Nestled at the edge of the tranquil Zichem countryside, Kranenburgstraat 36 offers a unique opportunity to own a grand classicist castle with historical significance. This residence, linked to the noble House of Orange-Nassau, sits on an expansive 29,181 m² property that includes a mix of park-like gardens, a wooded area, and open meadows. The estate also features a picturesque driveway flanked by gates and a moat with two arms, adding to its enchanting appearance. The stately main building, dating back to the 17th century, provides a substantial living space of approximately 870 m², divided into three distinct residential units, each fully outfitted with necessary amenities like kitchens and bathrooms. The castle's interior boasts high ceilings and large windows that invite natural light, emphasizing the potential for restoring its historic grandeur. With a total of seven bedrooms and five bathrooms spread across the units, this property can accommodate various living arrangements. There are also additional spaces such as a multifunctional room of around 168 m² and a sizable stable building of roughly 500 m² awaiting complete renovation. Notably, the property is not classified as protected heritage, allowing flexibility in terms of renovation and expansion to suit modern needs. Located just a short distance from the historic Maagdentoren, the surrounding environment is characterized by its serene, green spaces yet maintains good connectivity to major roadways like the E314. The current zoning regulations permit multiple uses beyond residential living, including professional practices, small-scale hospitality venues, and artisan workshops. This versatility broadens the scope for potential buyers looking for both a residence and a potential business venture. With ample outdoor parking and a single garage, this property is well-equipped to handle numerous guests or clients. For more details and to explore the possibilities this residence presents, visit ### Want to know more?
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