luxury real estate for sale Hulshorst, Netherlands
Contemporary house with garden and terrace Hulshorst (Netherlands)
Onder de Bos 103 – Forest-Edge Country Villa with Far-Reaching Meadow Views On the edge of the Veluwe woods, where ancient trees meet open Dutch pastureland, this 1930s country villa combines classic architecture with a meticulous contemporary renovation. Set high above the surrounding meadows on a private plot of 6,864 m², the house enjoys panoramic views to the front and an intimate woodland atmosphere to the rear – a rare best of both worlds location in the heart of the Netherlands. Originally built in 1936 and fully updated in recent years, the villa now offers approximately 303 m² of living space across two levels, with an A+ energy label and extensive sustainability upgrades, including comprehensive insulation, a new high-efficiency heating system, and 21 solar panels (installed in 2024). Running costs are remarkably modest for a property of this scale, making it an attractive long-term retreat or primary residence. Light, Space and Views The main entrance opens into a generous hall with a striking void. To one side, a large L-shaped living room stretches along the front façade, framed by oversized windows that capture the ever-changing light over the meadows. A contemporary fireplace creates a cosy seating zone within the same space, ideal for both relaxed family living and more formal entertaining. French doors at the rear connect the living room to a covered veranda overlooking the surrounding woodland. This seamless in-out flow, with contrasting vistas of open fields to the front and forest to the back, defines the house's character and makes it exceptionally atmospheric in every season. Contemporary Family Kitchen and Dining Room At the heart of the home is a spacious, recently installed family kitchen (2023) with a large U-shaped layout and full-height cabinetry. Designed for serious cooks and convivial gatherings alike, it features modern built-in appliances and generous worktop space. The kitchen opens into a glass-rich dining room at the rear – a serene dining and living space that feels immersed in the surrounding trees. From here, broad views of the private woodland and landscaped garden create a true inside the forest experience, while remaining comfortably sheltered and usable year-round. A practical utility room with laundry connections and the new central heating system adjoins the kitchen, keeping household functions discreetly out of sight. Five Bedrooms and Modern Bath The first floor offers a family-friendly layout with five well-proportioned bedrooms off a central landing. Large windows ensure each room enjoys abundant natural light, with several bedrooms oriented to take in either the sweeping meadow views or the calming forest backdrop. Ceiling heights and largely straight walls (thanks to the high eaves line) make the spaces particularly practical and easy to furnish. A significantly enlarged and fully modernised bathroom, renewed approximately 1.5 years ago, serves the floor. It features a walk-in shower, double washbasin and toilet, with contemporary finishes and underfloor heating for year-round comfort. Above, a large, floored attic offers excellent storage. Grounds, Barn, and Carport Approached via a private access road, the villa sits within mature, thoughtfully landscaped grounds that blend formal garden elements with more natural woodland and meadow. Lawns and several terraces around the house provide sun and shade throughout the day, while established trees and planting ensure both beauty and privacy. Opposite the villa, a substantial detached outbuilding combines a fully insulated barn/garage with a double carport and a large attic space above. This structure, built to modern standards using traditional materials, is ideal for car collectors, a workshop, or a studio, and, subject to local regulations, could be further adapted for guest accommodation or a home office. Additional parking on the driveway comfortably accommodates multiple vehicles. Modern Comfort, Quiet Luxury Behind the fresh façade, the property has been comprehensively upgraded. Key works include renewed flat roofs (2023), extensive insulation of facades, roofs, and floors, new high-efficiency central heating, mechanical ventilation (2023), a recent full exterior repaint (2024), air conditioning, smart-home elements, and 21 owned solar panels installed in 2024 with long manufacturer warranties. Together, these works elevate the villa to contemporary standards of comfort while preserving its original charm. Location Onder de Bos 103 lies in a small enclave of detached homes between the forests of the Veluwe and open farmland, in the hamlet of Hulshorst. Everyday amenities, schools, golf courses, and marinas on the Veluwemeer are within easy driving distance, while the larger towns of Harderwijk, Nunspeet, and Zwolle provide restaurants, culture, and international schooling options. Major Dutch cities and Schiphol Airport are readily accessible by car and train, positioning this peaceful country retreat within the national and European networks. Balancing heritage character, extensive recent investment, and an exceptional setting at the edge of the woods, this villa is a rare opportunity for buyers seeking a turnkey country home in one of the Netherlands' most beautiful landscapes.
