Schadewijk 35521 NN EerselMolenveld en Schadewijk

Welcome to Schadewijk 3 in Eersel Do you dream of living in a unique and spacious traditional long-façade farmhouse, rich in character and history? And are you looking for the possibility to realise dual occupancy or kangaroo living? Then this exceptional property, offering nearly 400 m² of living space and situated on a generous plot of over 1,400 m² in a rural setting in the hamlet of “Schaak”, may be exactly what you are looking for. The property is located in a charming countryside environment, surrounded by a mix of historic and modern farmhouses, at the end of a quiet, dead-end road. Come and experience the history, space and potential of this remarkable home for yourself. The farmhouse consists of a left-hand and a right-hand residential unit, each with its own entrance, character and amenities. In addition, the property features a detached garage and a detached semi-open barn with storage areas. Layout – Right-hand residential unit Ground floor You enter this section through an entrance hall with tiled flooring and a cloakroom niche. Here you will find the meter cupboard with a renewed installation including residual current devices and a fibre-optic internet connection, as well as a fully tiled toilet with washbasin. A unique feature of this unit is the presence of a bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor. The partially tiled bathroom is fully equipped with two washbasins with mixer taps, a wall-mounted toilet, a urinal and a spacious walk-in shower with thermostatic tap. The bathroom also includes a built-in cupboard wall and is fitted with underfloor heating. Double doors lead to the bedroom, which features carpet flooring, wooden wall finishes and double French doors opening onto the garden. The enclosed kitchen benefits from ample natural light thanks to a large window overlooking the garden. The kitchen unit, finished in wood with a granite worktop, is fitted with a gas hob, extractor hood, dishwasher, two sinks, and a tall cabinet housing an oven and a fridge-freezer combination. A fixed pantry cupboard is also present. The exceptionally spacious living room is located in the former stable area of the farmhouse. This impressive space features a tiled floor, a beamed ceiling, beautiful oak beams and original stable windows at the front. The room is equipped with a large fireplace with a wood-burning stove and built-in wood storage, and provides access to the garden through double French doors. From this room, a passage to the left-hand residential unit could potentially be created. Adjacent to the kitchen is the partially tiled utility room with a slop sink and washing machine connection. This room also provides access to the garden and features a fixed staircase to the first floor, with storage space underneath. First floor The spacious landing has carpet flooring, a large Velux roof window and various storage spaces beneath the sloping roof. Built-in cupboards house the Remeha central heating boiler (2019), and there is a separate fully tiled toilet with washbasin. Two hatches provide access to the attic space. This part of the farmhouse offers three additional bedrooms: one on the right side, which could potentially be divided into two rooms, and two generous bedrooms located centrally in the building, accessible via the large landing. From this hallway, a passage to the left-hand residential unit could also easily be realised. The bedrooms are fitted with carpet flooring, wallpapered and plastered walls, and wooden ceiling panels. The two rear bedrooms feature large dormer windows with storage space beneath. This unit also includes a fully tiled bathroom equipped with a bathtub, a shower with thermostatic tap and two fixed washbasins with mixer taps. Layout – Left-hand residential unit Ground floor The entrance hall at the front of the house provides access to the living room, dining area and kitchen. From the hall, you can also reach a partially tiled toilet with fixed washbasin and shower facility. The kitchen features a tiled floor and a corner layout fitted with a five-burner gas hob, extractor hood, double sink, washing machine or dishwasher connection, and a fixed cupboard unit housing a microwave. The spacious living room beautifully reflects the historic character of the farmhouse, with original oak beams and roof trusses fully visible, as well as the original stable windows. The room features a tiled floor, light brickwork walls and a beamed ceiling. Part of the ceiling is open, providing a view of the first-floor landing. A wood-burning stove is located in the dining area, and from the sitting area there is access to the upper floor. Behind the kitchen is the study, featuring tiled flooring, plastered walls and a beamed ceiling. Double French doors provide access to the garden room, which also has tiled flooring and double French doors opening onto the garden. The garden room connects directly to the living room. First floor The landing features carpet flooring and a gallery overlooking the living room, offering a beautiful view. The landing provides access to the bedroom of this residential unit and includes a fixed cupboard housing the Daalderop central heating boiler (2010) and the meter installation for this unit. This floor also offers a spacious bedroom with carpet flooring, plastered walls and wooden ceiling panelling. The bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, partially tiled and fitted with a shower, toilet and washbasin. Garden Behind the farmhouse lies a beautifully landscaped garden where terraces, a pond feature and a large lawn blend harmoniously into the natural surroundings. The garden can be accessed via a pathway on the left side and via a wide driveway with parking space for multiple cars on the right. The garden also includes an old water well and electrical connections. At the front of the property is a wide front garden, partly landscaped with planting and partly paved, offering additional parking space. Outbuildings To the right of the farmhouse stands a generous detached garage, constructed with cavity walls and featuring a pitched roof with an upper storage level, providing ample additional storage space. The garage is accessible via double wooden doors at the front and a pedestrian door in the side façade, and is fitted with tiled flooring and electricity. At the rear of the plot is a semi-open barn, constructed with original wooden trusses and roof elements, ideal for use as a covered seating area, shelter or storage space. This structure includes two enclosed storage rooms, both with electricity. Key features - Spacious traditional long-façade farmhouse located in a quiet, dead-end street in a rural residential area in the outskirts of Eersel - Designated municipal monument - Roof supported by characteristic wooden trusses - Wooden window frames and concrete window elements, partly fitted with secondary glazing - Equipped with 15 photovoltaic solar panels and an energy label E - A total of five bedrooms and three bathrooms - Many original features preserved, including stable windows, oak roof beams and structural elements - Highly suitable for dual occupancy, as the property consists of two separate residential units, with official subdivision subject to municipal approval - Buyers should take into account the need for modernisation and further sustainability improvements - For further information or to arrange a viewing, please contact our office in Eersel