Description

Behind this unique heritage property, formerly known as the ‘Hemelrijk’, lies a wealth of history. Some records even date the building back to around the 14th century. The house has been extensively renovated over the centuries and was once demolished, but in its current form, the origins of this building certainly date back to the second half of the 18th century. For instance, a horse dealer lived here around 1860. Silent witnesses? The authentic stone feeding troughs in the garden.

Ground floor: majestic entrance hall with original black church floor and double doors with original stained-glass windows. Parquet and travertine floors, high ceilings, elegant details, open fireplace... This place exudes history! To the right: practice room with an extra desk and, opposite, the living area with a new country-style kitchen and access to the (bicycle) garage.

Lots of lovely nooks and a beautiful garden room – perfect for enjoying every season! On +1: four bedrooms, including the master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and roof terrace, and three bedrooms sharing a shower room and dressing room.

The XL attic is now a living space with plenty of potential. The two somewhat hidden little rooms used to be where the maids slept. With a total living area of 450 m², the possibilities here are endless: a live-work combination, a B&B, a large family home...

As with many characterful heritage properties, this house requires further renovation and finishing touches in certain areas, which at the same time offers the opportunity to adapt it to your own taste whilst respecting its rich history.