If you have a big wallet and want to boast the most expensive house in Brabant, you can go to Oisterwijk. You can now find ‘a masterpiece’ for sale there. In the middle of greenery with a living area of almost 1200 square meters. The price tag is hefty: enthusiasts are asked to pay the hefty sum of 7.75 million euros.
Such an exclusive villa arouses curiosity. The house on Oranjelaan has been on Funda for a week and has already been viewed more than 22,000 times on the sales site. Real estate agent Leslie de Ruiter of Hulstkamp Christie’s Makelaars is not surprised. “In general, such expensive houses are viewed more than average.”
He describes it as a ‘notary house, Limburg farm and Saint-Tropez in one’. This spacious four-storey residence on a plot of over 5,600 square meters was completed at the end of 2018. A heat pump and 52 solar panels make it a sustainable home with energy label A+. And with all the technical smarts in the house, the lighting in the five bedrooms, six bathrooms and nine toilets will probably turn off automatically.
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The house has a man cave, cinema and heated outdoor swimming pool. The garage under the house has room for five cars and there is also an indoor guesthouse for an au pair. “Top properties like this rarely come onto the market,” says the broker.
You can’t really peek inside online, as a curious outsider you have to make do with six meager photos. De Ruiter: “This owner is very keen on his privacy, which is why we only show a few photos. Anyone who is really interested will have to provide some background information about themselves before a viewing can take place.”
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For those who misunderstand: Brabant still has a number of gems worth over seven million euros. And 50,000 euros cheaper than the house in Oisterwijk. For example, in Uden you can find a villa of almost 1,500 square meters for 7,500,000 euros. You can take a look inside and see what such a cinema looks like in your own home.
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