House for sale 7+1 • 254 m² without real estate, North Rhine-Westphalia

This villa, built in 1984 with solid masonry, impresses with its distinctive country house character, robust construction, and an exceptionally spacious, park-like property.

The house is set back slightly from the quiet, little-trafficked road and welcomes you with a lovingly designed front garden. The peaceful location and mature garden layout immediately create a pleasant, private atmosphere upon arrival.

On the ground floor, you will find a single-level, largely open-plan living concept that has been designed to be both comfortable and practical. The centerpiece is the spacious hallway with a cozy seating area that exudes a welcoming home feeling. The hallway, dining area, and living room are designed as one open space, creating a sense of expansiveness and generosity. The sleeping area is separated by a corridor and comes with an adjoining bathroom. Additionally, a separate guest toilet is accessible from the hallway right next to the main entrance. This level is also complemented by a kitchen with direct access to the terrace and garden, as well as a utility room. The ground floor features underfloor heating.

The house can be entered either through the two-leaf door at the main entrance or via the side entrance. On either side of the house, there are two garages set back, each with electrically operated doors.

The features on the ground floor captivate with charming details such as hand-formed floor tiles, open and closed built-in cabinets (custom carpentry), unique finishes, and an atmospheric lighting design.

Upstairs, there are two rooms – one small and one large – as well as a bathroom with a shower and toilet. In addition, the upper level features a separate in-law apartment with a hallway, living room, bedroom, bathroom with a bathtub and toilet, and a loggia overlooking the garden. The living room includes all necessary connections for installing an open kitchen.

The outdoor area is a real highlight. A spacious terrace flows into a beautifully landscaped garden with mature trees. A winding path leads past rose beds, hydrangea plantings, and various dense shrubbery hedges to a small, rustic wooden house in chalet style. This charming structure is equipped with a bathroom and kitchen and offers versatile usage options. Thanks to the hedges and mature trees, the property remains almost completely private from the outside.

The estate is in excellent condition and has been regularly maintained. The facade is made of white-painted sand-lime brick, oak beam elements, and features gutters and downpipes made of copper. The classic divided windows and the grayish roof covering underscore the timeless country house style.

The residential building is approximately 90% fully basemented, constructed in solid concrete. There is ample space available, including a heating room that houses the oil central heating system and the oil plastic tanks.

The generously designed pool area does, however, require renovation.

Located in an established, quiet residential area in Schravelen/Kevelaer, the property is surrounded by a family-friendly environment with plenty of greenery and a rural character. In Kevelaer and Winnekendonk, numerous facilities for daily needs can be found, such as supermarkets, bakeries, cafés, restaurants, banks, various shops, as well as pharmacies and medical care.

The Lower Rhine landscape around Kevelaer offers a variety of opportunities for local recreation, such as walks, bike rides, and leisure activities in nature.

Transportation is convenient, with a motorway connection and a train station reachable within a few minutes by car or bus, allowing swift access to neighboring cities. The well-developed cycling network also makes this location very suitable for commuters.

In the nearby traditional pilgrimage town of Kevelaer, many residents particularly appreciate the unique atmosphere. For centuries, the town has been an important pilgrimage destination—a fact that is still reflected in its vibrant, well-kept urban landscape, numerous cultural events, and open, hospitable community. The historic town center, with its churches, squares, and small shops, creates a special blend of Lower Rhine flair, culture, and liveliness. Cafés, weekly markets, and events contribute to a pleasant urban life while maintaining the calm of a small Lower Rhine center. Many locals also value the strong community spirit, active club life, and family-friendly infrastructure.

At the same time, the surrounding area—with its fields, meadows, and forests, farm cafés, and proximity to the Netherlands—offers abundant opportunities for culture, recreation, exercise, and nature experiences right at your doorstep.

Thus, Kevelaer uniquely combines tradition, quality of life, and nature-oriented living—qualities that make the town attractive for both residents and visitors from near and far.

The ground floor’s design impresses again with its charming details, such as hand-formed floor tiles, open built-in cabinets (custom carpentry), unique finishes, and an atmospheric lighting design.

A winding garden path leads to a solidly built and heated wooden cottage in alpine hut style. Nestled within the lovingly designed pool landscape, it offers a private retreat with a variety of usage possibilities. Equipped with a small kitchen and a bathroom with a shower, the cottage is ideal as a guest house, studio, home office, or private wellness and relaxation area. It can also serve as a library, creative space, summer lounge, or a cozy meeting place for sociable evenings with family and friends. Its location by the pool and its integration into the mature garden impart a very special character, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of a small private holiday oasis.