Veldstraat 8

Some homes embody a living experience, a philosophy, even a work of art. This glass villa, designed by architect Wiel Arets, is truly one of a kind. The residence is spread across two transparent floors. On the ground floor, the living room, kitchen, and dining area are seamlessly integrated. A floating staircase leads to the upper floor, where an open, transparent layout offers two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a relaxation area. Floor-to-ceiling glass façades bring the outdoors in at every turn. The garden, designed by De Heerenhof, evokes tranquillity, space, and privacy. Multiple terraces, garden rooms, and mature trees add depth and dimension, while a beautifully integrated swimming pool and pond enrich the setting. This exceptional fusion of two leading design disciplines, each masterful in its own right, results in a harmonious, serene, and above all, unique composition.

Sint Servaasklooster 28

In this exclusive, sheltered location just off the Vrijthof lies a stunning blend of style, elegance and authenticity. Slightly hidden behind an ornate wrought-iron gate, one discovers what can only be described as a true city palace. This classical and stately national monument has been masterfully transformed under architectural supervision into three distinct residences. The result is a property of remarkable versatility, where each floor retains its warmth and intimacy within the grandeur of the overall design. With only minor adjustments, it could once again serve as a single grand residence, though in our view the current concept has been thoughtfully and beautifully executed. Behind this former canon’s house unfolds a magnificent park-like city garden facing southwest, directly adjoining the ancient city wall. Here one can live, perhaps together with family or in combination with work, in a setting that is both tranquil and central, all at a truly regal level. Simply unique.

Lage Kanaaldijk 46

On the edge of Sint Pieter and Maastricht’s historic city centre, with the River Meuse and surrounding nature just steps away, lies this versatile townhouse. Once home to a grocery shop with an upstairs residence, now ready to be reimagined. As is typical for a townhouse from the early 1900s, the layout is logical, practical, and generously proportioned. This creates countless opportunities to give the property a new life, whether as a starter home, investment property, or family residence. At the rear, an intimate city garden and a west-facing roof terrace provide inviting outdoor spaces. Who will prepare this charming home for the decades to come…and in what form? We look forward to finding out!