Real estate Overijssel: 12 properties and houses for sale

Property for sale - A Unique Living Experience on a Generous 2,603 m² Prime Location! What a fantastic setting! This spacious villa, located on the edge of a quiet, green, and charming residential area in Enschede, offers a perfect blend of luxury and comfort. The home stands out with its distinctive architecture and warm, inviting atmosphere. With no fewer than three bathrooms, the option for ground-floor living (bedroom and bathroom), and a generous garage, this property is perfectly suited for both families and multigenerational living. Enjoy stunning open views, lush surroundings, and maximum privacy—this is truly a dream location where every day feels like a retreat. The villa is centrally located, making cities such as Oldenzaal, Hengelo, and Enschede easily accessible. The vibrant city center of Enschede is just a stone’s throw away, offering a wide range of amenities, dining, culture, and entertainment. Additionally, several schools, sports clubs, and shopping centers are nearby, and beautiful walking routes through the countryside begin just outside your front door. Layout Basement: Accessible from the ground floor, the basement features a hallway leading to two teenage bedrooms and an adjacent bathroom equipped with a shower and washbasin. The spacious garage is also located here and can be accessed via a rear entrance, offering ample room for one vehicle. Next to the garage is a charming wine cellar. Additional rooms on this level include a laundry area and two technical spaces housing the boiler and central heating system. Ground Floor: Covered entrance into a hallway with a striking double staircase and access to the guest toilet. From here, step into the L-shaped living and dining room with a cozy fireplace and classic mantel. The separate kitchen is fully equipped with built-in appliances, including a refrigerator, oven, microwave, dishwasher, and 4-zone induction hob with extractor. Three versatile rooms—currently used as bedrooms—are also accessible from the hall, two of which feature fitted wardrobes and en-suite bathrooms. Two of the bedrooms offer direct access to the beautifully landscaped rear garden, complete with a large partially covered terrace, lily pond, and lush greenery including rare and exotic plants. First Floor (Attic): Landing with access to walk-in closets and two additional rooms. One is currently used as a bedroom, and the other as a storage space, though it offers great potential to be converted into an extra bedroom. Highlights Built in 1967 and extended around 2003 with a new roof Plot size: 2,603 m² Living area: 354 m² Spacious villa in a prime location between Lonneker and Enschede Unique architectural design Surrounded by nature and greenery Three full bathrooms Potential for up to six bedrooms A 10% deposit or bank guarantee is required upon purchase Interested in this property? We strongly recommend enlisting your own Nvm purchasing agent to represent your interests. An experienced agent can save you time, money, and stress. You can find Nvm agents in the Twente region via Funda or the official Nvm Twente website. Disclaimer The information provided has been compiled with care however, no rights may be derived from its contents. All listed measurements and surface areas are indicative, may differ from actual conditions, and are intended solely to give a general impression of the layout. We accept no liability for any inaccuracies or omissions.

