows to third parties. In this way, ownership and control remain intact, while the grounds require less day-to-day maintenance. Another possibility may be redevelopment into garages, recreational facilities, staff accommodation or guest lodgings.Who This Estate Is Meant ForHoogenhuizen is not intended for someone simply seeking a turnkey villa. This is an estate for a buyer who recognises the value of location, history, scale and individuality, and who is prepared to shape the interior according to their own vision. The reward is considerable: a country estate with a strong monumental ensemble, a secluded principal courtyard, a highly usable coach house, park-like grounds, extensive meadows and the opportunity to create a truly personal family estate.Here, one does not simply purchase four walls. One acquires a gate, a bridge, a moat, a house with history, space for horses or tranquillity, and above all: the freedom to add a new chapter to Hoogenhuizen’s story.Key FeaturesHistoric Estate Hoogenhuizen on the edge of Moergestel.Main residence, coach house, entrance gate and bridge forming a powerful monumental ensemble.Secluded principal grounds of approximately 1 hectare, entirely surrounded by a moat.Total landholding of approximately 81,480 m² / 8.148 hectares according to cadastral records.Main residence externally representative; interior requires complete modernisation.Currently six bedrooms with opportunities for reconfiguration and expansion.Large detached coach house with space for approximately three cars, workshop and storage loft.Coach house potentially suitable for ancillary accommodation, pre-care living, studio, office or guest accommodation, subject to permits and monument approvals.Park-like gardens with mature trees within the moat.Extensive meadows and stable buildings outside the moat; ideal for private equestrian use or extensive land management/leasing.Registered NSW estate. Information regarding the fiscal advantages of the estate’s NSW status can be found on the website of the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) under the Dutch Nature Conservation Act (Natuurschoonwet).