Completed
National Administration
Location:
Gouda
Status:
Completed
Position:
Residential
Architect:
Mei Architects
Builder(s):
Vastbouw B.V.
Size:
6 city villas, total GFA 2,095 m²
On Karnemelksloot in Gouda stands a remarkable listed monument, originally built in 1876 as a military hospital. The building is a fine example of late 19th-century hospital architecture and was later used as a tax office for many years. Set in a centrally located park-like garden with mature trees, it is a distinctive feature of the cityscape.
White House Development transformed this monumental building into six exclusive city villas, carefully preserving its historic character while combining it with modern living comfort. As a nod to their original purpose, the villas are named after old Dutch coins: Dukaat, Schelling, Gulden, Florijn, Duit and Daalder.
Each villa has a living area of approximately 350 to 400 m² and features ceilings as high as five metres, creating an exceptional sense of space. Neo-Renaissance features, monumental entrances, wide hallways and mezzanines have been preserved, giving each home its own identity.
In addition to a shared garden of approximately 2,000 m², each villa has its own garden of 50 to 80 m², ideally facing south. The homes were completed at the end of 2017. The transformation was carried out in collaboration with Mei Architect and Planners, Boer Makelaardij and Vastbouw B.V.
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Sold in 2027
