luxury villas for sale Gelderland, Netherlands

Where once a dilapidated farmhouse stood, this elegant country estate arose in 1984. It is embraced by farmland, meadows, a dike and the protected Natura 2000 area Gelderse Poort. A true rural retreat in the heart of the Liemers, yet remarkably central. Within minutes you can be in Duiven or Zevenaar, both offering direct access to the A12 motorway and a train station. This estate was designed for living in freedom, surrounded by nature yet well connected. A welcoming family home Forty years ago the current owners bought this brand-new property, looking for space for themselves and for keeping animals. “This house simply fit us,” they say. It soon became a warm family home, a welcoming place where their three children grew up. “So many celebrations have taken place here. There was space for everything. We had ponies. The boys even had their own motocross track…”Quality and comfort The house radiates harmony, tranquillity and homeliness, and has been meticulously maintained. Over the years it has been extended twice. A detached pool house with guest accommodation was added, as well as a pony stable, storage barn and a garage with double carport. Each outbuilding echoes the same rustic style as the main house. The completely redesigned garden completes this enchanting whole, created with the dedication and craftsmanship of architects, builders, interior designers and landscapers. All exterior woodwork was professionally painted in May 2025.THE RESIDENCEGround floor Behind the solid recessed front door is a bright entrance hall with modern cloakroom and meter cupboard (with three-phase power). The massive oak parquet flooring flows into the adjoining living room and office.Kitchen and utility room A wide arch connects the living room to the fully renovated kitchen: sleek, stylish and wonderfully liveable. This contemporary design includes a large cooking island with high-gloss sage-green cabinets and a Brazilian stone countertop. Appliances include a wide induction hob, a built-in drinks fridge and 4-drawer freezer in the island, steam oven and warming drawer. A stone-clad column with a glass-encased gas fire visually separates the cooking and dining zones. The kitchen features underfloor heating and large-format anthracite stone tiles. Double pivot doors lead to the utility room, where built-in cabinets house the washer and dryer. A garden door opens to the yard.First floor This floor has three spacious bedrooms, all with wood-look laminate flooring. The primary suite has a walk-in closet and shares its balcony with the neighbouring bedroom, offering serene views across the gardens and river landscape. The large bathroom with underfloor heating is light and timeless, featuring double sinks, a bathtub, walk-in shower and wall-hung toilet. A loft ladder leads to the high-pitched attic, which offers potential for additional rooms.OUTBUILDINGSPool house, guest house and garage This floor has three spacious bedrooms, all with wood-look laminate flooring. The primary suite has a walk-in closet and shares its balcony with the neighbouring bedroom, offering serene views across the gardens and river landscape. The large bathroom with underfloor heating is light and timeless, featuring double sinks, a bathtub, walk-in shower and wall-hung toilet. A loft ladder leads to the high-pitched attic, which offers potential for additional rooms.Stable/barn The former pony stable behind the house is now used for storage and garden equipment. Built in brick with a wide overhang, it adjoins the large pasture.Garage and carport The large tiled-roof barn at the front has a half-open carport for two cars, an EV charging point and a separate technical room for the programmable irrigation system. Water is drawn from 125 metres underground—soft enough to drink. The enclosed garage has double doors and its long rear façade has charming stable-style doors and windows. There is covered storage for firewood and bins.The gardens Designed and landscaped by Van Ooijen Hoveniers of Appeltern, the gardens are picture-perfect: from the subtly lit trees, sweeping lawns and perennial borders to the Belgian bluestone steps, gravel borders and decorative paving. There are several private seating areas, sunny or shaded, open-air or covered. A garden wall built from centuries-old castle stones creates a beautiful courtyard feel. At night, programmable lighting gives the garden a magical glow.Additional features Over the years the owners have acquired several neighbouring parcels, expanding the original 4,000 m² plot to 15,125 m². The proximity of the Natura 2000 reserve ensures no further development nearby, safeguarding the sense of freedom. The hardwood entrance gate is remote controlled, and all fences and gates are also hardwood. The house has an alarm system, fibre internet to the door, and both modern boilers are prepped for heat pump connection.LOCATIONAmenitiesGroessen itself has no shops but does have a primary school just 5 minutes by bike. A full range of shops and secondary schools can be found in Zevenaar and Duiven, only 5 minutes by car or 10 by bike. The lively cities of Arnhem and Nijmegen are also nearby.Nature and leisure The dike, partly belonging to the property, is closed to motor traffic further along, making it ideal for walkers and cyclists. The rich nature of the Gelderse Poort nature reserve lies just beyond. The property also comes with use rights to a nearby fishing pond. The area is perfect for walking, cycling, horse riding and watersports on the nearby recreational lakes De Bijland and Rhederlaag. The region is dotted with castles and forts, as well as charming villages like Groessen with an active community life. The Posbank nature reserve and the forests around the German village of Elten, just across the border, are also within easy reach.

