Monumental Townhouse with City Garden and Garage in Historic Doesburg Center

Located on Bergstraat in the old city center of Doesburg, within the historic fortifications, this national monument offers stylish living with a modern touch. The property dates back to 1780 and has been carefully updated to combine original character with contemporary comfort. The home is situated in the vibrant heart of Doesburg, within walking distance of restaurants, boutiques, museums, and a city park.

The ground floor sets an inviting tone from the moment you enter. The entrance features authentic tiles, stained glass windows, and a well-maintained front porch. At the front of the house, there is a workspace or atelier that can serve various purposes. The living room features an en suite layout that radiates warmth and elegance. This space includes built-in window seats, high ceilings, and a wood-burning stove that adds atmosphere during cooler months. Moving toward the rear of the property, the home opens up to a conservatory where the kitchen is positioned. This area is designed to be light and spacious with a sleek aesthetic, centered around a kitchen island. Large glass panels create a visual connection to the garden beyond, allowing natural light to flow through the space throughout the day.

The first floor contains three spacious bedrooms, each benefiting from pleasant natural light and characteristic period elements. The master bedroom includes a built-in closet wall for storage. The bathroom on this level is finished with a freestanding bathtub, a separate shower enclosure, and a double vanity unit. Additional facilities on this floor include a separate toilet, a laundry room, and extra storage space. The layout has been planned to be practical while maintaining a refined appearance.

The second floor provides versatile space that can be adapted to suit various needs. Currently arranged as an atelier and workspace, this level could equally function as additional bedrooms or a guest accommodation area. The exposed roof construction adds character, while a combination of dormer windows and skylights ensures good natural light. A second bathroom and a pantry on this floor add convenience and make the space self-contained if desired.

Above the living areas, the attic offers practical storage space. Below the ground floor, the property includes a vaulted cellar, which is an unusual and appealing feature. This space can serve as storage or could be utilized as a wine cellar given its character and atmosphere.

The outdoor area is a notable feature of this property. The rear garden extends approximately 45 meters in depth and 9 meters in width, providing a deep and green retreat from city life. Multiple terraces are positioned throughout the garden, allowing occupants to find a sunny or shaded spot depending on the time of day. The garden has been thoughtfully landscaped and offers good privacy despite its central location. At the far end of the garden stands a freestanding stone garage with an upper storage area. The garage has capacity for two vehicles and includes electrical connections. Access to the garage is available via a rear path, which is a practical advantage in a dense urban setting.

The property has a total living area of 308 square meters spread across three main floors, with additional internal space of 51 square meters and external storage of 83 square meters. The plot covers 531 square meters. The interior volume is approximately 1,272 cubic meters. The home contains eight rooms in total, including seven bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and two separate toilets.

As a protected national monument situated within a designated historic townscape, the property retains many authentic building elements while benefiting from certain modern upgrades. Roof insulation and partial double glazing have been installed. Heating and hot water are provided by a Remeha gas-fired combination boiler that was installed in 2025 and is owned by the current proprietor.

The roof is a hipped design covered with tiles. Interior features include skylights, a chimney flue, sliding patio doors, and television connections. The property is classified as a townhouse in a terraced configuration.

Doesburg is positioned within the urban triangle formed by Arnhem, Doetinchem, and Zutphen, offering access to larger cities while maintaining the character of a smaller historic town. The location allows residents to enjoy a quiet residential setting while having urban amenities, dining options, and cultural attractions within comfortable walking distance.

The asking price is 1,095,000 euros, which translates to approximately 3,555 euros per square meter of living space. The property is available for transfer by mutual agreement regarding the timing. A dedicated website with additional photographs and neighborhood information is available for this property.