luxury property for sale Riemst, Belgium

Porte de Bruxelles, 30 minutes from the city centre; We could offer you a magnificent property with castle and concierge service consisting of 81 hectares of woods and meadow. Private property, discreet not overlooked and perfectly secure. More info: [email protected] - 00322/345.90.80 - www.logeurop.be    For confidentiality reasons specific to the off-market nature of this property, authentic photos will only be sent on request for a file.

Zorgvliet Castle was built shortly before 1854 in a neoclassical style and exudes timeless architectural elegance. With a usable surface area of approximately 663 m², this property offers an exceptional setting. The castle is currently used as office space and is fully fitted out for commercial use. On the ground floor, you will find a central entrance hall with reception area, a meeting room, an archive room, an office, and a kitchen with dining area. The first floor is accessed via the staircase hall with sanitary facilities and comprises four office spaces, also equipped with sanitary amenities. The attic level offers four multifunctional rooms that can be further divided if desired. Others: parking options, flexible usage potential, authentic architectural character, green environment, solar panels. Sint-Katelijne-Waver is centrally located between Antwerp and Brussels and is easily accessible via major road connections. This strategic position makes it particularly well-suited for office activities. The surrounding green and quiet setting also provides a pleasant and professional working environment with strong visual appeal. For further information or to arrange a visit, please contact Merva Marasligil at +32 (0) 484 96 35 94.

The Kasteel van Velm, located in the middle of the Haspengouw landscape, dates from the 18th century. The castle with appurtenances, in classicist style, comprises ± 3,000 m² of living space and is located in a unique domain with ± 6.5 ha, partly park and partly forest. The spacious entrance hall gives this castle a special cachet and is a perfect reception room where receptions can also be held. Then you have access to the office and the impressive staircase that leads you to the different floors with various lounges and private rooms. In addition, the part that today serves as a language center has several classrooms, a professional kitchen, dining room and many rooms for guests on the floors. At the rear of the main building is the chapel that can serve as a multi-purpose space. The large park garden with its century-old trees makes you dream away and here you can enjoy privacy and tranquility. Ideal as a wellness center, training center, coaching, seminars, hotel, etc. Other: outdoor pool, parking, outbuildings. Well situated near the highway E40 Liège (30 km) - Brussels (70 km) and Maastricht is 25 minutes away, all this in a unique place with authentic fauna and flora in the heart of Haspengouw. For more information, please contact Veerle Viérin, +32 (0) 474 76 11 87.