…By Annonceur International
7 listings near Hulshorst
Apartment with terrace Harderwijk (Netherlands)
Luxurious 4-room penthouse, built in 2023 and situated in the striking “IJsselmeere” building, offering phenomenal views over the historic city centre, the harbour and the beach boulevard. This unique 141 m² living experience is completely move-in ready and brings together the best of two worlds: the comfort of all the amenities and vibrant atmosphere of the city centre, combined with the luxury and high-quality finish of the apartment itself. No expense has been spared when it comes to finishing, style and detail. There is a loggia on both the beach boulevard side and the Botterhaven side, making it ideal for enjoying the morning, afternoon or evening sun. The small-scale, high-end apartment complex “IJsselmeere” consists of three residential apartments, two of which are located on the first floor, while the penthouse occupies the entire second floor. Naturally, the building is equipped with a lift. The communal areas are stylishly designed and finished with high-quality materials and exclusive lighting. During construction, the owner had several structural modifications carried out to the loggias, allowing the views to be enjoyed optimally from every part of the apartment. Various specialists were involved in the interior finishing and overall appearance of the apartment, all under the direction of BICA Styling from Harderwijk. As a result, the flooring, wall finishes, bespoke cabinetry, lighting, upholstery, kitchen and sanitary fittings are perfectly coordinated. The penthouse is virtually new, excellently insulated, gas-free and equipped with a heat pump. It has an A++ energy label. Layout: Covered main entrance with video intercom system, impressive hallway with stone flooring, elegant wall finishes, access to the lift and staircase with a void and plenty of glass. The lift stops exclusively on the second floor, directly at the front door. Entrance to the apartment, hallway with cloakroom area, guest toilet, bright living room with extensive glazing, and French doors on both sides of the living room opening onto the loggias. The bespoke, handmade luxury kitchen features a peninsula with bar seating and is fitted with all desired built-in appliances. There is also a spacious storage room. The master bedroom is fitted with custom-made designer wardrobes. Adjacent to the bedroom is a generous bathroom with walk-in shower, double washbasin, bathtub and a striking façade window. A separate area has been created in the bathroom for laundry appliances. There is a separate study with bookcase, a second bathroom with walk-in shower, washbasin and second toilet, and a spacious second bedroom with fitted wardrobes. Attractive features: * The entire penthouse is fitted with PVC flooring in a Viennese point pattern with a bronze inlay and underfloor heating; * Living area of 141 m², outdoor space of 12 m² and external storage space of 30 m²; * Two storage rooms are available: one on the ground floor of approximately 11 m², suitable for bicycles, and one in the basement of approximately 20 m²; * The penthouse is virtually new; * Well insulated, resulting in low energy costs; * Small-scale and well-functioning homeowners’ association; * Pleasant and secure living environment with friendly neighbours; * Unique views from every side of the apartment; * The building was designed with distinctive architecture inspired by the former Dwangburgt of the Duke of Guelders, which once stood on this site. Parking is available by means of a parking permit issued by the municipality of Harderwijk. The seller currently rents an additional parking space in the parking garage on Rabbistraat, and this rental arrangement can be taken over. The contribution to the homeowners’ association is €383 per month. You are warmly invited to view this magnificent penthouse in person. To schedule an appointment, please contact our office. We would be delighted to welcome you on site.
