Nestled comfortably on Chaamseweg 7, this villa stands proudly as a testament to the quaint charm of Baarle-Hertog. Baarle-Hertog is a unique town known for its complex international borders shared with Baarle-Nassau in the Netherlands. With its distinctive labyrinthine streets, living here truly offers a blend of Belgian hospitality combined with Dutch efficiency.
This detached house, built between 1916 and 1930, echoes with stories and experiences from days gone by. Yet, it poises itself perfectly for new beginnings. With a selling price of €289,000, this is an opportunity to invest in an established abode with plenty of potential for creating a personalized haven.
When international buyers step through the doors of this property, they will immediately sense a patchwork of historical resonance coupled with the quiet buzz of potential. The ground floor greets with tiled or PVC flooring, where you traverse from the entrance hall into a living room measuring approximately 24 m²—perfect for gatherings or simply enjoying quiet evenings around the decorative fireplace. The adjoining dining area offers warmth and connectivity to a semi-open kitchen that beckons with its quaint, practical design. Fully fitted, it hosts a 4-burner gas hob, refrigerator, and combi microwave, meeting the day-to-day demands of family life.
For those who relish a bit of antiquity blended with practicality, the downstairs utility room holds intrinsic charm, complete with a porcelain sink and connections ready for a dishwasher and washing machine. And if a little escape from daily chores sounds just right, the spacious cellar offers a potential canvas for a wine cellar or extra storage.
Upstairs, the first floor accommodates comfortably with two ... click here to read more