In fairytale location in the middle of the woods stands NSW-Landgoed Heerenbeek, a monumental country estate in top condition with A+ label. The main house has a spacious coach house (Heerenbeek 2) and a barn for several cars.The whole is situated on nearly one hectare of leasehold land owned by the nature conservation organisation Stichting Het Brabants Landschap, landscaped with mature trees, shrubs, lawn and a garden house. The surrounding woodlands of the “Heerenbeek” estate are also owned by this organisation, ensuring careful maintenance and the sustainable preservation of the immediate environment over the long term.Hall, dining room and sitting room with fireplaces, high stucco ceilings and parquet flooring, fully equipped kitchen with high-end appliances and pantry on the first floor.Upper hall with toilet, suite with dressing room and adjoining bathroom, two guest bedrooms with a shared 2nd bathroom and a large storage room on the second floor.Landing with toilet, guest bedroom cum relaxation room with adjacent spa with walk-in shower, sauna and bathtub under the excellently insulated high roof on the second floor.Municipal monumentsGross volume: 2,155 m³Living area: 673 m²(of which 195 m2 in the coach house Heerenbeek 2)Land area: 9.758 m²Year built: 1864; rebuilt in 1998First floor layout:A long driveway leads to the majestic entrance hall. Adjacent to the hall are the living room, kitchen and utility room, where there is also an exterior door.The completely nature-oriented living room consists of a sitting room and a dining room. There are two fireplaces and four pairs of French doors to the garden. The 3.60m high stucco ceilings combined with the amount of light through the high windows create a magnificent spatial experience. Double doors lead into the cozy eat-in kitchen. This fully equipped kitchen is furnished with a classic Tinello kitchen unit with a natural stone worktop, sink island and high-quality appliances. In the tower adjacent to the kitchen diner is a pantry. In the living kitchen are two pairs of double doors to the garden. The entire first floor has underfloor heating.Second floor layout:The imposing staircase leads to the second floor. The eye-catcher on this floor is the suite; a nature-oriented bedroom of 45 m2 with high stucco ceiling, three pairs of double doors to the French balconies, an adjoining dressing room and private bathroom. From this suite is also access to the tower where there is space for a shoe collection if desired. On this floor are two more bedrooms, also with French balconies. Between these bedrooms is the 2nd bathroom with double sink vanity, walk-in shower and toilet. On the landing is another separate 2nd toilet. The floor in the suite is covered with luxury carpet and the floors of the other two bedrooms are covered with parquet. This floor is also fully equipped with underfloor heating.Layout coach house:The detached coach house is divided into a garden-oriented independent workspace with pantry, toilet and storage space, a living room with loft, kitchen and bathroom on the first floor and a bedroom upstairs. On the side of the manor house are a practical indoor garden shed and garage. Recently built a large field barn with space for five cars. Of course, a charging connection is provided here. Special features:The tranquil yet strategic location of this estate, with its castle-like allure, makes it an ideal residence. Within 30 minutes, Eindhoven Airport, the High Tech Campus and Tilburg are all within easy reach, while ’s-Hertogenbosch is just a 20-minute drive away. The immediate surroundings offer extensive walking trails, perfect for hours of wandering through the beautiful Brabant woodlands. Surrounding the manor house is an English landscape garden with a pond, several lawns and many mature trees, including a magnificent monumental Caucasian wingnut and a Canadian poplar.The manor house is characterised by white rendered façades, hipped roofs, corner turrets and one round corner tower with battlements. Although the original year of construction cannot be determined precisely, its history dates back to approximately 1864. In 1998, the manor house was largely destroyed by fire and subsequently rebuilt with great craftsmanship, care and attention, and fully renovated, modernised and made more sustainable. Among other features, the presence of 40 solar panels and two heat pumps has resulted in an exceptional A+ energy label.Designation under the Nature Conservation Act (NSW)The property qualifies as an estate under the Dutch Nature Conservation Act (Natuurschoonwet), which offers various fiscal advantages. Below is an overview of the key benefits:Gift and inheritance tax:For publicly accessible NSW estates, the taxable value for gift and inheritance tax purposes is set at €0, meaning a full exemption applies. For estates that are not open to the public, tax is levied on 50% of the value. To retain these benefits, the estate must remain designated under the NSW and in the possession of the acquirer(s) for a period of 25 years.Income tax:Undeveloped land designated under the NSW is fully exempt from taxation in Box III. For the principal residence, a lower WOZ value is applied, resulting in lower taxable income related to the home.Transfer tax:A full exemption from transfer tax applies to NSW estates, provided the estate retains its designation for at least 25 years. Non-compliance will result in the withdrawal of this exemption.Valuation Act (WOZ):NSW estates often have a reduced WOZ value due to maintenance obligations, leading to lower taxes such as property tax and water authority charges. This reduced valuation applies for a period of 25 years.These advantages make ownership of an NSW estate financially attractive and support the sustainable preservation of cultural and natural heritage.Ground lease (erfpacht):What is offered is the right of ground lease in respect of the land, together with the dependent right of superficies relating to the buildings.The asking price of € 2.950,000 reflects an indication of the value of the land and buildings in full ownership, of which €1.000,000 is attributed to the land and € 1.950,000 to the buildings.The asking price for the offered ground lease and the associated right of superficies (which includes ownership of the buildings) amounts to € 1.950,000. An annual ground rent (canon) of €25,000 is payable to Stichting Het Brabants Landschap for the lease of the land. For the principal residence, this ground rent is fully tax deductible.The key characteristics of the ground lease are as follows:* fixed-term ground lease;* new lease term of 40 years;* extension option;* annual ground rent of € 25,000;* annual indexation of the ground rent;* revision of the ground rent every 10 years;* permitted use: owner-occupation.Redemption of the ground rent and/or acquisition of the bare ownership is not possible. The ground lease conditions are available upon request.If you are looking for a spacious property with allure to combine living and working, please make an appointment for a viewing. We will be happy to show you around.

