luxury villas for sale Oisterwijk, Netherlands

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

A Truly Exceptional PropertyThis fully renovated 18th-century Brabantian long farmhouse, designated as a national monument, seamlessly combines historic charm with modern comfort. Set on a generous 3610 m² plot, the property features a stately driveway, an exquisitely landscaped garden with multiple ponds, a heated swimming pool, and a luxurious guesthouse complete with a kitchen, sauna, and mezzanine. Every aspect of the home has been carefully restored and upgraded, preserving its historic integrity while offering every modern convenience.Property HighlightsBilliard Room: An elegant, original space with a fireplace and a restored oak floor, perfect for relaxation or entertaining.Living Kitchen: A spacious kitchen with a Belgian blue stone floor and a central island, equipped with modern appliances including a 5-burner gas stove, steam oven, and American fridge.Living Room: A bright, open space with views of the garden, original beams, and a modern tunnel fireplace. The room connects to the mezzanine above, offering an airy feel and a sense of openness.First Floor: The master bedroom, along with two additional spacious bedrooms, is complemented by a luxurious bathroom featuring a freestanding bathtub, walk-in shower, double vanity, and a separate toilet. The home office overlooks the living area below, offering a serene workspace.GuesthouseThe “Handmade by Rasenberg” guesthouse is a true gem, with a spacious living area, a four-person sauna, a pantry kitchen, and an open fireplace. The guesthouse is beautifully insulated and features large sliding doors, allowing natural light to flood the space. A steel spiral staircase leads to the study and private bedroom on the upper floor. The high-quality thatched roof complements the farmhouse, creating a harmonious and luxurious atmosphere.Stunning Garden and Outdoor LivingThe meticulously designed garden offers total privacy, featuring multiple ponds, well-maintained lawns, and an automatic irrigation system. The back of the property is home to a stunning heated swimming pool with a jet streamer and an automatic cover. The guesthouse, which could also serve as an outdoor kitchen or bar during the summer, overlooks the pool area. A rietgedekte (thatched) carport is discreetly placed at the side of the property, providing space for two cars.Historical Charm Meets Modern LuxuryNational Monument: Dating back to around 1704, this Brabantian long farmhouse has been carefully preserved and upgraded.Fully Renovated: Every detail, from the insulated roof and walls to the heated floors, has been meticulously restored.Modern Amenities: The home features underfloor heating, Velux skylights, air conditioning, and a high-end alarm system.Separate Heating Systems: The farmhouse, guesthouse, and pool each have their own heating systems for maximum efficiency.Property DetailsLiving space: 323 m² (main house), 124 m² (guesthouse).Plot size: 3610 m².Unique, private location, offering both tranquility and convenience.Multiple ponds, a heated pool, and beautifully landscaped gardens.Fully enclosed with electric gates at both the front and rear.This remarkable property offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for those seeking an extraordinary home that combines history, luxury, and privacy. The perfect setting for a discerning buyer looking for a residence with character and charm.

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

Roeklaan 3 in Eindhoven is a home that does not reveal itself all at once. It prefers to be discovered at a gentler pace. As you move through the rooms, you will naturally begin to sense how the house adapts to you, and how easily you can shape your own way of living here. It feels open, light and spacious, while everything the city has to offer remains close at hand.In recent years, careful attention has been given to the essentials. The kitchen, bathroom, installations and window frames have been renewed, allowing you to focus on living rather than major works. At the same time, there is still room to complete the finishing touches in your own style. It is a place ready to reflect your ideas and the way you choose to live.Upon entering, the natural flow between the spaces immediately stands out. The layout has a calm logic to it, making the house feel comfortable and intuitive in everyday life. The kitchen forms the heart of the home — a place to begin the day quietly as the light comes in, and where, later on, everyone naturally gathers again.The ground floor offers flexibility in how you choose to use it. Whether you prefer a separate sitting room, a workspace, or a more open-plan living area, the possibilities are there. The house adapts with ease, whether you live alone, as a couple, or with a growing family.The integral garage is both generous and practical. Of course, it accommodates a car, but it can just as easily serve as a hobby space, a workshop, a home gym or an office. It is one of those versatile spaces that proves its value over time.The garden is well laid out and easy to maintain. The veranda offers a sheltered spot to sit, while the roof terrace provides a more open setting where you can enjoy the sun at different times of the day. It is a pleasant place for long evenings, a quiet morning coffee, or simply a moment to yourself.Upstairs, the bedrooms offer a calm atmosphere and practical proportions. Some rooms have direct access to the roof terrace, enhancing the sense of space and openness. The updated bathroom complements this well — fresh, comfortable and ready for everyday use.Villapark is one of those neighbourhoods that feels right from the outset. Mature trees, quiet streets and a green setting create a sense of familiarity. You live here in a peaceful environment, yet within minutes you find yourself in the centre of Eindhoven. Daily conveniences, dining, sports and schools are all within easy reach, making life here both comfortable and practical.You are warmly invited to visit and experience for yourself whether this could be the place where your next chapter begins.

