Heerweg 26082 AC BuggenumKern Buggenum

A unique property full of history, character and space, surrounded by greenery in Buggenum Sometimes you come across a home that immediately stands out. As soon as you enter Heerweg, this property catches your eye. Stately, full of character and with an appearance rarely seen today. It is not without reason that this home is locally known as “Huize Monte Christo.” Built in 1840 and carefully maintained and lovingly inhabited over the years. You can feel that history the moment you step inside. Many authentic features have been preserved, such as the original tiled floors in the hall and dining room, characteristic wooden beam ceilings, wall paneling, panel doors and the charming vaulted cellar. These details are exactly what give the home its unique character. At the same time, the property has been well maintained and neatly finished, allowing old and new to blend naturally. What also makes this home special is its generous space. With a living area of over 205 m², five bedrooms, multiple attics, a cellar and several outbuildings, this is a house perfectly suited for larger families, those looking to upsize, or anyone wanting to combine living and working. The layout is practical and inviting. The cozy living room with wood-burning stove, the dining room with its authentic floor and the kitchen together form the heart of the home. Upstairs you will find five bedrooms and a bathroom, while the attic still offers plenty of possibilities for additional rooms or hobby space. The space around the property is equally impressive. The various outbuildings, including garages, storage areas and a former stable, provide ample room for hobbies, storage or workspace. For those who enjoy DIY, gardening or outdoor living, this is an ideal setting. And then there is the garden. A garden that clearly reflects the care and attention it has received. It has been thoughtfully designed and lovingly maintained, creating a beautiful green environment around the home. With several terraces, flower borders and even a small private woodland at the rear, this is a place to enjoy throughout every season. Peace, space and nature come together here in a truly special way. Cellar The cellar is accessible from the hall and consists of two rooms (approx. 11.9 m² and 10.3 m²), reached via a characteristic stone staircase. Once downstairs, the authentic atmosphere is immediately noticeable. The cellar features a beautiful vaulted brick construction and robust walls typical of homes from this period. Thanks to its natural coolness and stable climate, it is ideal for storing provisions or perfectly suited as a wine cellar. Ground floor You enter the home through the hall, where the character of the property is immediately apparent. The hall features an original tiled floor, wall paneling and characteristic wooden ceiling beams. These authentic elements create a warm atmosphere and highlight the preserved history of the home. From here, you have access to the living room and dining room, and the hall flows into the central corridor. The corridor (approx. 7.0 m²) connects to the kitchen, living room and patio. Here you will also find a cloakroom niche and the toilet. The toilet is partly tiled and designed in a classic style with a high-level cistern and a washbasin. The spacious L-shaped living room (approx. 35.8 m²) is accessed from the hall. This inviting space features a solid oak floor and a wood-burning stove, creating warmth and coziness during the colder months. Large windows provide plenty of natural light, and French doors open onto the patio, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. At the front of the house is the dining room (approx. 17.1 m²). The original tiled floor has been preserved here, adding to the charm of the space. A small characteristic window above the desk provides subtle natural light, a detail that perfectly complements the authentic character of the home. The kitchen (approx. 14.8 m²) is practically designed and equipped with built-in storage and a kitchen setup including a refrigerator, dishwasher, extractor hood and a four-burner gas stove. There are also connections for laundry appliances. The kitchen connects directly to the dining room and the rest of the living areas. First floor Via the staircase in the hall, you reach the first floor, where a particularly spacious landing (approx. 26.9 m²) immediately stands out. Thanks to its size, this area can easily be used as a home office, second sitting area or children’s play space. It can also serve as a private area for teenagers. From the landing, you have access to five bedrooms and the bathroom. As throughout the home, the character has been well preserved here. The bedrooms feature wooden floors and exposed beams, creating a warm and authentic atmosphere. The layout makes this floor ideal for larger families, but also suitable for use as workspaces or guest rooms. Bedroom 1 (approx. 12.1 m²), with washbasin Bedroom 2 (approx. 7.6 m²) Bedroom 3 (approx. 12.3 m²), with washbasin Bedroom 4 (approx. 12.7 m²) Bedroom 5 (approx. 12.9 m²) The bathroom (approx. 7.6 m²) is partly tiled and equipped with a bathtub, washbasin and second toilet. Second floor A fixed staircase leads to the spacious attic (approx. 69.3 m²). This open space features wooden flooring and exposed beams, again highlighting the home’s authentic character. The attic offers many possibilities, such as creating additional bedrooms, a hobby room, studio or home office. It is also ideal for storage. The central heating system is located here, neatly out of sight. Garages On the left side of the property is a spacious garage (approx. 31.3 m²), accessible via double doors from the driveway. Above the garage is an attic (approx. 24.0 m²), accessible via a loft ladder, ideal for additional storage. From the garage, you enter an intermediate room with a sink, which provides access to both the stable (approx. 18.8 m²) and the patio. On the right side of the property is another spacious garage (approx. 33.0 m²) with double doors to the driveway. This space is versatile and can be used as a workshop, hobby area or storage for equipment and bicycles. Storage Adjacent to the right garage is a storage room. Above both the garage and the storage is a mezzanine, maximizing vertical space and providing ample additional storage. Stable Next to the left garage is the former stable (approx. 18.8 m²). Built of stone, this space offers many possibilities for storage or hobby use. It also provides direct access to the garden. Patio Directly behind the house is the patio (approx. 56.8 m²), accessible from the corridor, living room via French doors, the right garage and the intermediate space. This is a sheltered and atmospheric area. Two shuttered windows enhance the connection between the house and the garden. Garden The garden is without doubt one of the highlights of this property. It clearly reflects the care and passion of the current owners. With multiple terraces and flower borders, it offers color and atmosphere throughout the seasons. Behind the right garage is a sheltered terrace. Further into the garden, you will find a surprisingly large green space with plenty of privacy. At the rear, there is even a small private woodland, creating a peaceful and natural environment. Whether you enjoy gardening, relaxing outdoors or creating a play area for children, this garden offers it all. Key features - Characterful home dating from 1840 with rich history - Many authentic features such as original tiled floors, wooden beams and paneling - Charming vaulted cellar, ideal as storage or wine cellar - Spacious home with five bedrooms and large landing - Large attic (approx. 69.3 m²) with many possibilities - Two garages (one with attic), storage with mezzanine and former stable - Attractive patio directly connected to the house - Large garden with terraces, flower borders and private woodland - Private groundwater well for garden irrigation - Ample space for hobbies, storage or working from home