In a dynamic district of the capital and 10 minutes from NATO, on a 10-acre plot, magnificent complex comprising a 338m² loft with 80m² terrace, a 235m² wellness center with swimming pool, a 60m² guest house and an 80m² office/commercial space, all in excellent condition. The loft of 338m² with EPB A- features a vast living room with hyper-equipped open-plan kitchen with open fire, a magnificent 80m² terrace overlooking the Evere mill. The living room is overlooked by a beautiful mezzanine, 5 bedrooms and 3 shower rooms, as well as two garages, complete this exceptional property. The wellness center features an indoor swimming pool extending to the outside, a jacuzzi and a relaxation area with lava stones. Sauna, hammam, massage room, large reception area with fully equipped kitchen complete this spa, which once taken over could offer an excellent income. A business license is still required. The two-storey, 65m² guest house is fully equipped and decorated to a very high standard, and offers a totally private outdoor area with sauna. The office/commercial space offers 80m² of fitted and equipped sanitary facilities, plus 5 parking spaces. This unique property offers a wide range of possibilities, from exploiting the spa and guest house to creating two apartments with swimming pools, or renting out office space... Particular attention has been paid to the choice and quality of the materials used, as well as to the refinement of the decoration. Full file and video available after telephone consultation. Information is given for guidance only and is not contractual. Visit and Info [email protected] - +32(0) 488.78.24.80

Investment opportunity with immediate return Land area: 3 ares 40 centiares (340 m²) Living area: ± 823 m² (823 sq.ft.) Type of property: Investment property, complete building Property description Located in a sought-after residential area of Etterbeek, close to the European institutions, this building comprises 11 currently rented units, distributed as follows: 7 units with 2 bedrooms 3 1-bedroom units 1 x 3-bedroom unit The entire building is operated as a furnished rental, generating gross annual rental income in excess of €200,000. The property boasts an excellent occupancy rate and optimized rental management. Its configuration and location make it an ideal opportunity for an investor looking for an immediate income-generating asset with potential for medium-term appreciation. Urban planning information The property is located in a high-mix zone under the Plan Régional d'Affectation du Sol (PRAS), and is subject to the following regulations: Code Bruxellois de l'Aménagement du Territoire (CoBAT) Regional Urban Planning Regulations (RRU) Règlement Communal dUrbanisme (RCU) The building, which pre-dates 1932, is potentially included in the inventory of regional buildings (transitional provision art. 333 CoBAT). Planning permission has recently been granted to insulate the facades, modify the terraces and reorganize the interior of certain apartments. Contact: 0496/27 56 55 Full file, plans, rent statement and leases available on request. Visits by appointment only.

Located between the abbey and the Bois de la Cambre, this exceptional residence has been home to a famous Brussels gastronomic institution for almost four decades. Currently used for mixed purposes (restaurant and offices), it covers approximately 500 m² over four floors. In the basement, there is a professional kitchen, a cold room and a beautiful wine cellar. On the ground floor, the restaurant room that made the place famous opens onto a 45 m² south-facing private terrace. On the first floor, there is a welcoming seminar room and an elegant English-style lounge with a fireplace insert. The top floors comprise two large offices, a laundry room, the boiler room and a recreational area in the attic. This mansion offers numerous acquisition opportunities, including share deals and sale & lease backs offering a return of over 5%. Currently sold in the form of shares. Information provided for informational purposes only and is not contractually binding. Visits & information: [email protected] - +32(0)488 78 24 80.

In the Prince d’Orange district, character mixed-use building with a total surface area of approximately ± 440 m². The property is composed as follows: Basement (± 95 m²): large storage area, cold room, cellars and toilets. Ground floor (± 130 m²): spacious and bright restaurant dining area, bar, refrigerators, professional kitchen and pleasant terrace. 1st floor (± 110 m²): restaurant dining room, storage room, terrace and toilets. 2nd and 3rd floors: spacious independent duplex apartment of 103 m² (EPB data), comprising a large living room with open-plan (American-style) kitchen, two generous bedrooms and a bathroom. Possibility to acquire the property through a share deal. Available upon deed (vacant possession). The information provided is for informational purposes only and is non-contractual. Visits & Information: [email protected] – +32 488 78 24 80.

