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In the heart of the picturesque village of Itteren, this remarkable and versatile property lies quietly hidden. At the front, a classic farmhouse; behind the gate, a unique multi-residential layout. Highly sought after, yet rarely available on the market. Over time, the original farmhouse and large barn have been transformed into two full-fledged residences and two apartments. Each has its own distinct “look and feel,” yet thanks to the consistent architectural style and their shared connection to the central courtyard, they form an inseparable whole. At the rear, a stunning park-like garden unfolds, complete with a wooden garage, meadow with goats, swimming pool, and a covered seating area with jacuzzi. Beyond lies an expansive view, with the River Meuse as a charming neighbour. Peace, abundance, and endless possibilities. This property truly has it all.

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In the quiet embrace of the vibrant city, this “grande dame” reveals herself; monumental in appearance, rich in grandeur and atmosphere, and shaped by a history of resilience and spatial elegance. Tucked away in a traffic-calmed street within the picturesque district of “Petit Paris,” as this historic part of Maastricht is affectionately known, the setting carries an almost international allure. With an artisanal bakery, fishmonger, and local grocer just around the corner, life here echoes the charm of earlier times. This sense of heritage and character is immediately tangible upon entering this distinguished townhouse. Space unfolds generously, accompanied by refined details from the past that invite renewed appreciation. Who will redress this stately lady and polish her jewels, allowing her to once again stand proud within the cityscape?

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The marlstone construction of this magnificent and stately villa immediately evokes a sense of warmth, romance, and the finer things in life. Set within a generous, park-like garden, the property offers a true oasis of tranquillity—a place for reflection and serenity. Step inside, and you’re taken back in time to an era when craftsmanship was held in high esteem, and homes were built with care, attention, and enduring quality. This is reflected in the stunning mosaic floors, soaring ornamental ceilings, arched upper windows, and the intricately carved wooden panel doors. Thanks to its practical layout, the villa is also a true family home. The rear conservatory seamlessly draws in natural light and invites the beauty of the garden indoors, allowing for a comfortable connection to the outdoors—even on cooler days. Who will take over the legacy of Villa Sole Mio and guide this authentic gem gracefully into the present day?