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Sint Catharinastraat 116

Just a short distance from vibrant Maastricht, directly bordering the woodland, this distinctive country house is set in a truly exceptional location. Its romantic chalet style is beautifully combined with the solid construction and structural integrity of the 1970s – an ideal and harmonious blend. Positioned on the edge of Ulestraten, with open views across the surrounding landscape and a lush rear garden complete with vegetable patch, the setting evokes the feeling of living in the very heart of the South Limburg hills. Inside, transparency and light take centre stage, highlighted by a cathedral-height living room with an inviting mezzanine level above. The kitchen, with adjoining utility room, is situated on the garden side and opens onto a charming covered terrace overlooking the greenery beyond. Bedrooms and bathrooms are located on both floors, offering flexibility and comfort. The property is fully basemented, providing generous space for cars, hobbies and storage. The interplay of the many refined elements of this country house creates a harmonious whole, while the original finishes offer the opportunity to personalise and shape the interior entirely to your own taste.

Hertogsingel 8

The townhouses along Maastricht’s centre are all characterised by their classical appearance, traditional architectural style, high ceilings and generous space for family living. Often built in the early 1900s, they have gradually been adapted over the years to reflect the living standards of different decades. The versatile space within this townhouse has at one time been divided into two living areas, a configuration that is still clearly recognisable today. With pure, authentic and at times vintage elements, this property offers a wide range of possibilities. Ready for a new chapter, with a new owner and resident. Who sees the potential and is ready to work with this blank canvas?

Sint Lambertuslaan 28 A

In the heart of Sint Pieter, prominently positioned on the corner of Sint Lambertuslaan and Glacisweg, lies this charming townhouse. A location that offers an excellent balance between accessibility to local shops, the historic city centre, major roads and surrounding nature. In many ways, you live here right in the centre of the city, while at the same time enjoying the atmosphere of an old village core. In the late 1920s, this house, together with its two neighbouring properties, was designed by the renowned architect Alphons Boosten. With a cosy, green city garden at the front, generous bay windows, decorative façades, stained-glass elements and overhanging roofs, the house immediately captures your attention. Inside, many original details have been preserved in the traditionally spacious rooms with high ceilings, pine wooden floors and natural stone fireplace mantels. Combined with a natural touch in the finishes and a contemporary interior style, this creates a warm and modern home that we, in any case, find truly delightful. A home that is sure to surprise you.

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?