Key Features
Description
This impressive townhouse is situated at Rechtstraat 11 in the Wyck district of Maastricht. The property dates back to 1820 and holds monumental status, which adds to its historical significance and character. With a living area of 144 square meters spread across four floors plus a basement, the residence offers ample space for comfortable living.
Wyck is widely regarded as one of the most distinctive and desirable neighborhoods in Maastricht. The area has a rich history dating back to the Middle Ages, when it consisted of two main streets: the Rechtstraat and the Hoogbrugstraat. The Rechtstraat was already referred to as platea recta, meaning the straight, elongated street, and it continues to serve as the beating heart of Wyck to this day. Residents of this location benefit from immediate proximity to everything that makes Maastricht special. Charming squares, restaurants, picturesque streets, beautiful parks, boutiques, specialty shops, and retail stores are literally around the corner. The historic city center can be reached on foot via the Sint Servaasbrug. Additionally, the train and bus station, the MUMC+ hospital, and various university faculties are located in the immediate vicinity.
The interior of the property features a spacious living room that benefits from abundant natural light entering through the numerous windows. The generous proportions and comfortable styling make this space suitable for relaxing evenings and social gatherings. The kitchen is equipped with modern appliances and provides sufficient workspace for meal preparation.
The layout across the floors includes multiple sleeping areas, with a particularly spacious master bedroom. There are a total of five rooms, of which three serve as bedrooms. The property includes two bathrooms, one of which is fitted with a bathtub, shower, double sinks, and a sink cabinet, while there is also a separate toilet. The bathrooms are finished in a modern and sleek design.
The outdoor space consists of a sunny terrace measuring 31 square meters. With dimensions of 9.52 meters in depth and 3.24 meters in width, there is plenty of room for outdoor furniture. The terrace faces east, making it suitable for enjoying morning sun and dining outdoors on pleasant days. The terrace overlooks the beautiful surroundings of the area.
For parking, residents can use a parking permit system in the immediate area. The street also has an electric vehicle charging station available. The property further includes an internal storage area with electricity and water connections, which could serve as a workspace or additional storage.
In terms of construction and technical specifications, the property was built in 1820 with a gabled roof covered with tiles. The building has partial furnishings and holds monumental status. The total content of the building is 532 cubic meters, and the plot size is 75 square meters. In addition to the 144 square meters of living space, there is 15 square meters of other indoor space and 23 square meters of building-related outdoor space.
The property features various modern amenities including air conditioning, outdoor blinds, skylights, a fiber optic cable connection, mechanical ventilation, a chimney flue, and TV cable connections. The insulation includes roof insulation, partial double glazing, HR glass, wall insulation, floor insulation, and secondary glazing.
Heating and hot water are provided by a gas-fired combination boiler from Remeha, which was installed in 2025 and is owned by the current owner. No energy label is currently available for the property.
The asking price for this property is 675,000 euros, which translates to approximately 4,688 euros per square meter of living space. The property is offered with a cost koper arrangement, meaning the buyer is responsible for transfer costs. Acceptance dates are to be negotiated with the seller.
As is standard in Dutch real estate transactions, a purchase agreement only comes into effect after both buyer and seller have signed the document. The buyer is required to provide a deposit of ten percent of the purchase price to the notary or arrange a bank guarantee within one week after the purchase agreement becomes unconditional. Prospective buyers are entitled to commission a structural inspection at their own expense to gain insight into the condition of the property, and should indicate when making an offer whether they wish to conduct such an investigation.
The combination of the monumental character, the central location in one of Maastricht's most sought-after neighborhoods, and the modern amenities make this a distinctive property in the local real estate market. The property is described as move-in ready, requiring no immediate renovation work. The historical elements of the building from 1820 are preserved within the monumental status framework, while contemporary comforts have been integrated throughout the residence.