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Stiena Ruypers Park 12

From a quintessential Valkenburg marlstone villa to a monastery, a community college, and eventually this charming apartment complex… this magnificent building has travelled quite a journey since 1850. In 2002, it took on its current form, when the former castle garden was transformed into a beautiful inner courtyard surrounded by modern villas. The entrance exudes grandeur, with a stately staircase leading to the small-scale residential complex. On the top floor lies this transparent penthouse—spacious yet playfully designed, with direct access from the lift. A generous living area with open kitchen and enclosed loggia, a practical utility room, and two bedrooms each with their own luxurious bathroom: it’s all here. In the basement, the apartment benefits from a private storage room and two dedicated parking spaces. Practical, future-proof living comes to life here—with genuine character and soul.

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.

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.