Property for sale - On a prime location on the outskirts of Enschede, nestled between the leafy villa district Het Stokhorst and the beautiful countryside of ‘t Hooge Boekel, lies the estate “Wienenbleek”. This property includes a spacious farmhouse, generous outbuildings and no less than 7.24 hectares of land. The homestead is marked by monumental trees that form a striking ensemble with the characteristic farmhouse from the 1930’s. From the yard, one can daily enjoy the phenomenal view over the estate’s own meadows, bordered by woods and hedgerows. Be surprised by the freedom and possibilities that this estate on Enschede’s green edge has to offer. The farmhouse – living with history At the heart of the estate stands the robust farmhouse, built in 1930. Acquired in the late 1970s by relatives of the current owners, the farmhouse was carefully extended and renovated to become a luxurious residence that also supported hobby farming. Times, lifestyles and housing preferences evolve. This stunning property is ready for a new chapter—one that you can shape. Keywords might include: expanding the living area and comfort, modernization, sustainability upgrades or creating an additional unit for potential future family care. Current layout: A covered entrance, made of Bentheim stone, leads into a bright hallway with a tiled floor. The hallway provides access to the staircase, guest toilet, a country-style kitchen and a spacious living room in the traditional “endskamer”. Both the kitchen and the endskamer offer views of the scenic Twente countryside, while fireplaces create a warm, intimate atmosphere. Upstairs are several bedrooms and a spacious bathroom. The back of the farmhouse remains structurally original, featuring beautiful wooden beams and a traditional stable door (the so called ‘niendeur’). Where cows once stood, there are now five horse stables, a tack room and additional facilities including an office, shower and laundry connections. Summer cottage A short distance from the farmhouse, at the forest’s edge, a modest wooden summer house with a bitumen roof offers a potential guest accommodation. Outbuildings Next to the farmhouse is a large barn (225 m²), built in Saxon style with brick walls and wooden gables. It is currently used for equestrian purposes, containing several stables. Behind the house is a large open barn, ideal for storing multiple cars, a camper, machinery, tools, etc. Near the summer house is an old sheepfold, partially overgrown. Classic to a traditional Twente farmyard are the small chicken coop and a “spieker” (storage shed), offering opportunities for keeping poultry or small animals and storing or drying firewood from your own forest. Land, woods and stream Estate Wienenbleek spans approximately 7.24 hectares, consisting of around 4.5 hectares of meadows, bordered by about 2.4 hectares of forest and hedgerows. The meadows, which include a riding arena, are ideal for horses or other livestock, but can also be left natural to serve as a beautiful transition to the forest. The forest provides a natural barrier to the adjacent Stokhorst neighborhood and is filled with impressive monumental trees and lush undergrowth. A meandering stream flows through the woods, making this a true paradise for flora and fauna. As the new owner, you might enjoy this daily! Centrally located – city and nature within reach This unique estate sits on a central, yet secluded location at the edge of the quiet and green villa district Het Stokhorst. From the farmhouse you can walk straight into the park-like landscape of “de Hoge Boekel”. The surroundings offer many walking and cycling routes to enjoy nature to the fullest. Nearby cities like Enschede, Hengelo and Oldenzaal are easily accessible, so you can enjoy both rural tranquility and urban amenities. The vibrant center of Enschede is just a stone’s throw away, offering a rich cultural scene, from Michelin-starred restaurants and cozy cafés to museums like Rijksmuseum Twenthe and the Wilminktheater. Enschede also hosts various educational institutions such as the University of Twente, Saxion University of Applied Sciences and ArtEZ University of the Arts. There are also local primary and secondary schools, sports clubs and shopping centers, making this estate ideal for families or anyone seeking a blend of rural charm and urban convenience. Zoning plan / land use The zoning plan “Buitengebied Zuid Oost” of the municipality of Enschede applies. The homestead is designated as residential use with agricultural character. The meadows, riding arena and hedgerows are zoned as agricultural and the forest is zoned as woodland. The entire estate is part of the urban fringe zone of Enschede. For more details, consult the local spatial planning portal or contact the municipality of Enschede. Dutch natural heritage act (Nsw) / rural opportunities / subsidies The estate is partially classified as an “open to the public” Nsw estate. A future owner is required to maintain and reclassify the estate as such. This offers several tax benefits, including exemption from transfer tax, low annual property tax and benefits for gifting or inheritance. The guide “Buitenkans” offers opportunities for repurposing outbuildings such as through the Vab (vacated agricultural buildings) scheme. Subsidies for nature conservation and management are also available. We would be happy to inform you about all possibilities during a viewing. The asking price is free of buyer’s costs, except notary fees. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Drawings, dimensions, surface area and volume are indicative—no rights can be derived from them.