Location Place Reine Paola is ideally located in a quiet, secluded area, yet just a stone's throw from the Basilix Shopping Centre, the ring road, the main roads into Brussels and public transport, Berchem train station nearby (European institutions at only 20 minutes). There are beautiful green spaces nearby, starting with a communal garden, complemented by the Marais de Jette and Ganshoren, which promise refreshing walks in the forest. There is also no shortage of schools and sports facilities. Description The concept of a penthouse has rarely been so well embodied as in this flat. It truly offers all the comforts of a house, with up to five bedrooms if required and a wraparound terrace that provides different orientations and opportunities for outdoor living. The icing on the cake is that it has been designed and fitted out to accommodate people with reduced mobility, which is rarely the case. There is the possibility of acquiring two garages and a large cellar, which complement the extensive facilities of this magnificent place to live. Solar panels will soon be installed on the building to reduce energy consumption. Layout (ceiling height: 2.65 m) - Entrance hall of approx. 10.29 m² with reinforced door and videophone. Parquet flooring. Wardrobe/cloakroom of approx. 1.47 m². - Study or bedroom of approx. 14.42 m² with built-in bookcase and parquet flooring. - Bedroom of approx. 13.23 m² + shower room, specially designed for wheelchair users, with sliding doors, approx. 5.44 m², with Acova towel dryer, WC and shower. - Storage room of approx. 1 m² with boiler room. - Kitchen of +/- 17.5 m² opening onto the living room, fully equipped with ceramic hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, built-in deep fat fryer, microwave and oven, and granite worktop. - Utility room in the back kitchen of +/- 3.1 m² with sink and tiled floor. - Living room of +/- 55 m² with oak parquet flooring and gas-fired open fireplace. Designer aluminium radiators and programmable thermostat + air conditioning. - Bathroom of +/- 6.7 m² with bath, wall-mounted toilet, vanity unit with 2 sinks and Acova towel rail. Tiled floor and walls and spotlights in the ceiling. - Hallway of approx. 7.16 m² (oak parquet flooring) - 2 bedrooms (oak parquet flooring) of approx. 6.4 m² with built-in bunk beds and approx. 9.3 m² with foldaway bed and dressing room cupboards. - Bedroom of +/- 18.20 m² with dressing room, spotlights on the ceiling and air conditioning. Bedroom giving access to a shower room of +/- 5 m² with walk-in shower, marble-effect tiles on the walls and floor, wall-mounted toilet, single sink unit and Acova towel rail. Ventilation and window. - WC measuring +/- 2.11 m² (including boiler room) with wall-mounted toilet, washbasin and ventilation. - Perimeter terrace measuring +/- 158 m². Various storage rooms on the terrace with a total surface area of +/- 9.87 m². - Garage (number 52) with automatic door, electricity (light + socket). Surface area of +/- 14.73 m² + a cellar of +/-7.19 m² (two cellars combined into one) in the extension, average additional cost 45,000. - Garage (number 51) right next door for an additional 45,000. Advertisement is non-contractual and does not constitute an offer. The owners reserve the right to decide whether or not to accept any offers submitted for the property.

Binderveld Castle, a historic estate with a rich and fascinating past, sits on a private island in Nieuwerkerken, spanning approximately 13 hectares. Fully renovated in 2021 with around 600 m² of living space, the castle blends historic charm with modern luxury, offering a rare opportunity to acquire a property of exceptional value. The estate features access through a unique gatehouse dating back to 1661. The main castle has 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, a distinctive cellar connecting the castle to the secondary building, which includes a reception and event hall, a wine cellar with a workshop above, a guest house with one bedroom and bathroom, a garage linking the guest house to the secondary building, an orangery with a boathouse underneath, and a carport with a covered terrace and pizza oven. Additional: a boathouse, meticulously landscaped gardens surrounded by water, PEB B, an orangery, high-quality vineyards with the option to take over the existing vineyard. Binderveld in Nieuwerkerken is known for its serene, green surroundings, scenic water features, and excellent connections to nearby towns. This residence offers the perfect balance of privacy, comfort, and accessibility. For more information or to schedule a viewing, please contact Merva Marasligil at +32 (0) 484 96 35 94.

Majestic castle with character and many possibilities. In the heart of the green Heusden, a stone's throw from Ghent, you will find this exceptional property with a living area of ​​875m. This castle is surrounded by a park of approximately 8 hectares, with the possibility to purchase an additional 4 hectares. The idyllic water feature and the lush landscape create an atmosphere of peace and exclusivity. Upon entering, you are welcomed in an entrance hall that leads to a living room, a dining room and a fully equipped kitchen with utility room. The high ceilings and large windows emphasize the historical character of this house. In total, the castle has eight bedrooms and three bathrooms, supplemented by various spaces that can be flexibly filled according to your own wishes, such as a dressing room, office or hobby room, spread over the first and second floors. The basement also offers many possibilities, with a laundry room, an air-conditioned wine cellar and a double garage. The roof was recently renovated and is completely in order. This castle is located just fifteen minutes from Ghent, in an oasis of peace with beautiful nature views from all interior spaces. The central location offers easy connections to various highways (E17, E40 and R4, ...), 40 minutes from Antwerp and 45 minutes from Brussels. Schools, shops and public transport are nearby. For more information, please contact Kristof Goossens on +32 495 65 50 50.

