House Brelaar

On the green edge of Paal, in the quiet Brelaarstraat, lies a rare gem for those who love character, craftsmanship, and serenity. This unique half-timbered farmhouse, built by Fons Geerinckx in 2005 with reclaimed antique materials, exudes authenticity without sacrificing contemporary comfort.

Features

Habitable surface: 357m²
Surface area of plot: 1699m²
Construction year: 2005
Number of bathrooms: 2
Number of bedrooms: 6

On a plot of 1,690 m² unfolds a harmonious living experience: warm wooden beams, real lime plaster, natural stone, and two impressive fireplaces create a cozy atmosphere with a nod to the past – ideal for those who love rural charm with style.

Inside, you are welcomed by a characterful entrance hall leading to a spacious living area and a versatile room, both with views of the garden and bathed in natural light. The kitchen with breakfast nook, the authentic bakehouse, and the cozy sitting areas make the whole space warm and homely. On the ground floor, there is also a bedroom with its own bathroom, discreet and functional.

Upstairs, four bedrooms are housed, along with a second bathroom and a library – perfect for relaxing with a view of the greenery. Underground, awaits a charming wine cellar. The green garden has a perfect southwest orientation.

This home is for those who consciously choose beauty with a soul – a home that feels like a heirloom, ready to be cherished.

Timber-framed house / 2005 / Fons Geerinckx / Authentic bakehouse / Library / Wine cellar / Rural charm /