Property for sale - Het Zeldam Estate – Exclusive living between city and nature Between two cities in Twente, Enschede and Hengelo, in the green hamlet of Driene, a unique residential project has been developed: Het Zeldam Estate. Nestled in a leafy setting with stately manor houses, vast natural surroundings and within walking distance of the Driene golf course, this former historic farmstead is being given a new lease on life as an exclusive residential estate. In recent years, the historic farmhouse and characteristic barn have been transformed into exclusive residential gems. Now, the final phase of this small-scale estate is ready to be realized: the opportunity to build two more spacious homes, each on a generously sized, green plot offering maximum privacy. A place of character and space Living at Het Zeldam Estate means coming home to a rural setting perfectly located between the cities of Hengelo and Enschede. Surrounded by the typical Twente park-like landscape and just a stone’s throw from the beautiful natural areas of Kristalbad and Driene, you will enjoy the lush greenery, space and freedom every day. At the same time, you benefit from the convenience of nearby urban life: shops, cozy restaurants, schools and healthcare facilities are all within easy reach. Even the University of Twente and the Business and Science Park are practically around the corner. And for golf enthusiasts, the Driene Golf Club—one of Twente's most beautiful courses—is located just across the Enschedesestraat. Whether you seek peace in nature or the vibrancy of city life, at Het Zeldam you never have to choose. Here you will find the perfect balance. History as a foundation for the future The historic heart of Het Zeldam Estate is a farmyard with a story. Founded around 1900, it proudly bears the name of its last resident, Mrs. Ten Zeldam. Once farmland, it is now a place where past and future blend harmoniously—and you can be part of it. Exclusive building plots with maximum privacy, spacious homes Now there is a unique opportunity to build your dream home in the heart of Twente. As the final step in completing this green residential oasis, two exceptionally attractive building plots are available. Each plot permits the construction of a spacious, luxurious detached home with a volume of no less than 1,000 m³. An extension is even possible, for example a 75 m² annex for storage or a garage. When building your home at Het Zeldam you are completely free to choose your own architect and contractor. Naturally, all designs must comply with the zoning plan and the building regulations as assessed by the municipality., but there is ample flexibility to create a generous and stylish home with modern living comfort. The plots are located on the rear grounds of the former farmhouse. The planned homes are spaced generously apart from each other and from existing buildings, ensuring complete privacy. Het Zeldam Ii – approx. 13,000 m² An impressive plot of no less than 1.3 hectares located on the southern side of the estate. This plot features gently sloping terrain with a designated wetland area that periodically floods and serves as a habitat for diverse flora and fauna. The approximately 1,000 m² building zone is centrally positioned on the northern side, providing optimal sunlight exposure at the rear of the house. The plots are accessed via De Belderweg, a side street of Enschedesestraat. From there, a private driveway leads to both plots. Plot Het Zeldam I will be granted a right of way over the northern side of plot Het Zeldam Ii. The site plan offers a general impression of the proposed layout. Important to Know: • Costs for notary services, land registry (plot measurement), and transfer fees are borne by the seller • The mandatory landscaping as required by the zoning plan will be funded and carried out by the seller. Thereafter, the maintenance and required preservation of this greenery will be the responsibility of the buyer. • The future joint driveway from De Belderweg to plot Het Zeldam I will be surfaced with crushed stone by the seller. An easement will be established for the right of way and the installation, maintenance and use of utility lines. Here, plot Het Zeldam I is the dominant estate and plot Het Zeldam Ii is the servient estate. Further details can be provided upon request • All costs and fees related to environmental permit applications or possible exemptions, utility connections, driveway installation and other site preparations are the buyer’s responsibility • The plots at Het Zeldam Estate have not yet been officially measured. The listed surface areas are therefore indicative and may vary upon final cadastral measurement. Living at Het Zeldam Estate means coming home to nature—with all modern comforts and amenities within reach. A unique opportunity for those seeking privacy, space and exclusivity in a historic setting. This presentation is for informational purposes only and entirely non-binding. Drawings, dimensions, areas and volumes are indicative and no rights can be derived from them. A detailed brochure is available upon request.

