Hasseltweg 29 7481 VB HAAKSBERGEN
on a prime location just outside haaksbergen, nestled in greenery with a phenomenal view over the countryside toward the village edge, lies this beautifully renovated, spacious farmhouse with several outbuildings on a plot of approximately 1 hectare.
location
the property is situated in the hamlet of honesch, a highly sought-after residential area on the edge of haaksbergen.
nearby, you will find beautiful walking and cycling routes; buurserbeek and the fantastic estate 't lankheet are just a few examples of the natural beauty this area offers. close by is also the vibrant center of haaksbergen, with a good selection of shops, restaurants, and numerous amenities in sports, culture and education. haaksbergen has excellent connections to the n18 and a35/a1, making the cities of enschede, hengelo and almelo with their urban facilities, as well as other regions easily accessible.
the farmhouse
after the agricultural function of the farm was discontinued this farmhouse, built around 1915, was used for a time as two residential units. through an architect-led renovation, these were combined into a stunning residence where authentic elements are beautifully integrated with a modern layout and design. old beams, high ceilings and partially original floors, combined with modern features such as a contemporary kitchen, a unique master bedroom and sustainability measures like 28 solar panels, a hybrid heat pump, and partial underfloor heating ensure a charming and comfortable living experience. the farmhouse has an energy label a, with a living area of 428 m² and a volume of 1,748 m³.
the layout is as follows:
entrance on the side of the farmhouse leading into a spacious hall with a toilet, cloakroom, meter cupboard and access to the technical room.
the original barn area has been transformed into a breathtaking living space with an adjoining open kitchen. the area is "more than generous," yet, thanks to the well-thought-out layout, it feels cozy and inviting. in the living room you can find the original floor and the interior doors with glass allow for phenomenal views from inside. the old beams have been wonderfully incorporated into the modern interior and the contemporary gas fireplace is a stunning centerpiece, providing warmth and ambiance during the winter months. the space offers various options for relaxing or dining. the centrally placed, built-in kitchen with a modern white high-gloss finish anchors the dining area, where there is ample space for an xl dining table. this area has a concrete cast floor with underfloor heating.
additionally on the ground floor, there is a raised room used as a guest room, a library, the original living room with its original wall and floor tiles and a fireplace used as a second sitting room, an office with wonderful natural light through tall windows, a rear hallway with a guest toilet and a utility room.
a fixed staircase leads to the upper floor, with two simple bedrooms and a bathroom equipped with a sink, shower and toilet on one side, and on the other side a spacious master bedroom with integrated wardrobes, dressing area and luxury bathroom. above the rear of the house is a multifunctional living area with various layout and usage possibilities, such as multiple bedrooms, office or hobby spaces.
outbuildings
there are three outbuildings on the plot:
. a half-open barn in front of the house with space for two cars and a closed section for storing bicycles and similar items. (dimensions approximately 13 x 7 meters)
. another half-open barn, in moderate condition but very usable for larger equipment storage or keeping hobby animals. (dimensions approximately 16 x 13 meters)
. a small "coal shed" next to the house where garden furniture and the like can be stored dry.
yard and garden
from the hasseltweg, visitors are guided via the oak-lined driveway to this beautiful farmyard. there is ample space to park several cars. the house is surrounded by a green oasis of various hedges and partitions, all laid out based on a design by internationally renowned landscape architect piet oudolf. he transformed the wide, fan-shaped plot into a true paradise. there are multiple sitting areas, each separated with its own privacy and character. at any time of day, it is here for more than optimal enjoyment. the garden is intersected by a small ditch, creating a beautiful natural division: around the house is a landscaped area while the other side of the ditch is a nature meadow with various fruit trees (apple, pear, plum, and a lovely chestnut tree) and a pond where a family of deer raises their young in the tall grass every year. on a separate section of the property are 28 solar panels. the rear boundary is entirely natural with a few solitary trees or evergreen shrubs, allowing full enjoyment of the expansive views and a stunning sunset every evening.
special features
the farmhouse with its large size of both the residence and the outbuildings as well as the plot offers various usage possibilities, enhancing its versatility and appeal. think of options like co-housing, dual living, pursuing space-demanding hobbies, keeping hobby animals or running a business or office from home.
this presentation is informative and non-binding. drawings, measurements, surface areas, and volumes are indicative, and no rights can be derived from them. the detailed brochure is available upon request.