A prestigious entrance gate with a long driveway leads you to the magnificent manor house “Les Gobelets”. This is an estate of ± 17 ha with a park designed by landscape architect Jacques Wirtz. The mansion/castle in neoclassical architecture was built around 1958. It was designed by architect J. Hebbelynck according to a rigid and symmetrical rhythm. The property has a living area of ± 887 m². The majestic entrance hall gives access to several large living spaces, including a large reception room, a formal dining room, an office, a library, a relatively modern kitchen and a checkroom. On the second floor there is a master bedroom with bathroom and dressing room, an extra master bedroom and 4 more bedrooms with bathroom and a linen room with ironing room. On the second floor there is the possibility of creating a multipurpose room. The second floor includes a laundry room, kitchen, several cellars, workshop and a large garage. The interior was designed by Axel Vervoordt, with every detail worked out to perfection. The castle is extremely elegant and has a prestigious appearance. The structure and condition of the building are robust and solid. Certain parts of the property are in need of renovation. Not classified as real estate heritage. Quietly located next to a former and listed monastery. Located less than 10 minutes from major highways with direct connections to Antwerp (35min), Ghent (35min) and Brussels (50min). Extra: beautiful and wide view with complete privacy, a large pond (type ‘miroir d'eau’), woods for walking and meadows. For more information, please contact Kristof Goossens on +32 495 65 50 50.

A beautiful lane leads us to the 17th century castle in classicist style. The “castle of Hocht” was originally a Cistercian abbey with appurtenances. This domain of approximately 10 ha includes -in addition to the castle (former abbess's quarters)- a porter's house (concierge), a coach house with some authentic stables (8 horse boxes), a chapel ruin and a parsonage house. The magnificent park with ancient trees and high biodiversity is completely walled in and protected as a cultural-historical landscape. It includes the ruins of the former church choir (including the house chapel), several walkways and paths, several meadows and a poetic pond. The area in front of the castle is a French garden inspired by landscape architect Jacques Wirtz. The rest of the estate is typified by predominantly English landscaping with an orangery and orchard, a former water mill and a herb and vegetable garden. The castle has already been restored in several stages (between 2014 and 2020) to more contemporary standards and comfort. With attention to detail and respect for its heritage value. The castle's generous entrance exudes finesse and elegance. It is a light-filled room with magnificent paneling, moulures and rich stucco and staff work. The large windows in the various salons provide plenty of light and engagement with the garden. The first floor on underfloor heating includes a spacious and fully equipped kitchen, a cozy dining area, several lounges with fireplace, a spacious library and an office. The castle counts on the second floor a large (master) suite with dressing room and bathroom, a large bedroom with bathroom and infra-red room and several large bedrooms (7 in total) with bathrooms (5 in total) and a lounge. The second floor was arranged as a large artist's studio and a separate billiard room. Next to the castle is the carriage house which was transformed into a multipurpose room for lectures and exhibitions. It also houses 8 authentic horse stables and a section was converted into a full-fledged herbalist's kitchen. The rectory dwelling is located a little further down the road. It consists of a large kitchen, a cozy sitting area and 4 bedrooms. Possibly this building could be used multi-functionally (B&B, concierge, etc). Extras: authentic wine cellar, home automation and extensive security system. Castle (1288m2) EPC C : 280kwh/m2/J Gatehouse with janitor's house (136m2) EPC F : 652kwh/m2/J Chaplain's house (280m2) EPC F : 532kwh/m2/J Coach house with stables and orangery : 1173m2 Transfer of shares (share deal) possible. For more information please contact Kristof Goossens on +32 495 65 50 50.

Eclectic style castle dating from 1890 located in a magnificent private domain of ±19 ha with landscaped park including a large pond, woods and meadows. Privacy and tranquility are guaranteed here. The castle has a living area of ± 680 m² and consists on the ground floor of a spacious entrance hall with a majestic staircase, several living rooms including a large dining room adjoining the living room with fireplace and direct access to the terrace, an office and a kitchen. On the first floor there is the master bedroom with bathroom, dressing room and four bedrooms with bathroom on the mezzanine. The second floor can be fully furnished as a multipurpose space or additional bedrooms. The estate also includes four other houses which are also accessible via other entrances. For more information, please contact our office on +32 3 647 30 72.

