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Prins Bisschopsingel 35

Decorated walls, monumental fireplaces, an elmwood landing staircase, sliding doors with etched glass… it is all here. The stately townhouses along Maastricht’s singels excel in grandeur, character and richness. In the early years of the previous century, buildings were constructed with solidity and a true sense of space, with high ceilings, a logical and timeless layout, and careful attention to detail. This property is a fine example. That it is a wonderful place to live, in such a beautiful building and in such a central location, is reflected in the 50 years this family has called it home. Naturally, there is work to be done, but the soul, atmosphere and character of this townhouse cannot be built with bricks alone.

Helmstraat 2 C 02

This former bank building was converted in 2000 into a modest yet luxurious apartment complex known as Keizerstaete. An apartment here was sold only recently; we are now offering you a second opportunity. On the second floor of this robust complex, right in the heart of Maastricht’s city centre, lies this warm and versatile apartment. Transparent in layout, each function has naturally found its own place, with a generous kitchen and living area featuring windows to the street side, and a pleasant covered balcony to the rear. From here, there is a view over the complex’s landscaped ornamental garden, a peaceful retreat within the vibrant city. With two bedrooms and two bathrooms, there is ample space for guests, hobbies or a study. In addition, parking is highly practical, with two private indoor parking spaces. A second opportunity like this is unlikely to come around again soon.

Brusselsestraat 40 B

​​​​​​​This robust monumental building accommodates a small apartment complex with five owners. Set in the heart of the vibrant city centre, yet once the doors close behind you, the green park of the adjoining De Beyart residential care centre becomes the dominant view. A truly unique combination. On the first floor, a penthouse-worthy apartment is quietly hidden away. It offers over 210 m² of living space, arranged across a generous living area and kitchen, two bedrooms, two bathrooms and an additional room that can serve as a bedroom, dining room or hobby room. The timeless parquet flooring runs like a unifying thread through the practical layout. At the rear, French doors open onto a beautiful roof terrace with views of the greenery and the private parking area behind the complex. Space, nature and future-proof comfort in the very heart of the city; how comfortable can city life be?

Koninksemstraat 9

Beautifully situated on the edge of Maastricht’s built-up area, this inspiring villa offers a remarkable sense of openness and calm. In this neighbourhood, the often-seen cubist architectural language has given way to sloping shed roofs, creating a clean exterior expression and a playful interior composition. The ground floor has a natural and fluid layout, with each function traditionally occupying its own space, while the connection to the outdoors and the surrounding greenery creates a unifying theme throughout. Upstairs, the villa unfolds as a true family home, with four bedrooms, two of which are connected to the second floor by means of a void and staircase. The generous garden excels in intimacy and privacy, while the front garden forms a lasting point of tranquillity, with uninterrupted views across the surrounding fields. Constant and unconditional; a true respite in these turbulent times.

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.