…By Netherlands Sotheby's International Realty
Contemporary house with garden Putten (Netherlands)
EXTRAORDINARY COUNTRY LIVINGYear built: 1899 (original farmhouse)Renovated: 2005–2007Volume: 1,253 m³Living area: 357 m²Plot size: 21,225 m²Outbuildings: 642 m²A harmonious blend of history and modern living.Discover the perfect combination of historic charm and contemporary comfort in this unique thatched farmhouse with several spacious outbuildings and possibilities for business use. The rural estate of more than 2 hectares has been thoughtfully designed, with the farmhouse and the large barn/garage with adjoining carport and storage as its centrepiece.The layout of the grounds creates an intimate atmosphere while maintaining an open character, where privacy, functionality and accessibility come together beautifully. At the rear of the property are facilities for keeping horses or small livestock as a hobby, including a large outbuilding with horse stables and hay storage. To the left of the driveway is another spacious outbuilding, currently rented out, offering plenty of privacy and its own parking area.Originally built in 1899, the characteristic farmhouse underwent a complete transformation between 2005 and 2007, resulting in a remarkable blend of old and new. A stunning glass walkway/conservatory now connects the farmhouse to the former thatched outbuilding, creating an impressive amount of living space and a surprising layout. The result is a stylish modern country residence where history, light and comfort come together seamlessly in a peaceful rural setting.Ground floorThe welcoming central hallway features double pivot doors on both sides. The impressive living area strikes the perfect balance between modern comfort and authentic farmhouse details, while preserving the property’s original character. At the heart of the living space is a bespoke feature wall with a striking see-through gas fireplace, allowing the warmth and atmosphere to be enjoyed throughout the room.From the central hallway, the luxurious kitchen is reached through the impressive glass walkway/conservatory. This space beautifully connects the former outbuilding with the outdoors. The kitchen has a sleek contemporary design and is equipped with every modern convenience and luxury. A practical utility room with rear entrance is located adjacent to the kitchen.The spacious contemporary bathroom has a playful layout enhanced by the roof construction. It offers everything needed to relax and unwind, including a whirlpool bathtub, steam shower cabin, sauna, double washbasin, designer radiator and built-in wardrobes.Special Velux roof windows provide wonderful natural light throughout the home. The property also features four unique bedrooms, each with its own staircase leading to a mezzanine sleeping area. All rooms have a fresh modern appearance and are finished in the same contemporary style, with polished concrete floors and concrete-look plaster walls. Each room also includes a washbasin, built-in sliding wardrobes and a dormer window.In addition, there are two exceptional spaces on the first floor. Above the kitchen, a mezzanine lounge area has been created, accessible via a fixed staircase from the kitchen. The spacious and surprising master bedroom is reached via a staircase from the central hallway and is positioned above the main living area.OutbuildingsThe large outbuilding with upper floor perfectly complements the farmhouse. With a surface area of over 225 m² and many additional facilities, the possibilities here are extensive. Combined with the horse stables, hay storage, illuminated outdoor riding arena and ample pasture space, it is ideal for horse enthusiasts. Naturally, the building is also suitable for a wide range of other uses.The spacious barn/garage with adjoining storage room and carport is equipped with various facilities including electricity, three-phase power, utility sink, gas heater, attic storage and a groundwater pump for irrigation. The storage room is accessible both internally from the barn/garage and externally via a separate entrance door.The property also includes a third substantial outbuilding/barn with various facilities. Thanks to its favourable position on the plot and dedicated parking area, it is highly suitable for rental purposes if desired. Of course, it can also be used privately or adapted for other purposes.
