Charming villa in a country house style, with a dreamlike garden and a separate guest apartment.

This villa, built in 1984 with solid brick construction, impresses with its unique country house character, robust construction, and exceptionally spacious, park-like grounds. The house is set back slightly from the quiet road and welcomes you with a carefully landscaped front garden. The peaceful location and established garden create a pleasant and private atmosphere from the moment you arrive. The ground floor features a ground-level, largely open-plan living concept that is both comfortable and practical. The heart of the space is the generous entrance hall with a cozy seating area, which creates a welcoming feeling. The entrance hall, dining area, and living room are designed with an open layout, conveying a sense of spaciousness and grandeur. The sleeping area is separate, with a hallway and en-suite bathroom. A separate guest toilet is located next to the main entrance, accessible from the entrance hall. This level is also complemented by a kitchen with direct access to the terrace and garden, as well as a utility room. The ground floor has underfloor heating. The house can be accessed through the double doors at the main entrance or through the side entrance. To the right and left of the house are two garages, set back, with electrically operated doors. The ground floor features details that showcase careful craftsmanship, such as handcrafted floor tiles, built-in cabinets (custom-made by a carpenter), unique decorations, and well-designed lighting. The upper floor contains two rooms – one small and one large – as well as a bathroom with a shower and toilet. Additionally, the upper floor includes a separate guest apartment with a hallway, living room, bedroom, bathroom with a bathtub and toilet, and a loggia overlooking the garden. The living room has all the necessary connections for installing an open-plan kitchen. The outdoor area is a true highlight. A spacious terrace leads to a beautifully landscaped garden with mature trees. A winding path passes by rose beds, hydrangea plantings, various bushy privacy hedges, and leads to a small, charming wooden house in the log cabin style, which is equipped with a bathroom and kitchen and can be used in a variety of ways. The property is virtually hidden from the outside by the hedges and trees. The estate is well-maintained and has been regularly renovated. The facade consists of white-painted lime-sandstone, oak beam elements, and copper gutters and downspouts. The classic sash windows and the grayish roof tiles emphasize the timeless country house style. The main house is 90% fully basemented, built with solid concrete. There are ample rooms available in the basement, including the heating room with the oil-fired central heating system and the oil storage tanks. The generously designed swimming pool area requires renovation.

The property is located in a well-established, quiet residential area in Schravelen/Kevelaer. The surrounding area is characterized by a family-friendly living environment with plenty of green space and a rural feel. Kevelaer and Winnekendonk offer a wide range of amenities, including supermarkets, bakeries, cafes, restaurants, banks, various shops, pharmacies, and medical services. The Lower Rhine landscape surrounding Kevelaer offers diverse opportunities for recreation, such as walks, bike rides, and outdoor activities. The transportation links are also excellent: a highway exit and a train station are just a few minutes away by car or bus, providing quick access to nearby cities. The network of cycle paths is well-developed, making this location also very suitable for commuters. Many residents particularly appreciate the unique atmosphere of the nearby, historically significant pilgrimage town of Kevelaer. For centuries, this place has been a significant pilgrimage destination, and this is still reflected today in its vibrant and well-maintained cityscape, numerous cultural events, and a welcoming and friendly community. Around the historic city center, with its churches, squares, and small shops, a unique atmosphere has developed, blending Lower Rhine charm, culture, and vitality. Cafés, weekly markets, and events contribute to a pleasant urban life, without sacrificing the tranquility of a Lower Rhine regional center. Many residents of Kevelaer also appreciate the strong sense of community, the active club life, and the family-friendly infrastructure. At the same time, the surrounding area, with its fields, meadows, and forests, farm cafes, and proximity to the Netherlands, offers ample space for culture, recreation, exercise, and nature experiences, all within easy reach. Kevelaer thus uniquely combines tradition, quality of life, and living in close proximity to nature – qualities that make the town equally attractive to residents and visitors from near and far.