Property for sale - A Rare Opportunity to Own a Charming 1930s Detached Home in the Heart of Oldenzaal This is your chance to live in a characterful 1930s-style home full of authentic details, offering a generous 332 m² of living space, solar panels, and a stunning, park-like rear garden with complete privacy and unobstructed views. Thoughtfully modernized and exceptionally well-equipped, this home is an inviting blend of charm and comfort—we’d love to welcome you for a viewing to experience the atmosphere for yourself. Perfectly located in the center of Oldenzaal, this property offers the best of both worlds: within minutes you can stroll into the lively town center with its wide range of shops, cafes, and restaurants, or quickly escape into the surrounding countryside thanks to nearby arterial roads and walking routes through beautiful natural areas. The property features private driveways on both the left and right sides, adding both convenience and curb appeal. Layout Ground Floor Entrance into a spacious hallway with an elegant staircase and guest Wc with a washbasin. From this central space, you can access a bright sitting room or hobby space, as well as the generous open-plan kitchen. The kitchen is well-appointed with built-in appliances including a refrigerator, dishwasher, a striking Aga stove with built-in ovens, extractor hood, and ample cabinet storage. The kitchen also leads to a practical pantry cellar of approx. 10.3 m². Toward the rear of the house is the garden-facing living room with double doors opening onto the terrace—ideal for enjoying the view of the lush garden. This space features a cozy open fireplace and leads to a separate room currently used as a Tv lounge, though it's equally suited as a playroom, studio, or home office. A side entrance opens to a utility room with washer/dryer connections and leads into a brick-built storage room. Above this area is an additional room, currently used as an office, which could also serve well as a fifth bedroom thanks to the dormer window and roof lights. The Garden The standout feature of this home is undoubtedly its rear garden: though centrally located in Oldenzaal, you’ll feel as if you’re living in the countryside. Offering full privacy, lush greenery, and an open view to the east, this garden includes a large covered terrace, perfect for outdoor living most of the year. Still need more storage space? A detached stone garage is located to the side of the house. First Floor A large landing with a mezzanine grants access to four bedrooms, two of which include built-in wardrobes. The fully tiled bathroom features a shower, double sink, bathtub, and a built-in cabinet housing the central heating system. There is also a separate toilet with washbasin off the landing. Second Floor A fixed staircase leads to the attic floor, currently a large open space with two separate storage rooms. With plenty of natural light from the surrounding windows, this space is easily adaptable for various purposes, such as additional bedrooms, a home gym, or a creative studio. Highlights Built in 1934 Plot size: 1,006 m² Living area: 332 m² Authentic 1930s architectural style Currently four bedrooms, with potential for up to six Private driveways on both sides of the house Prime location within walking distance of both the town center and surrounding countryside A 10% deposit or bank guarantee is required upon purchase Interested in this property? We recommend securing your own NVM-certified purchasing agent. A buying agent will protect your interests and can save you time, money, and effort. Find Nvm agents in the Twente region via Funda or the Nvm Twente website. Disclaimer All information has been compiled with the utmost care however, no rights may be derived from its content. All dimensions and surface areas are indicative and may differ from actual conditions. The layout descriptions are intended to provide a general impression. We accept no liability for any inaccuracies or omissions.