…By Annonceur International
Villa Apeldoorn (Netherlands)
Set on a no-through avenue in Apeldoorn’s Indische Buurt, this characterful detached town villa features a versatile extension and a sunny garden. The accommodation comprises a sitting room with conservatory, a spacious kitchen-diner, a garden room, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, an extension containing a utility room and home office, a basement and a hobby room. The private landscaped garden includes a pond with a watercourse, a covered veranda and several terraces.The property is distinguished by its striking early twentieth-century architecture and versatile layout. Its historic exterior is complemented by comfortable, contemporary accommodation with ample space for working from home, relaxing and entertaining guests.The elevations feature generous roof overhangs, decorative brackets, exposed timber detailing, wooden shutters and tall windows. The white-painted brickwork and authentic colour palette of dark green, ochre yellow and wine red give the property its distinctive appearance. The entire exterior was repainted in 2025.A range of structural and energy-efficiency improvements has been undertaken. Cavity-wall insulation has been installed, while the original single glazing has been upgraded to insulated double glazing, retaining the feature stained-glass panels. A hybrid heat pump was installed in 2022, and the roofs are fitted with 56 solar panels. The coverings of the flat roofs were renewed in 2023. Zinc guttering and rainwater downpipes have also been installed. The entire front elevation is fitted with external sun blinds, while the side elevations retain their characteristic shutters, combining solar control and privacy with the original architectural appearance.In 2009, the property was enlarged with a versatile extension that has been carefully integrated into the existing house. It is currently arranged as an office, with a hobby and storage room to the rear. The large glazed elevation extending into the apex provides abundant natural light and views over the garden.With independent access from both the front and rear, the extension is well suited to professional use from home, such as a consulting room, advisory office, studio, design workspace or home office. Subject to any necessary consents, it could also be used as guest accommodation, a bed and breakfast or semi-independent living accommodation.The private garden is planted with mature trees, hedges, perennials and flowering hydrangeas and features a pond with a watercourse. Several terraces surround the house, providing a choice of sunny and sheltered seating areas throughout the day.The covered veranda has space for a large dining table and includes an outdoor kitchen with a worktop, sink and storage. There is also room for several barbecues, allowing the veranda to be used as an outdoor room for much of the year.LocationThe Indische Buurt is designated as a municipal conservation area and is known for its leafy avenues, mature trees, detached villas and varied architecture. It offers a peaceful, green residential setting, while Apeldoorn town centre, shops, restaurants, schools, sports facilities and everyday amenities are all within easy reach.Paleis Het Loo, the Kroondomeinen royal estates and the woodlands of the Veluwe are also nearby, combining convenient access to urban amenities with nature close at hand.Apeldoorn railway station is within easy cycling distance and offers Intercity services to Amersfoort, Utrecht, Deventer and Enschede, among other destinations. The nearby road network provides convenient access to the A1 and A50 motorways, placing Arnhem, Zwolle, Amersfoort and the Randstad conurbation within comfortable driving distance.Ground floorThe sitting room is positioned at the front of the house. Its large windows provide plenty of natural light and views over the quiet avenue and surrounding greenery. The generous proportions and ceiling height allow for several seating areas.The adjoining dining room has ample space for a large dining table and provides a welcoming setting for dinners and gatherings with family and friends.The conservatory adds an attractive additional living space. Its stained-glass windows filter the daylight and create an intimate atmosphere. It is well suited as a reading corner, music room or quiet seating area overlooking the garden.The kitchen is practically arranged with light-coloured cabinetry, a dark worktop and generous workspace and storage. It connects naturally with the conservatory, garden and the extension completed in 2009.The extension is currently used as an office, with a hobby and storage room to the rear. From the entrance hall, a fixed staircase leads to the basement, which provides approximately 42.7 sq m of living accommodation. This level contains a bedroom and lounge area as well as a private bathroom with a shower and WC.First floorThe first floor has four bedrooms with high ceilings and large windows. They can be used as principal, children’s, guest or study bedrooms and enjoy views over the green surroundings.The bathroom is fitted with a bath, a separate shower, twin washbasins and a WC. Mosaic and accent tiles give the room an individual character, while the windows provide plenty of natural light.A boarded loft is accessed via a retractable loft ladder.We warmly invite you to arrange a viewing and experience the atmosphere and versatility of this villa for yourself.
