This characterful home with a rich history, once the sacristy of the Sint Maartenskerk, offers a rare opportunity to live in a stunning National Monument dating back to 1560. Ideally located in the heart of historic Tiel, this property combines heritage charm with the potential for modern comfort, offering ample possibilities to create a dream home suited to your personal taste.


Located in Tiel, the capital of the Betuwe—a picturesque region known for its abundant orchards and central location in the Netherlands—this property enjoys excellent accessibility via the A15 motorway. Tiel, one of the oldest towns in the country, boasts a vibrant community of nearly 43,000 residents and a full range of amenities, including shops, dining, schools, and sports facilities. Additionally, the Waal River and the town’s railway station are both within easy walking distance.


A Historic Residence with Modern Potential


Surrounded by a park and adjacent to the town hall, library, and theater, this property is perfect for lovers of monumental architecture. It features an intimate city garden with the option to add a private parking space. The new owner has the opportunity to completely renovate the interior to their own specifications, capitalizing on the high ceilings and preserved original features. After installing a bathroom, the house is already habitable and offers many possibilities. Plans are available for an extensive renovation, modernization, and expansion of the living space for review.


Layout and Features


Ground Floor
- Entrance with spacious hallway, toilet, meter cupboard, and turret staircase;
- Large, bright room featuring distinctive ribbed vaults, high Gothic windows, and antique tiled flooring;
- Impressive stained-glass window separates the hallway from the main room;
- Due to the height, there is potential to add an additional level.


First Floor
- Landing with pantry and second toilet;
- Generous open space with monumental fireplace and historic painting;
- Stunning vaulted ceiling that further enhances the historic ambiance.


Second Floor
- Open level with flexible potential, accessible via the turret staircase;
- Recently renovated roof with oak beams and rafters;
- Excellent potential to create a residential space through insulation and finishing.


Additional Features
- National Monument with a rich history, built in 1560 and restored in 1712 and 1952;
- Living area: 119 m² with an internal volume of approximately 900 m³;
- Plot size: 185 m²;
- Approved permit for 20 solar panels on the south-facing roof.


To arrange a viewing and experience this unique city property firsthand, please contact Wilfred Janssen, NVM agent at Netherlands Sotheby’s International Realty, or your own purchasing agent.