A RARITY… NATIONAL MONUMENT ‘MALEPARTUS’

A unique villa designed in 1929 by architect M.J. Klijnstra, this English country house-style residence features nearly 750 m² of net floor area and is set on a magnificent 3,500 m² private plot surrounded by a beautifully landscaped garden with spacious sun terraces. The villa showcases a complex floor plan, predominantly two stories under a slate-covered hipped roof adorned with dormers of varying sizes. A stunning multi-level living/work wing was added in 1958, harmonizing with the original design. The façades are crafted from red brick, with steel-framed windows and natural stone detailing. Inside, the ground floor retains original features, including period tile and parquet floors, and a significant masonry fireplace. A Venetian-style room, likely dating back to the seventeenth century, adds to the villa's charm with its beam ceiling and stained-glass windows. Villa Malepartus is nationally significant for its architectural integrity and ensemble value, making it ideal for living and working from home or dual occupancy. Due to privacy considerations, only a general impression and limited interior photographs are provided, complemented by drone footage showcasing the remarkable location. Key features include 3,493 m² of private land, 669 m² of usable floor area, a basement, an internal garage, and an independent guest house. This timeless beauty has offered only a few privileged generations the chance to live at the highest standard, with new owners expected to respect its rich history. Overall, this exceptional family home provides extraordinary space and a remarkable location for those seeking a distinctive residence.