…By Annonceur International
Villa with garden and terrace Apeldoorn (Netherlands)
Kerklaan 10 offers a distinctive opportunity to live and work in De Parken, one of Apeldoorn’s most beautiful and sought-after neighbourhoods. This monumental city villa masterfully combines history, comfort and practicality. With its unique split-level layout, a lower-ground floor featuring a private entrance, and a series of versatile living spaces, this property is perfectly suited for use as an office, practice, studio, consultancy or salon. Families seeking space, character and comfort will equally find an inspiring place to call home here.Overlooking the Oranjepark, the villa also features a generous roof terrace and a detached garage with storage – together forming a complete city residence. A home that is both refined and welcoming, ideal for those who value tranquillity, prestige and accessibility at the heart of Apeldoorn.Standing on the corner of the one-way streets Kerklaan and Mr. van Rhemenslaan, this impressive villa was designed in 1878 by architect A.A.M. Beretta. Built in the eclectic style, it is a fine example of 19th-century urban architecture, blending influences from Neo-Renaissance and Neoclassical design. The curved pediments above the arched windows, ornate stonework, decorative cornices and distinctive corner tower lend the property its unmistakable presence. Its architectural quality led to its designation as a listed municipal monument.The villa has been carefully restored in collaboration with Monumentenwacht and is maintained to an excellent standard. Modernisation and insulation have been carried out with great respect for the original details. The exterior has recently been repainted, the bathroom refurbished, and the living room fitted with an elegant oak herringbone parquet floor. The result is a seamless blend of period charm and contemporary comfort.Layout and living areas:A broad staircase and stately front steps lead up to the main entrance. The central hall provides access to the main living floor, cloakroom and staircases to both the lower-ground level and the upper floors.The spacious living room, with high decorative ceilings and large arched windows, exudes elegance and character. The sitting area offers views over the Oranjepark, while the bright conservatory with French doors to the garden provides a perfect spot to unwind. The combination of authentic details and black shutters creates a tasteful balance between light and privacy.At the rear of the house is a large kitchen-diner with a white U-shaped layout, equipped with modern built-in appliances including a gas hob, extractor, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and combination oven. The breakfast bar forms a natural link between cooking and dining – the true heart of the home.Adjoining the kitchen is a study overlooking the leafy rear garden, ideal as a workspace, studio or reading room. From here, a connecting door leads to the lower-ground floor, a key feature that sets this property apart.Lower ground floor – independent work or living space:The lower-ground floor has its own private entrance, making it ideal for use as a professional workspace such as a practice, consultancy, salon or coaching room.A welcoming hallway with original tiled flooring and a kitchenette with utility connections form a practical base. Two spacious rooms, previously used as offices, can be flexibly arranged – whether as workspace, guest suite, studio or lounge. With natural daylight and a warm ambience, this is a fully functional living level that combines residential comfort and professional use with ease.Upper floors and bedrooms:The first floor comprises two generous bedrooms and a modern bathroom. The main bedroom at the front has access to a large roof terrace, offering privacy and a superb view over the Oranjepark. The second bedroom is equally bright and well-proportioned.The newly refurbished bathroom includes a walk-in shower, double washbasin with illuminated mirror cabinet, wall-hung toilet and bidet. A separate third toilet is located on the landing.The second floor features three charming bedrooms with dormer windows and exposed beams – ideal for children’s rooms, guest accommodation or hobby spaces.Set on a 617 m² plot, the gardens are attractively landscaped and easy to maintain, with mature planting and tall hedges providing excellent privacy. Mature trees at the front reinforce the villa’s stately appearance.The driveway on Kerklaan offers parking for two cars and leads to a detached garage with twin storage rooms and a covered area for bicycles or bins.The location, on the edge of the Oranjepark, is exceptional – where peace, greenery and city life meet. Shops, restaurants, schools and public transport are all within walking distance, and Apeldoorn’s lively city centre is just minutes away. Major roads, including the A1 and A50, are easily accessible via the Jachtlaan and Deventerstraat.A villa of timeless character and versatility, Kerklaan 10 offers a rare opportunity to live and work harmoniously in one of Apeldoorn’s most distinguished settings. A property that balances heritage with functionality – elegant, practical and perfectly placed for both professional and private life.You are warmly invited to experience the space, light and atmosphere of this exceptional home for yourself.
