National Monument Villa “De Reigertoren” for Sale in Bergen (NH), 267 m² of living space near forest, dunes and beach!
Are you looking for a unique detached villa in Bergen (NH) with character, history and ample space? Then National Monument Villa De Reigertoren is exactly what you are looking for. This exceptional listed villa from 1918, designed by architect J.B. (Han) van Loghem, offers no less than 267 m² of living space on a generous 1,310 m² plot, directly bordering the forest and a short distance from the Schoorl Dunes and the beach of Bergen aan Zee.
This distinctive villa combines the architecture of the Nieuwe Bouwen movement with modern living comfort. The property stands out thanks to the iconic Reigertoren, the thatched roof, original details and its beautiful green setting. Due to its size, layout and location, this is an ideal family home in Bergen for those seeking detached and spacious living close to nature and amenities.
Prime location in Bergen (NH)
The property is situated in one of the most beautiful locations in Bergen, North Holland, directly adjacent to the Bergerbos and near the Schoorl Dunes. The beach of Bergen aan Zee is approximately 4 km away. The charming centre of Bergen with shops, restaurants, terraces, the Kunst10Daagse and Museum Kranenburgh is within short distance.
Schools are within walking and cycling distance. Alkmaar can be reached within approximately 10 minutes and Amsterdam in about 45 minutes.
Layout
Via the spacious driveway with parking for several cars you reach the entrance of the villa. The hallway provides access to the living room and the spacious kitchen-diner. The kitchen is equipped with underfloor heating and various built-in appliances, including a Bosch combi microwave, AEG induction hob, dishwasher, fridge-freezer and recirculation hood. French doors provide direct access to the terrace and the lovely rear garden.
Adjacent is the practical utility room with underfloor heating, washing machine and dryer connections and a shower with toilet and washbasin. From the kitchen you reach the atmospheric TV room with solid oak flooring, built-in cupboards and large windows fitted with insulating monument glass.
The generous living room with bay window, wood-burning stove, original built-in cabinets and characteristic beamed ceiling exudes atmosphere and authenticity. The living room, kitchen and TV room all feature an original fireplace. The deep cellar is also accessible from the hallway, ideal for wine storage.
On the first floor there are four spacious bedrooms, two of which have access to the front balcony. At the rear is an attractive office with fireplace and balcony. The fourth bedroom has a practical side room and also access to the balcony. The bright bathroom features a bathtub, walk-in shower and vanity unit. The bathroom and separate toilet are equipped with underfloor heating.
The second floor is spacious and multifunctional, offering ample possibilities for additional bedrooms, a hobby room or playroom. Here you will also find the storage room with the hybrid central heating system (2023).
Via the staircase in the Reigertoren you reach the iconic tower room, a unique space with beautiful views and a special historic atmosphere.
Garden and outdoor space
The beautifully landscaped garden surrounding the villa completes the outdoor living experience. On the generous 1,310 m² plot you will find mature trees, well-maintained borders and several sunny and sheltered terraces. The spacious driveway accommodates multiple cars and features a charging station with its own sub-meter.
There is also a large garage/shed with 8 solar panels on the roof. A well pump provides efficient irrigation of the garden using groundwater.
Financing & subsidy for national monuments
Attractive options are available for the purchase, restoration and further sustainability improvements of this national monument via the National Restoration Fund and other heritage organizations. A low-interest Restoration Fund mortgage of up to approximately €300,000 may be available for preservation works such as restoration of the roof, façade, foundation, window frames, stained glass and plasterwork. For sustainability measures that fit within the monument context, such as HR glazing or a (hybrid) heat pump, a Sustainable Monuments loan is also available. Private owners of listed monuments with a residential function may additionally receive a 38% subsidy on eligible maintenance and restoration costs. For applications above €70,000, an inspection report is required.
Unique features
National monument from 1918, designed by J.B. van Loghem with rich history;
Living area of no less than 267 m²;
Geometric and organic architecture;
Attractive subsidies available for exterior maintenance;
Major maintenance of thatched roof (2023);
Hybrid central heating system (2023);
Various insulation measures and 8 solar panels;
Original brick fireplaces and built-in cabinets;
Very generous plot;
EV charging point with own sub-meter;
Forest-edge location, close to beach and centre;
Centrally located with all amenities nearby;
Transfer date in consultation.