Set in a peaceful and rural location in Påarp, just outside Torekov, this unique property enjoys stunning views over rolling fields, the sea, and Kullaberg. Extensively renovated spaces have been created for quality living and a dream home setting, complemented by a beautiful garden plot with a pool.

Some homes impress because of their size. Others leave a lasting impression because of the way every element comes together. Warandelaan 60 belongs to the latter. Originally built as a distinctive 1950s villa, this remarkable residence has been transformed into an exceptional family home where architecture, interior design, technology and landscape exist in perfect harmony. This is far more than a renovation; it is the result of years of thoughtful refinement, with every decision guided by an unwavering commitment to quality. Every line, every material and every detail has been carefully considered to create a home that feels just as timeless twenty years from now as it does today. Even before stepping inside, the setting speaks for itself. Warandelaan has long been regarded as one of Oosterhout's most prestigious residential avenues. Wide tree-lined streets, mature greenery and elegant detached villas create an atmosphere of tranquillity, privacy and understated exclusivity. Despite its peaceful surroundings, the historic town centre is only minutes away, while Breda and the main routes to Rotterdam, Utrecht, Eindhoven and Antwerp are all within easy reach. Inside, the home continues to exceed expectations. The impressive entrance hall, crowned by a striking double-height void, forms the heart of the design. Natural light pours in from every direction, effortlessly connecting the various living spaces. A sculptural staircase, soft architectural lines and a carefully curated palette of premium materials create an immediate sense that nothing has been left to chance. At the centre of the home lies the beautifully designed kitchen — a space where cooking, dining and entertaining come together naturally. Bespoke cabinetry, warm wood finishes, natural stone and subtle lighting create an atmosphere of quiet sophistication, evoking the comfort and elegance of a luxury boutique hotel. Yet what truly sets this villa apart is not simply what you see. It is what you feel. Every space has been designed to enhance daily life, offering openness without sacrificing privacy. Each room has its own distinct identity, while together they create an overwhelming sense of calm and balance. The principal suite feels like a private retreat within a five-star resort, complete with bespoke cabinetry and a spa-inspired bathroom where wellness and contemporary design blend seamlessly. The experience continues outdoors. Expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing dissolves the boundary between inside and out. Almost every living space enjoys uninterrupted views across the architect-designed garden, where generous terraces, a swimming pool, wellness facilities and elegant water features create an outdoor sanctuary to enjoy throughout every season. Whether hosting long summer evenings with family and friends, enjoying a quiet morning by the water or dining as the sun sets, the garden feels like a natural extension of the home itself. Despite its impressive scale, nothing about the villa feels overwhelming. Its true luxury lies in its sense of proportion and effortless liveability. Behind the scenes, the same uncompromising attention to quality continues. The home is equipped with an advanced climate control system including a heat pump, underfloor heating and cooling, balanced ventilation and an extensive solar energy installation. Together, these technologies deliver exceptional comfort while achieving outstanding energy efficiency, reflected in its Energy Label A. Offering approximately 410 square metres of living space, a gross volume exceeding 1,600 cubic metres, generous living areas, flexible layouts and an exceptional level of craftsmanship throughout, Warandelaan 60 is a residence that cannot be defined by specifications alone. The numbers simply hint at the extraordinary scale and quality of what this home has to offer. Some homes are chosen because they meet every requirement. Warandelaan 60 is chosen because, from the very first moment, it simply feels like home.