…By Annonceur International
Villa with garden and terrace Apeldoorn (Netherlands)
On one of Apeldoorn’s beautiful avenues, in the sought-after De Parken district, stands this impressive town villa with soul, history and exceptional character.A home where stately architecture, refined detailing and contemporary living comfort come together in a natural and harmonious way. Here, you can enjoy spacious, stylish and sheltered living within walking distance of Oranjepark, the town centre and all daily amenities.With a living area of no less than 302 m², arranged over three full floors, the villa offers ample space for family life, working from home, guests and entertaining family and friends. The property has been restored and modernised with love and craftsmanship, while carefully preserving its original grandeur.Its status as a national monument is visible and tangible in the rich detailing. The characterful façade, with its bay window, loggias and balconies with ornate railings, gives the villa an impressive appearance. Inside, marble fireplaces with gold leaf inlay, Art Nouveau stucco ceilings, original sliding en-suite doors, a terrazzo floor and restored wall paintings create a truly special and authentic atmosphere.The villa is situated on a generous, fully enclosed plot of 635 m² with a lockable gate. The front garden has been stylishly landscaped with yew hedges, lime hydrangeas and two beautiful yellow tulip magnolias. To the rear, there is a secluded garden offering a high degree of privacy, several terraces, an artificial lawn and mature greenery. This is a place to enjoy long summer lunches, peaceful mornings and atmospheric evenings. The garden also includes a detached monumental brick outbuilding, a garage and two private parking spaces.The villa is located within the protected townscape of De Parken, just a stone’s throw from Oranjepark. Apeldoorn town centre, the railway station, schools, sports facilities and the natural surroundings of the Kroondomeinen are all easily accessible. Thanks to its location near the A1 and A50 motorways, there are excellent connections to Amersfoort, Deventer, Amsterdam, Hengelo and Germany, among other destinations.LayoutThrough the imposing front door, you enter the vestibule with its original draught lobby. The spacious hallway with terrazzo flooring forms the heart of the ground floor and provides access to the main living areas.To the right is the generous en-suite living room. The front room, with its bay window, decorative ceiling and open fireplace with marble surround, exudes warmth and character. The original sliding en-suite doors lead to the bright conservatory. Beyond this is the rear room, currently arranged as a lounge, featuring a Jacobus wood-burning stove and sliding doors to the sunny terrace.On the left-hand side of the hallway is a spacious study at the front of the house. The remarkable oil-painted ceiling in its original colours makes this an inspiring place for work, study or quiet retreat.The kitchen-diner is stylish and atmospheric, fitted with bespoke cabinetry in an elegant off-white finish, a terrazzo worktop and a Lacanche gas range with five burners and two ovens. There is ample space for a large dining table, making this a natural setting for long dinners and time spent together. Adjoining the kitchen is the utility room with a washing machine connection and access to the terrace.The first floor is reached via the monumental staircase with landing. This floor comprises three spacious bedrooms, including the master bedroom with two balconies, one of which has a loggia, as well as fitted wardrobes. The bathroom features a walk-in shower, bathtub, double washbasins and electric underfloor heating. There is also a dressing room, a separate toilet and access to the roof terrace.On the second floor, there are three further multifunctional rooms, a second bathroom with steam shower and a separate toilet. This floor is perfectly suited for children, guests, a studio, fitness room or additional workspaces.This town villa is a rare combination of space, history, comfort and beauty.We warmly invite you to experience the exceptional ambience of this villa for yourself.
