Villa in Willemstad

The Landhuis

Landhuis Veeris is in fully original condition and is offered as a full renovation property, with the requirement that the property must remain in its original state. The building is a monumental and historic landhuis, meaning that renovation and restoration may only be carried out with full respect for and preservation of its authentic features and original structure. This makes the property particularly suitable for buyers who appreciate characterful and historic living and are willing to invest in a careful and responsible restoration.

The total built-up area is approximately 570 m² and consists of the main landhuis, an annex, a magasina, a toilet/shower building, and corrals.

Upon entering, you are welcomed into a spacious entrance with beautiful authentic details. The landhuis features multiple rooms with original doors, a bathroom, a kitchen, and an attic level divided into two spacious rooms. Due to its monumental status and the obligation to preserve the original condition, expansion possibilities are limited, however within the existing structures the property offers ample potential to be restored into a generous private residence while maintaining its historic appearance.

The Plot

The landhuis is situated on a spacious plot of approximately 6,000 m² of freehold land. The size of the plot offers ample space and privacy around the property. The plot is primarily suitable for the preservation and reconfiguration of the existing complex, in accordance with applicable monument and spatial planning regulations.

Zoning

In accordance with Article 3 of the DROV, the plot has, among others, a residential zoning designation. Due to the monument status, new construction and large-scale extensions are limited and subject to permits and regulations. Its location along the Oude Weg Naar Westpunt, directly next to Sambil, ensures excellent accessibility.

History

The Veeris family, after whom the plantation and the landhuis are named, were the first known owners of the Drie Gebroeders and Westerveld plantations. In the second decade of the 19th century, these plantations were merged with Plantation Eendracht to form Plantation Union. This plantation covered approximately 108 hectares and later became known as Veeris.

This unique property is highly suitable for redevelopment as a private residence, restaurant, or apartments, subject to applicable monument and zoning regulations.

Has this exceptional property caught your attention?
Please feel free to contact Faye Neuray at +599 9 686 0327 for more information or to schedule a viewing.