luxury architect houses for sale North Brabant, Netherlands

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.

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.

On the impressive Bredaseweg, hidden behind mature trees and a long private driveway, lies one of those rare homes that can hardly be compared to anything else. Not a standard villa, nor a property that seeks to impress merely through size or luxury, but a residence with history, character, and an almost tangible sense of tranquility.This impressive country estate was designed by architect Jan Rebel, renowned for his distinctive villas commissioned by Tilburg’s industrialist families. His signature style is still visible throughout. The flowing rooflines, warm orange-red brickwork, tall chimneys, bay windows, refined timber entrance features, and the almost organic harmony between house and landscape create an appearance that is rarely built today.The residence is set on a magnificent park-like plot of over 6,200 m², entirely enclosed by mature greenery. The moment the gates close behind you, the outside world seems to fade almost instantly into the background. What remains are the rustling of trees, long sightlines across the lawns, and an exceptional sense of privacy.What immediately stands out is how naturally the architecture blends into the landscape. Nearly every room maintains a connection with the outdoors. Large windows quite literally draw the greenery inside, filling the home with light, serenity, and uninterrupted views.Inside, the original character has been preserved with great respect, while the property has also undergone a thorough renovation and been adapted to meet contemporary standards of comfort. Not a sterile renovation, but a carefully balanced combination of authenticity and modern luxury.The impressive central hall with mezzanine and bespoke staircase forms the heart of the home. A space that offers grandeur without ever feeling distant or formal. From here, the various living areas connect effortlessly. The living room is both spacious and inviting, featuring beautiful sightlines towards the gardens, multiple fireplaces, and an atmosphere more reminiscent of an English country house than a traditional villa.The kitchen-diner, centred around a large Bulthaup cooking island, provides a wonderful space for both daily living and entertaining guests. French doors connect the kitchen directly to the terraces and surrounding gardens.Particularly noteworthy is the wellness wing with its indoor swimming pool, sauna, and steam facilities. This area offers every opportunity to create a luxurious private spa at home, while the expansive glass façades provide a beautiful connection with the surrounding greenery. In addition, the estate includes a striking modern pavilion that forms a sophisticated contrast with the architecture of the original house and lends itself perfectly as an atelier, workspace, lounge, or guest accommodation.With approximately 806 m² of living space, seven bedrooms, three bathrooms, multiple living and working areas, several basement rooms, a wine cellar, and a fully functional second floor, the home offers a rare degree of flexibility.The master suite is undoubtedly one of the highlights of the property. Its characteristic curved façade, bespoke cabinetry, fireplace, and luxurious bathroom create an ambiance with an almost boutique-hotel allure.Outside, the setting is equally impressive. Mature trees, rhododendrons, ornamental ponds, winding pathways, and sun-drenched terraces create a park-like environment that seems to evolve beautifully with the changing seasons. A place where silence and space can still truly be experienced.And all of this within close proximity to Tilburg city centre, the Oude Warande, various schools and universities, and the main roads towards Breda, Eindhoven, and ’s-Hertogenbosch.Bredaseweg 389 is a home for true connoisseurs. For those who recognise architecture. Who appreciate the value of a residence with soul, history, and an exceptional location. A country estate that does not demand attention, but instead gradually reveals itself — and once experienced, is difficult to let go.