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

Situated in a truly prominent position, “Maashoeve” is a unique residence enjoying phenomenal views across the floodplains and rivers from the dike side, whilst to the rear it boasts a leafy, sun-drenched courtyard garden with a coach house, a barn with guest accommodation, a private driveway and an idyllic orchard.Entrance vestibule, reception hall, drawing room/library with bay window and fireplace, spacious kitchen/living room, utility and laundry room, gym/bedroom with adjoining bathroom at garden level.Hall with adjoining terraces, dike room with wood-burning stove, bedroom with bay window, dressing room and comfortable bathroom at dike level.Two exceptionally spacious bedrooms and a third bathroom beneath the insulated roof structure on the second floor.Guest accommodation with kitchenette and private bathroom within the outbuilding.Rossum is a highly regarded and centrally located village where the rivers Meuse and Waal converge near the Sint Andries Lock. The village lies just five minutes from the A2 motorway, providing excellent access to cities such as ’s-Hertogenbosch, Utrecht, Amsterdam and Eindhoven. With approximately 2,850 residents, Rossum enjoys a liberal and close-knit community atmosphere.The village offers all essential day-to-day amenities, including a supermarket (open on Sundays), a medical practice, a primary school, childcare facilities with after-school care, various sports clubs including football and tennis, a music school, several restaurants, a bakery and delicatessen, and a welcoming village pub.The surrounding area offers abundant recreational opportunities. Sailing enthusiasts, golfers and cyclists can enjoy the beautiful landscapes along the Meuse and Waal rivers, the Hurnse Kil nature reserve and the neighbouring Betuwe region. The historic fortified town of Zaltbommel is also nearby, offering an extensive range of shops, schools, restaurants, sports facilities, a theatre and a railway station with direct connections across the Netherlands.This combination of tranquillity, space, amenities and excellent accessibility makes Rossum one of the most desirable residential locations in the River Area. It is not without reason that the village is often referred to as the jewel of the Bommelerwaard.Municipal MonumentGross Volume: approximately 1,960 m³Living Area: 483 m²(of which 40 m² is located within the outbuilding)Plot Size: 2,073 m²Year of Construction: 1911Energy Label: AGround Floor / Garden LevelA wide entrance leads into the vestibule, which retains its original terrazzo floor. Revolving doors with authentic ironmongery open into the impressive reception hall.To the right is a magnificent study/library fitted with bespoke bookcases and a wood-burning open fireplace. This elegant room features a bay window with tall multi-paned sash-style windows, timber shutters, panelled radiator covers and a beautifully preserved original ceiling.To the left of the hall is the kitchen/living room. This generous space forms the heart of the home and is fitted with a substantial central island, bespoke cabinetry and a wide range of integrated appliances. High windows, rooflights and French doors opening onto the garden flood the room with natural light, creating an exceptional setting for cooking, dining and entertaining.The combination of contemporary elements and the property's characteristic architecture results in a particularly inviting living environment.The kitchen benefits from both a pedestrian door and a pair of French doors, with the internal paving continuing seamlessly into the external terrace.Also on this level is a spacious bedroom, currently used as a gym, together with an adjoining bathroom fitted with a bathtub. In addition, there is a laundry and ironing room, along with useful storage space.First Floor / Dike LevelThe main entrance can be reached directly from the dike via a large panoramic terrace. Behind the front door is a welcoming hall featuring a fireplace surround, wood-burning stove and staircase.The original parquet flooring and beautifully preserved architraves with dentil cornicing surrounding the original panelled doors immediately catch the eye.At the front of the property lies the dike room, offering panoramic views across the floodplains. A flue is present for a wood-burning stove, while the roof structure has been attractively exposed.Adjacent to the dike room is a roof terrace overlooking the garden. A glazed door with a high transom window provides access from the hall to a second generous roof terrace.The principal bedroom is also located on this floor and features a bay window and open fireplace. The tall windows with original twelve-pane upper lights overlook the mature garden.The adjoining dressing room has been finished entirely in keeping with the character of the house, featuring elegant panelled doors and decorative dentil mouldings.The bathroom can be accessed both from the dressing room and directly from the hall. Thanks to its generous proportions, this is a wonderful space in which to unwind with a good book at the end of the day. It is fitted with every modern comfort, including underfloor heating. Tall windows allow the evening sun to stream in, while double doors open onto the roof terrace.Second FloorThis floor comprises two bedrooms and a bathroom.Both bedrooms are exceptionally spacious. One enjoys access to a private balcony, whilst the other features a panoramic window overlooking the garden and village church.A bathroom is also located on this level. It is simply appointed and fitted with a shower, washbasin and WC. The dormer window enjoys far-reaching views across the floodplains and rivers.Above the landing there is also a useful storage loft.Additional InformationMaashoeve was constructed in 1911 on one of the most prominent locations within the sought-after village of Rossum. Positioned along the dike, it enjoys elevated views over both the River Waal and the River Meuse.A comprehensive inspection report has been prepared by the Dutch Monument Watch organisation and is available for inspection upon request.The property is designated as a municipal monument and retains a wealth of original features, including parquet floors, terrazzo flooring, fireplaces, panelled doors, coffered ceilings and numerous built-in cupboards.The current owners have devoted considerable attention not only to preserving the property's historic character but also to enhancing its sustainability credentials. The house benefits from an Energy Label A rating, a heat pump providing both heating and hot water, and solar panels with a combined capacity of 8,000 Wp.A wide electrically operated gate at dike level provides access to a substantial driveway leading to the former coach house.The coach house offers approximately 81 m² of floor space and a large loft featuring beautiful Philibert trusses. This remarkable space offers a wealth of possibilities, two illustrative visualisations of which have been prepared. The loft is fully boarded, situated beneath a fully lined roof structure and accessed via a fixed staircase.The coach house also contains a separate storage area for bicycles, garden equipment and other practical uses. Three-phase electricity, water, drainage and an electrically operated sectional door are all present.Adjoining the coach house in the direction of the main residence is a brick-built barn of approximately 40 m² with an upper floor. Within this section is a charming guest suite featuring a kitchenette and a bathroom with shower, WC and vanity unit.The Municipality of Maasdriel has expressed its support in principle for the possibility of designating the coach house as a self-contained residential unit, subject to the completion of the formal planning and permitting process. This creates attractive opportunities for those wishing to accommodate multiple generations on a single estate, provide space for informal care arrangements, or create independent accommodation for parents, children or guests.At the end of the driveway, surrounded by peace and privacy, lies a delightful orchard planted with apple, plum and pear trees. From the hammock, one enjoys beautiful views towards the church tower of Rossum.The garden surrounding the residence has been designed as a low-maintenance ornamental garden with mature shrubs, established trees, lawns and various terraces and pathways laid with traditional clay pavers.