Wijngaard 96017 AG ThornThorn

Purchase price €2,650,000 excluding notary costs Experience the perfect balance between history and luxury! Live and/or work uniquely in historic Thorn: House Broeckmeulen and the gatekeeper’s house De Kersenboom. These properties are designated for “city center” use and serve various purposes, both business and residential. Located in the heart of the charming white town of Thorn stands the impressive House Broeckmeulen, an 18th-century monumental building that once served as a canons’ house. With its 15 elegantly furnished bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, this house can accommodate up to approximately 42 people. Then there is De Kersenboom, the former garden house/gatekeeper’s house of House Broeckmeulen. This property has its own entrance with a private garden, sauna, jacuzzi, and potentially its own residential purpose! In addition to the many possibilities for group stays, hospitality, hotels, offices, etc., House Broeckmeulen also offers the perfect foundation for a beautiful family home. Imagine living in a stately 18th-century building, with ample space and historical charm, where you and your family create a home full of character and warmth. Layout House Broeckmeulen: Upon entering House Broeckmeulen, you are immediately welcomed by the impressive hall. The space exudes grandeur and historical elegance, with the beautiful staircase as the focal point. Ground floor: A cozy dining room, a snug living room with a fireplace, a spacious kitchen, and a large bedroom with its own bathroom and pantry. The former chapel has been transformed into a garage with opening doors. Next to the garage, there is an apartment with its own entrance, a charming bedroom, a bathroom, and a pantry. Mezzanine floor: A spacious bedroom with a view of the garden and its own bathroom. First floor: 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a salon, and a billiard room. Second floor: 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms. Historical basement: Two cellars, including an impressive vaulted cellar, perfect for a wine cellar, storage, or unique event space. The main building contains a total of 15 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. At the rear of the property is a south-facing garden with views of the historic church tower. There is also a majestic veranda at the back, leading to a seventy-meter-long garden with a Mediterranean flair. The garden is surrounded by two historic walls and the charming gatekeeper’s house, De Kersenboom. It also features a private swimming pool, an orangery (for citrus trees and oleanders), a gazebo, and cozy seating areas among flowers, monumental trees, and a lawn. The swimming pool system has been inspected according to the latest standards. De Kersenboom: An intimate retreat The former gatekeeper’s house is a self-contained "guesthouse" that can be used separately or in combination with House Broeckmeulen. De Kersenboom has its own entrance at the rear and a private garden. The cozy living space with a fireplace contains an open kitchen. On the ground floor, there is the first bedroom with a bathroom. On the first floor, there is a second spacious bedroom. Opposite the garden house is a spacious bathroom with a sauna and a hot tub with a lounging terrace. History House Broeckmeulen was built in 1750, originally as a canons’ house for secular Roman Catholic clergy. Later, it became a convent for nuns, where the rules within the walls were stricter. In the 20th century, a general practitioner and his family lived there. Just before the turn of the century, the building was purchased by the Mulleners family and beautifully restored. A piece of history: A house that tells stories, and where new memories are made!!! Let the charm of Thorn capture your heart! Thorn, Limburg Over 800 years ago, Thorn was a miniature principality. The historic core of the town, now a protected cityscape, is a remnant of this. Picturesque white houses, authentic monumental buildings from the 15th to 18th centuries, winding streets paved with original Maas limestone, intimate courtyards, and floor mosaics alternate throughout. Walking opportunities in the area are endless. The Maas offers many possibilities for boating, surfing, sailing, and canoeing. Maastricht is a little less than a half-hour drive away. Golf Club Land van Thorn in Hunsel is 4 km away.