…By Annonceur International
Villa Apeldoorn (Netherlands)
A villa with space for life to unfold. Arriving home here feels like leaving the demands of the day behind. The villa enjoys a sheltered position within a well-kept residential neighbourhood, combining peace, privacy and a reassuring sense of seclusion with excellent accessibility. It is a place where children can grow up comfortably, guests can stay in complete privacy and working from home can be accommodated with ease.Inside, the atmosphere is warm and understated. The split-level design creates intriguing sightlines and gives each space its own distinct character, while maintaining a natural connection between the different floors. An abundance of daylight, natural materials and a soft colour palette lend the interior a sense of calm. The house feels exceptionally spacious, yet never imposing.With 393 sq m of living space, five bedrooms, three bathrooms and an extensive lower-ground floor incorporating a wellness suite, swimming pool and private bar with lounge, the villa can adapt effortlessly to different stages of life. It offers room for a family to spend time together while retaining individual privacy, for friends and relatives to stay, or for an au pair, an older child or a peaceful home office.The rhythm of everyday life:The kitchen forms the natural heart of the home. Mornings begin with coffee at the sculptural island, meals are prepared together and guests often find themselves staying longer than intended. The generously proportioned Arclinea kitchen is comprehensively equipped with a wok burner, teppanyaki grill, Quooker boiling-water tap, coffee machine, steam ovens, warming drawers and a raised dishwasher.Adjoining the kitchen is a practical utility room with bespoke cabinetry, connections for laundry appliances, a refrigerator and a sink. Everything required for the practical side of daily life is close at hand, yet discreetly concealed from the principal living areas.The living room is made for relaxed evenings, unhurried conversations and time with family. A gas fire creates a welcoming focal point, while expansive glazing draws the garden into the interior throughout the seasons. Set slightly below the living area, the dining room has a more intimate atmosphere and ample space for long dinners. From here, doors open directly onto the covered terrace and garden.A private place to slow down:Life takes on a gentler pace on the lower-ground floor. Here, a complete private wellness suite includes a heated swimming pool with a counter-current system, sauna, hammam, shower and changing area. This is not simply an impressive feature, but a space designed to become part of everyday life: an early-morning swim, time in the sauna after exercise or the luxury of doing absolutely nothing at the end of the day.The adjoining private bar and lounge provide a relaxed setting for film nights, drinks with friends or larger gatherings, without the rest of the house needing to be used.On an adjoining split level are self-contained guest or au pair accommodation and a spacious integral garage. Rooflights introduce natural daylight into this part of the house.The serenity of a hotel, in the privacy of home:The principal suite is arranged as a private retreat within the villa. The bedroom connects to a generous walk-in dressing room and an en-suite bathroom finished in Italian marble, with twin washbasins, a walk-in shower, wall-hung WC and bidet.The other bedrooms are equally spacious and can be used in a variety of ways. One bedroom benefits from its own roof terrace, while a second fully appointed bathroom is situated off the landing.Beneath the impressive roofline, the entire upper floor has been arranged as a private suite. It comprises the fifth bedroom, a generous dressing area and a third bathroom with a walk-in shower, elegant vanity unit and WC. The bedroom opens onto a spacious private roof terrace: a sheltered setting for a quiet breakfast or time in the evening sun.Occupying a floor of its own, this suite offers an exceptional degree of peace, comfort and privacy. It is ideally suited to an older child, a live-in family member or guests staying for an extended period.Materials that create a sense of calm:Originally built in 1998, the villa was comprehensively redesigned in 2011 by renowned Belgian design house Vlassak Verhulst. The emphasis on natural, enduring materials can be felt throughout the home.Wide American oak floorboards by Ebony and Co. bring warmth and character to the living spaces. Frameless oak doors with concealed hinges preserve the clean architectural lines. The walls have been hand-finished in bespoke “pudding” plaster, a softly textured, subtly nuanced finish that gives the interior its warm Mediterranean character. All three bathrooms are finished in Italian marble and fitted with sanitaryware by Alessi.The result is an interior that feels sophisticated without being formal: comfortable enough for everyday family life, yet distinctive enough for memorable occasions with friends and loved ones.Comfort, quietly taken care of:Much of the technology remains discreetly out of sight, while contributing to the comfort of the house every day. The villa features wall and underfloor heating, air conditioning in every room, and remotely controlled external screens, shutters and window dressings.The roof is fitted with 45 solar panels, connected to a 41 kWh home battery installed in 2025. The driveway has frost protection and is secured by an electrically operated entrance gate and separate pedestrian gate. A modern alarm system and security cameras are also in place.Further improvements carried out in 2025 