Visserweert 17

In an exceptional location in the historic hamlet of Visserweert, right on the River Meuse, you will find this characteristic farmhouse dating from around 1937, situated on a generous plot of no less than 7,916 m². A place where peace, space and privacy come together, with unobstructed views over the countryside and the Meuse. This unique place offers great living comfort and the possibility of keeping horses or other animals.

The farmhouse has recently been almost completely renovated (2023-2024), with authentic elements carefully preserved and combined with contemporary living comfort. The former cowshed has been converted into an impressive living space, giving the house a unique layout and atmosphere. Wooden rafters, exposed beams and generous window openings create a warm, characterful atmosphere and a wonderful connection with the outdoors. The roof was partially renewed and fitted with insulation around 2024. The entire house has aluminium window frames with HR++ glazing. On the ground floor there is underfloor heating with insulation in the living room, kitchen, scullery, hall and toilet room. Sustainability has also been taken into account. There are 19 solar panels (430 WP p/piece), installed in 2023. The property is heated and supplied with hot water through a Biodom Pellet central heating boiler with boiler and collectors (2023).

On the right side of the plot is a spacious barn with five horse stalls, a hayloft and extensive storage space. The red tiled roof, wooden doors and stable windows blend seamlessly with the rural architecture of the property. The surrounding meadows, orchard and mature trees, including an imposing walnut tree, enhance the idyllic character of this unique place to live.

Property layout

Ground floor
Through the gated driveway with automatic gate, you reach the entrance on the right side of the farmhouse. The beautiful front door gives access to a stately hall with dark tiled floor and a wooden spiral staircase to the first floor. From the hall, the sitting/dining room and kitchen are accessible.

Through the enclosed driveway with access gate, you reach the entrance on the right side of the farmhouse. The beautiful front door gives access to a stately hallway with dark tiled floor and a wooden chest staircase to the first floor. From the hall, the sitting/dining room and kitchen are accessible

The L-shaped sitting/dining room oozes authenticity with a wooden floor, a fireplace with open hearth, an old Makkum tile tableau and original windows with rod detailing. This room is multifunctional, for example as a sitting room, playroom, hobby room or office.

The very spacious kitchen, accessible from both the hall and the living room, has a luxurious layout and is equipped with various built-in appliances. From the kitchen, there is a beautiful view through to the heart of the house: the spacious living room. This impressive living space combines luxury, space and character, with large windows overlooking the garden. The exposed wooden rafters and beams enhance the authentic character.

The floors in the living room, kitchen and utility room are insulated and finished with a concrete cast floor. From the kitchen you reach the practical utility room with fixed cupboards and connections for white goods. Adjacent is a second hall with cloakroom and a separate toilet, finished in a rustic, modern style.

From the living room you can also access a spacious storage room with a sports area. Adjacent is the central heating room with Biodom Pellet central heating stove (2023) and ample storage space.
First floor
The landing with two skylights provides access to three bedrooms, the bathroom and the attic space. The bedroom on the right features a walk-in wardrobe. The bathroom has a toilet, washbasin and walk-in shower. In several places, the wooden roof construction has been kept in sight. There is a beautiful wooden floor on almost the entire floor and several bespoke closets.

Barn/garage
On the other side of the driveway is the second stable complex with several rooms, a hayloft and five horse boxes, all equipped with electricity. Again, the red tiled roof, stable windows and wooden doors provide a characterful appearance.

Outside space
The plot is beautifully landscaped with extensive lawns, hedges, mature trees and a fruit orchard. The surrounding pastures offer plenty of opportunities for animal husbandry. Directly adjacent to the living room is a paved concrete terrace. A staircase over the embankment offers a beautiful view over the Meuse and the surrounding countryside.

Location:
Visserweert is a special and historic hamlet in the outskirts of Roosteren, situated on a bend of the river Maas. This small-scale, island-like area is part of the former "vrye heerlykheyt Visscherweert" and is characterised by its rich history, rural character and unique location between river and nature.

What makes Visserweert exceptional is its tranquillity and exclusivity: there is no through traffic and the area consists of only a limited number of homes surrounded by meadows, floodplains and nature. Residents here enjoy complete privacy, space and a strong sense of connection with the landscape.

Its location on the river Meuse offers beautiful views and direct access to walking and cycling routes in the floodplains. At the same time, Visserweert has excellent accessibility. There are several motorways in the immediate vicinity, including the A2 and A76, making cities such as Maastricht, Eindhoven and Düsseldorf quickly accessible. Daily amenities, shops and supermarkets can be found in Echt, among other places, as well as in Roosteren, Born and Susteren.

Visserweert thus offers a rare combination of rural and free living, with the advantages of good accessibility and amenities within easy reach, a residential environment with character that rarely becomes available.