This extraordinary estate unites architectural clarity, absolute privacy, and one of the most coveted panoramic settings in the Rhine Valley. Perched in a privileged hillside position above Bad Honnef-Rhöndorf, the property commands sweeping, unobstructed views across the Rhine, set within a park-like estate of exceptional scale and refinement. The arrival experience is nothing short of cinematic. A private driveway leads to an elegant, subtly illuminated 40-meter entrance tunnel with integrated elevator access, revealing the residence in a manner both discreet and impressive. The main house, guest residence, and garage ensemble are harmoniously embedded into the landscape, forming a secluded retreat of rare tranquility and distinction. The main residence is defined by its clean, timeless architecture and a generous spatial concept with fluid transitions. Expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing in the principal living and dining areas opens toward the surrounding landscape, creating a seamless dialogue between interior and exterior. The split-level design introduces compelling sightlines while ensuring a refined separation between representative living areas and private retreats. A highlight of exceptional caliber is the exclusive wellness sanctuary: a spacious indoor swimming pool, sauna, relaxation lounge, and private gym combine to create a personal spa experience at the highest level. Designed as a retreat for restoration and well-being, this area embodies understated luxury and comfort. Multiple sun terraces across various levels provide magnificent vantage points over the Rhine Valley, offering captivating views throughout the day and into the evening hours. The separate guest house offers complete autonomy and versatility. Whether for distinguished guests, family members, or as an executive home office, it mirrors the estate’s sense of privacy and features equally breathtaking panoramic views. Generous garage accommodations for four large vehicles, complemented by additional outdoor parking spaces, further enhance the functionality and exclusivity of the property.

This outstanding manor enjoys a prestigious setting above the left bank of the Rhine between Oberwinter and Remagen. Built between 1906 and 1908 as a private summer residence for an industrialist family from Cologne, it later became the official quarters of French diplomats. Architecture, history and panoramic setting combine here in a unique way. Extensive building rights have been granted with a designated building footprint of approximately 23,000 m² in addition to the existing buildings. The development plan includes hotel, conference, spa, restaurant, additional apartments for the owners, underground parking and commercial purposes. The binding land-use plan is not time-limited. We are eager to assist with any information. Historical Significance After World War I, the estate was used by the American occupying forces until 1919. In the 1930s, it was developed into an upscale hotel and restaurant where the Rhine society enjoyed meeting, a role it resumed after World War II following periods of military and civilian use. In the late 1940s, it became a meeting place for the film industry, hosting prominent actors. From 1949 onwards, the manor served as the residence of the French High Commissioner and later the French ambassadors to the Federal Republic of Germany. Close to Bonn, it was a venue for diplomatic encounters and official representation. Current Situation Following the relocation of the German government to Berlin, the French Embassy also moved there, while the estate initially remained the property of the French Republic. In 2006, the estate was acquired by a German film producer and comprehensively restored from 2007 onward; now privately owned, the manor (which is a listed building) and its registered park are maintained in a perfect condition. Architecture & Appearance The first residents commissioned Ernst Eberhard von Ihne, one of the leading architects of his time and imperial court architect, to design a modern summer residence in the French style. The building features a clear rectangular layout with two short side wings, while the garden façade facing the Rhine forms the principal elevation with eleven window axes. The west wing is distinguished by two semicircular glazed projections used as salons or winter gardens, while the east wing emphasizes horizontal articulation through a continuous projection. Built on rock and fully basemented, the house was equipped with advanced construction and technical features for its time, offering a high level of comfort. Bright, generously proportioned rooms, near floor-to-ceiling windows, symmetrical façades, and largely original Parisian interior design continue to convey the character of a representative yet residential country estate. Park, Garden & Outdoor Facilities Thanks to the design by the renowned Berlin landscape architect Albert Brodersen (who conceptualised the Berlin Tiergarten), the landscape park with hydrants for irrigation from its own spring offers a balanced combination of intimacy and sweeping panoramic views. A three-tiered terraced garden links the house to the steep Rhine slope to the southeast, connecting thus the representative architecture with the unique landscape of the Rhine Valley. The overall ensemble also includes various outbuildings: - Coach house with 5 garages and stables (4 boxes) - Studio house with an apartment and artist's studio – 6m ceiling height – - Garage building with 7 single garages and a large garage - Boiler house with a modern CO ₂ -neutral wood chip heating system and additional oil reserve heaters. Distinguished highlights include a scenic viewing pavilion perched on the northeastern edge, while the southern grounds host an historic tennis court and a pétanque field. Set in the vibrant Rhineland yet fully secluded, the castle offers exceptional privacy. The approx. 60,000 m² fenced estate is surrounded by oak and beech forest, with two helipads and a gatekeeper’s house ensuring maximum security.