Kerklaan 55

Description

Exceptional national monument on plot completely surrounded by water!

There are places and houses that are rarely looking for a new owner, this pearl is located in the heart of the Oldambt in a unique place. The first stones of this "Weem" were laid around 1250, making it one of the oldest dated buildings in the Netherlands. The Weem is actually "Pastorie" and is maintained by the current owner with great care and love for both the building and the garden.

Characteristic is the high facade with beautiful decorations and light at the front and the striking entrance with walkway at the front, the rear is barn-shaped in design. Given the large size, the whole offers many possibilities for use, for example combinations of living - or living - gallery, bed and breakfast and so on!

This exceptional property is located on a plot of no less than 7035 m2 where the whole is enclosed by a wide canal and wood girth. The garden is a true arboretum with a lot of special trees, borders and borders, of course it is very bird rich.

We are happy to give you an extensive tour so that you can admire this pearl in its full glory!

Layout ground floor:
Entrance hall on the front with block-shaped tile motif and staircase to the first floor. On the north side is the upstairs room (30 m2) with below the basement with screed and an old well. On the south side is a beautiful style room - living room (31 m2) with rear living kitchen (22 m2). The kitchen is actually already in the original barn.

The rear part has been used as an office in recent years but offers many other possibilities. On the back is a private entrance with double toilet, spacious open space of 95 m2 and two separate rooms of 32 and 30 m2 and a storage room. The floor above this part is spectacular and large 130 m2. A large high space to the ridge of the barn.

Floor I Weem:
On the first floor, the "antiquity" of this building is largely visible, walls tell the story of this historic Presbytery. Next to the landing are 3 (sleeping) rooms (30, 30 and 15 m2) with beamed ceilings and also high windows. There is also a bathroom and toilet room.

Floor II Weem:
This floor is now an attic where the oldest dated roof construction of a house in the Netherlands is fantastically visible, a beautiful space that you would not want to touch because of the integrity.

On the back ground of the Weem there is a bridge over the canal and there are two storage areas (54 and 12 m2) and a carport, plus plenty of parking space.

In short, a unique object for the true enthusiast of buildings with history!