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.

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+++

Majestic villa 'De Voort' – Luxurious and Elegant on the Edge of the Town CenterVilla De Voort is a municipal monument and, with its white-plastered walls, impressive size, and refined architecture, undoubtedly a landmark villa in the heart of Neede. Perhaps this house has often been the subject of your daydreams; if so, we have wonderful news, because we are proud to offer this magnificent property for sale.As its name suggests, Oudestraat is the oldest street in the village. The church dates back to the early 13th century, when the old Hessen route (the trade road between Vreden, Germany, and Deventer) brought many travelers through the area. The village gradually expanded, and later the Havezate De Kamp estate was built. Several centuries later, the nearby textile factories brought prosperity to Neede, and in 1880 the textile magnate Ter Weeme commissioned the construction of this beautiful villa: a neoclassical design with eclectic details and, with nearly 400 m² of living space, exceptionally spacious. Today, De Voort is located in the vibrant heart of the village and is surrounded by a generous garden.The current owners have completely renovated the house and adapted it to modern standards and comforts, allowing it to retain all its 19th-century charm while offering contemporary living comfort. The right wing has also been arranged to provide bedroom and bathroom facilities on the ground floor. In addition, above the right wing is an attractive guest apartment complete with a kitchen and storage space.NeedeThe house is just a few minutes’ walk from the center of Neede, with its charming shopping streets, bakery, greengrocer, and of course various restaurants and cafés. Thanks to the village’s colorful textile history, Neede is home to many beautiful and distinctive villas, making the famous “Rondje Neede” walking route through the village and surrounding countryside a delightful pastime.Within ten minutes you can reach towns such as Lochem, Borculo, Groenlo, Diepenheim, Eibergen, and Haaksbergen. Larger cities such as Enschede and Hengelo are conveniently located only 20 minutes away (the N18 motorway is nearby). The Achterhoek region is truly a land of abundance; there are many local shops where vegetables, meat, and dairy products are available directly from the source — life is good here.Ground FloorThe classic front façade is divided into five bays, with the entrance located centrally. The hallway is bright and spacious, full of ambiance thanks to the wainscoting and wooden floors. From the vestibule you enter the central hall with its elegant staircase landing, providing access to the living room, salon, kitchen, cellar, toilet, and garden room respectively.The living room is located on the left side — traditionally, houses like these were divided with the master and lady of the house on the left and the service areas on the right. The living room is bright and sunny, featuring tiled flooring, underfloor heating, and a beautiful French sandstone mantel surrounding the gas fireplace. There is a bay window at the front and en-suite doors at the rear leading to the salon.The salon is the perfect place for intimate dinners with friends and family, followed by relaxing together around the gas fireplace at the end of the evening. The rear façade is almost entirely made of glass and opens onto the sunny terrace in the garden. Folding doors create a seamless connection between the salon and the garden.The cozy kitchen has a country-style design, is custom-made, and fully equipped with modern conveniences, including a dishwasher and a combination convection microwave oven. Beneath the traditional hood and extractor is the cooktop.At the front right side is the spacious study, complete with mantelpiece and gas fireplace, as well as the conservatory — an essential feature in homes of this caliber.This area also provides access to the ground-floor sleeping wing, which includes the utility room, a bathroom with bathtub, shower, toilet, and washbasin, and a lovely bedroom with French doors opening onto the garden. The living room, conservatory, and salon all feature original stained glass windows, most of which have been incorporated into insulated glazing.First FloorThe grand staircase leads to the first floor, where there are three generous bedrooms. The master bedroom is situated at the front of the house and styled as a boudoir, complete with its own dressing room featuring stunning handcrafted wooden built-in wardrobes and a washbasin. This room also has a balcony and decorative fireplace. The rear-left bedroom includes a spacious roof terrace and decorative fireplace.There is also a separate toilet and a bathroom with bathtub, walk-in shower, and washbasin.StudioThe guest apartment is stunning: 50 m² with two skylights that flood the space with natural light. It also includes a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, refrigerator, oven, and cooktop.AtticThe attic floor in