include upgrades to the electrical distribution board, roof covering and balconies, as well as internal and external redecoration. The garden was also comprehensively redesigned and landscaped.Outdoor living from spring until well into autumn:Facing south-west, the garden offers a choice of settings throughout the day. There is a quiet spot for morning coffee, while afternoons and evenings naturally move towards the terraces and covered outdoor living area.The covered terrace has a generous ceiling height and a substantial rooflight, creating a space that feels both sheltered and filled with natural light. The garden is green, beautifully maintained and sufficiently secluded to function as a true extension of the house. The balconies and roof terraces provide additional, more intimate places in which to retreat.Sheltered surroundings, without feeling remote:The location brings together the best of two worlds. The neighbourhood feels peaceful, established and reassuringly private, while the centre of Apeldoorn, everyday amenities, schools, sports clubs and restaurants are all within easy reach.The A1 and A50 motorways can be reached within minutes, providing convenient connections to Amsterdam, Utrecht, Arnhem and destinations throughout the central and eastern Netherlands. This makes the villa particularly appealing to those who work nationally, travel frequently or wish to combine the tranquillity of Apeldoorn with professional commitments elsewhere.Nature is equally close at hand. Apeldoorn lies at the heart of the Veluwe, surrounded by woodland, heathland and miles of walking and cycling routes. After a busy week, there is no need to travel far to enjoy the outdoors; the landscape begins almost on the doorstep.This is a home in which almost anything is possible, yet nothing is required. A place where activity and stillness can coexist, where family and friends are always welcome and where there is always somewhere private to withdraw. Generous, comfortable and deeply personal, surrounded by greenery yet exceptionally well connected to the rest of the country.
…By Annonceur International
Villa with garden Terschuur (Netherlands)
Exclusive country living at the highest level – a unique private estate where luxury, design and tranquillity come together. In a truly exceptional location, surrounded by nature and complete privacy, this architecturally designed villa was realised around 2020. The estate offers luxurious living, working from home and hosting guests at the highest level, thanks to the spacious office building and fully self-contained guest accommodation. An idyllic country lane leads to the private estate of approximately 12,725 m². The property comprises a turn-key villa with a generous lower ground floor, office building, guest accommodation, double garage, landscaped grounds, paddock, solar field with 120 solar panels, various outbuildings and even a private automatic car wash installation. The plot borders directly on the exclusive ‘Juliusvijver’, a beautiful nature reserve owned by Utrechts Landschap and not accessible to the public. This ensures an unrivalled level of privacy and uninterrupted views. The village of Terschuur is centrally located in the Netherlands, close to Amersfoort and within 5 to 10 minutes of the A1 and A30 motorways. The villa features a corten steel-clad façade, spacious reception hall with life-sized aquarium and a refined sightline towards the living area. The living space is divided into two atmospheric seating areas, with an impressive ceiling height of 3.66 metres, a striking gas fireplace and natural materials such as rough stone, integrated plant walls and a light oak floor. The custom-made kitchen-dining area offers spectacular views over the garden and adjoining pond and is fitted with high-quality built-in appliances, generous storage space and large-format ceramic floor tiles. This level also includes a cloakroom, guest lavatory and lift to the lower ground floor. The lower ground floor offers two spacious bedrooms, each with its own luxurious bathroom. The master suite features a large glass sliding door to the garden, a spacious walk-in closet and a luxurious bathroom. This level also includes custom-made wardrobes, a utility/laundry room and technical room. A connecting corridor leads to the second lower ground floor beneath the garage, office and guest accommodation. The double garage has two electrically operated doors, three-phase power, storage space and a sink. The representative office includes three workstations, a pantry and lavatory, with large windows and panoramic views over the surrounding nature. The outbuilding also accommodates a fully self-contained guest residence with private entrance, living room, open-plan kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and toilet. It has been constructed with high-quality materials and a characteristic finish in wood and zinc. The landscaped grounds include a paddock with shelter, solar field, manure storage, multifunctional outbuilding with canopy and ample parking. Special features include: plot size approximately 12,725 m², built around 2020, living and working area approximately 576 m², energy label A++, underfloor heating, gas fireplace, asphalt-paved grounds, irrigation system, garden lighting, extensive camera and alarm system, air conditioning, mechanical ventilation and private automatic car wash installation. An exceptional property for those who uncompromisingly choose exclusivity, privacy and a high-quality living environment in the heart of the Netherlands.
…By Netherlands Sotheby's International Realty
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