Property for sale - Historic estate consisting of a national monumental villa surrounded by an English landscape garden A hidden gem nestled between two lakes in the beautiful nature reserve between Hengelo and Enschede, strikingly central and conveniently located near amenities and major roads. Accessed via a 500-meter-long driveway, exclusively reserved for residents, crossing the estate Het Lonnekermeer, the unique setting of the estate (2.385 ha) with Villa Huize Oosterhof becomes apparent. Ideally situated between two large lakes, where the wide natural surroundings and the historical beauty of the villa and its surrounding garden form a truly unique ensemble. It is the ultimate haven for those who appreciate exceptional living combined with nature. Location The villa is located where the municipal boundaries of Hengelo, Enschede and Dinkelland meet one of the most unique and green locations in Twente due to the cluster of various estates and nature reserves. Situated on a strip of land between the two Lonneker lakes (6 and 10 ha) with views over the water, the villa offers endless opportunities for hiking and cycling in the scenic wooded surroundings, as well as ice skating on the lakes in winter, there is always something beautiful to experience here. Despite being surrounded by high-quality nature, the estate is very centrally located. All imaginable amenities including cozy restaurants, theaters, golf courses, a university, colleges, hospitals, extensive shopping centers and public transport are nearby. The estate is adjacent to Hengelo and just a 5-minute drive from Enschede. Thanks to a bicycle overpass, the Hasseleres district can be reached within minutes. Additionally, the A1 motorway entrances and exits are just 3 minutes away, providing excellent connections to the rest of the Netherlands and Germany. The Villa This villa, built in 1901 and designed by architect Karel J. Muller in chalet style, is a national monument. Architect Muller is known for projects such as the Rijksmuseum in Enschede, Tuindorp 't Lansink in Hengelo and several prestigious country houses in Twente. The villa was originally commissioned by Otto Stork, a member of a well-known industrial family. After nearly a century of family ownership the Overijssels Landschap Foundation purchased the Lonnekermeer estate in the early 2000’s including this villa, which was later sold to the current residents with the land leased on a hereditary basis. At the time the house was in a poor state of repair and was subsequently restored to its former glory, preserving its original character and many authentic details. Features such as the terrazzo floors and the original parquet flooring remain intact. The numerous built-in cabinets and service cabinets in the kitchen and pantry are still present. The three fireplaces, two bathrooms and five toilets, most of them with unique facilitary facilities, are also still part of the property. Some original light fixtures have been preserved, as well as the apple drying cabinets in the basement. The many windows provide a very pleasant natural light and offer phenomenal views on all sides. Nearly all transom windows contain stained glass. Despite its age and the focus on preserving details, the villa offers modern comfort. The entire villa has secondary glazing, cavity walls and an insulated roof. In 2023 a pellet stove system, a wood stove and a heat pump boiler were installed. Thanks to careful and systematic annual maintenance supervised by the Monumentenwacht, the house is currently in excellent condition. A structural report is available. On the eastern side of the spacious plot there is a large garage with multiple compartments for storing garden equipment and other tools. For the layout of this charming villa, we refer you to the attached floor plans. We can however, provide a better and more complete impression during a viewing or you can request for the detailed brochure. Garden and Landscape Over the past decade the current owners have made every effort to restore the estate to its former glory. Together with Landschap Overijssel and several renowned partners a restoration plan was carried out for both the garden and the park. Everything was done in line with the intentions of landscape architect L.A. Springer, who designed the estate in the early 1900’s. The two main sightlines from the house to the lakes have been restored as well as several sightlines on both sides of the house, including the so-called maid's lane leading to the nearby farmhouse. The restoration and (re)design of the rose garden, borders, lawns with garden ornaments, ornamental forest edges, decorative shrubbery, park layout with old trees, orchard, and wildflower meadow with historical ornamental plants were completed, complementing the garden and park. It is almost inconceivable how many plants and shrubs have been planted in recent years. Nature The villa is situated in a high-quality nature reserve (Natura 2000). Deer, badgers, numerous dragonfly species and rare birds, including six species of woodpeckers, kingfishers, hobbies, ospreys and bitterns, can often be spotted around the house. NSW Estate The estate is classified as a non-public Nsw estate through an auxiliary designation. The successor owner/leaseholder will be required to reclassify the estate, which offers various tax benefits including exemption from transfer tax and reduced property taxes. National Monument The villa is designated as a National Monument, making it eligible for an attractive multi-year maintenance subsidy (Sim) and an annual residential subsidy. Leasehold The land is owned by Landschap Overijssel. Through a reissue of the leasehold with an associated right of superficies, you become the user of the land and the owner of the structures. For the use of the land, you pay an annual ground rent, which is currently tax-deductible in the same way as interest on mortgage loans. A modern leasehold agreement will be entered into, based on the applicable banking guidelines, making financing possible. Summary for more information and a viewing. Do not wait too long, opportunities like this are rare. Step into the history and future of Huize Oosterhof - a hidden gem on the Lonnekermeer Estate! Ground rent: € 20,000,- per year. The asking price is inclusive of transfer costs, excluding notary fees. This presentation is informative and non-binding. Drawings, dimensions, area and volume are indicative and not legally binding.