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

High-end Ibiza-style villa with boutique hotel allureA haven of tranquillity, luxury and refinement – that is what this unique villa radiates. Every detail of the property captures the atmosphere of a high-end boutique hotel in Ibiza, combined with the warmth of a perfect family home. With a generous living area of 393 m², a volume of 1,463 m³ and a plot of 585 m², this villa offers an abundance of space.The layout leaves nothing to be desired: a bright living room with fireplace, a stylish dining room and an exclusive designer kitchen form the heart of the home. Several luxurious bedrooms with en suite bathrooms ensure both comfort and privacy. The lower ground floor features an impressive wellness area with swimming pool, sauna and hammam, a sophisticated bar, a spacious integral garage and a fully equipped living space for an au pair or guests. Outside, you can enjoy the beautifully landscaped south-west facing garden with veranda, various terraces and multiple balconies that all reflect the Ibiza atmosphere down to the finest detail. Living, relaxing, working and entertaining all come together here in the most effortless way.The villa was originally built in 1998 and was completely redesigned in 2011 by the renowned Belgian design house Vlassak Verhulst. In 2025 the property was elevated once again to an even higher level. Upgrades included a new main fuse box, the installation of a state-of-the-art alarm and camera system, fresh interior and exterior paintwork, and a large-scale, high-quality redesign of the garden. The roof was renewed and fitted with 45 solar panels, while the balconies were finished with meticulous attention to detail, providing additional terrace space and enhancing the luxurious Ibiza aesthetic. The villa is fully move-in ready for the most discerning lover of luxury.Boutique style and exclusive materialsThe villa is built on a split-level design, creating intriguing sightlines and playful height variations that together form a dynamic yet harmonious whole. The abundance of natural light and open views create a true sense of freedom and space. All oak interior doors are frameless with concealed hinges, giving a clean and minimalist aesthetic.All walls are finished with exclusive puddingstuc in modern Ibiza style. Puddingstuc is a traditional and highly refined plastering technique for walls and ceilings, renowned for its soft, velvety appearance and subtle sheen. The name derives from its creamy, smooth texture, reminiscent of pudding. Applied by hand in multiple layers and carefully polished, it results in a seamless, luxurious finish. Warmer than standard plasterwork and richer in feel, puddingstuc is often chosen for exclusive villas and boutique hotels for its authentic Mediterranean character and its balance of crisp design with natural, elegant charm.Every space exudes quality. The floors are laid with wide American oak planks by Ebony and Co., lending both authenticity and grandeur. The three bathrooms are bespoke creations in luxurious Italian marble, complete with Alessi designer fittings – offering each resident a hotel-chic experience perfectly aligned with the boutique concept.This villa combines timeless luxury with modern technology. Both wall and underfloor heating are installed. Solar panels connect to a 41 kWh battery installed in 2025, with a dedicated fuse box, enabling the house to operate largely independently from the public electricity grid. Screens and shutters can all be controlled remotely, as can the window coverings. The driveway, equipped with frost protection, is secured by an electric gate and pedestrian access. Every room benefits from individual air conditioning.LayoutEntranceThe spacious entrance features open oak staircases and atmospheric lighting. The cloakroom is luxuriously appointed with a wall-hung WC, urinal and marble washbasin unit.Kitchen and livingAt the heart of the home is the expansive Arclinea designer kitchen with granite worktops and a sculptural cooking island