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Hondstraat 12

What an inspiring ensemble: two separate townhouses with the Lutheran church at their center, all just a stone’s throw from the Vrijthof and Onze Lieve Vrouweplein. The former house of worship, dating from 1684, tells the story of a small yet steadfast faith community and represents a rare example of early Protestant architecture in South Limburg. A beautiful, light-filled and serene space with immense windows, a monumental organ and playful mezzanines on every level. From hidden church to city church to event venue, it has brought people together throughout the centuries. In that sense it seems almost fused with the two adjoining buildings, though each possesses its own character, qualities and possibilities. Will the former church remain the connecting element, or will the individual identity of each building come more strongly to the fore in the future?

Postbaan 21

This 19th-century farmhouse on the edge of Maastricht was built, created, and lived in by the well-known Rousseau family. For the past 47 years, it has served artist Chrit Rousseau as a home, workshop, studio, guesthouse, and so much more. This reflects the remarkable versatility of the property, where multiple building sections have been merged—yet still retain their own character. The possibilities here are endless, but a clear vision is needed to restore harmony once again. Which family will discover in this place a new haven for creativity, tranquillity, and reflection? With a heavy heart, the brush is passed on—but also with curiosity as to what new image will emerge on the canvas when someone else takes it in hand.

Sint Servaasklooster 38

In this exclusive location, nestled in the quiet shadow of the Vrijthof and the impressive St. Servatius Basilica, you’ll find a stunning combination of style, authenticity, and modern living comfort. This classic national heritage property has been meticulously restored in recent years, bringing its grand and elegant architecture back to life. Modern amenities, a new oak staircase, and an artisanal kitchen have been seamlessly integrated into the monumental framework. The charming “English touch” in the interior design adds a rustic feel, timeless decor, and a cozy atmosphere. The garden, with its playful layout and various levels, offers sunny spots throughout the day, perfect for enjoying “a cup of tea” or a fine glass of wine. This stately townhouse truly offers unique combinations! Here, you can enjoy serene living, right in the heart of the city, and at a royal level of luxury.

Achter de oude Minderbroeders 20

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?