with bar. It is fully equipped with every conceivable built-in appliance: a five-burner hob with wok burner and separate teppanyaki grill, bespoke extraction system, Quooker and traditional tap, coffee machine, two warming drawers, plate warmer, raised dishwasher, microwave, combi-steam oven and high-pressure steam oven – everything designed to make cooking a refined experience.The utility room offers a bespoke wall of cupboards with connections for laundry equipment and a secondary kitchen arrangement with fridge and sink.The living room exudes understated luxury, featuring a contemporary gas fireplace, bespoke cabinetry and integrated media system. Large windows seamlessly connect the interior with the garden, creating spectacular play of light throughout the home.The dining room, slightly recessed, accommodates a large dining table and adjoins a glazed wall with tinted glass and sun protection. Sliding doors open directly onto the veranda, pond and landscaped gardens. The entire ground floor is finished with beautiful American oak flooring.Wellness and lower ground floorThe lower ground floor is home to a wellness suite of exceptional calibre. A heated swimming pool with solar cover and counter-current system forms the centrepiece of this relaxation zone. Behind smoked glass doors, a hammam, sauna, shower and changing area provide ultimate comfort and seclusion. The pool is fully automated, heated by its own boiler and equipped with a modern filtration and dehumidification system.Adjoining the wellness is a stylish bar, perfect for unwinding or entertaining guests. This floor also houses a self-contained au pair or guest suite with natural daylight via skylights, along with a spacious integral garage with coated flooring and an electrically operated Hörmann door.Bedrooms and bathroomsThe split-level design creates striking sightlines throughout the home. The master bedroom features a generous walk-in wardrobe and a luxurious en suite bathroom with double marble vanity unit, WC, bidet and walk-in shower.Three further large bedrooms all offer bespoke finishes, one with direct access to its own roof terrace. The landing gives access to a second bathroom with double washbasin, walk-in shower, bidet and separate WC.At the top, beneath the impressive roof structure, lies a fifth bedroom with dressing room. The third en suite bathroom is again appointed with Italian marble, double vanity, WC and walk-in shower. This room also opens onto a large private roof terrace.Outdoor living in Ibiza styleThe garden, fully redesigned in 2025, is a true oasis of privacy and greenery, ideally positioned to the south-west. Multiple terraces offer different ambiences throughout the day. The veranda, with its lofty ceiling and large roof light, ensures an airy, bright atmosphere.Thanks to its design, you can enjoy the outdoors in every season, with the open fireplace, heater and windscreen providing comfort all year round. Two balconies offer more intimate outdoor retreats. The garden is equipped with automatic irrigation and lends itself perfectly to barbecues or long summer evenings.Location and surroundingsThe villa also enjoys a superb location. Within just three minutes you can access the A1 and A50 motorways, giving excellent connections to Amsterdam, Utrecht and Arnhem. The centre of Apeldoorn is a short cycle away and offers a wide variety of shops, culture and gastronomy – from Michelin-starred restaurants to trendy brasseries, theatres, museums and a lively city scene.Sports and leisure are also abundantly available, with golf courses, tennis clubs and modern gyms all nearby. Moreover, the villa sits at the very heart of the Veluwe, one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in the Netherlands, where you can walk, cycle or simply enjoy the peace and space of its vast forests and heathlands.This villa represents a lifestyle: living as if in a five-star boutique hotel, yet with the comfort and security of your own private home in Apeldoorn.

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.