Set in a truly exceptional location, discreetly positioned along a private driveway shared with just six residences, this striking loft-style home (completed in 2020) offers a rare combination of space, privacy and architectural clarity.Occupying a generous plot of 3495 m2, the property enjoys uninterrupted views across open landscapes to both the front and rear. From within the home, you look out over green surroundings towards the historic Brielle church tower and fortified town in the distance, while alpacas graze peacefully in the neighbouring meadow—an idyllic and ever-changing rural background.The home’s bold architectural language is defined by its steel frame, exposed concrete floors and dramatic full-height glazing extending from ground level to the ridge. These elements combine to create a remarkable sense of volume, transparency and natural light, resulting in a truly immersive living experience.Designed entirely in a contemporary loft style, the property also offers the practicality of single-level living, with a bedroom and bathroom situated on the ground floor. The rear façade is almost entirely glazed and fitted with electrically operated louvres, allowing you to regulate light and privacy with ease, all while maintaining uninterrupted views across the surrounding fields.Two generous sliding doors open onto terraces on multiple sides of the house, while a variety of outdoor seating areas ensure a seamless connection between inside and out. The property has been constructed with low-maintenance materials, including aluminium façades and Nobel timber detailing to the front, and is equipped with solar panels, making it largely self-sufficient. Underfloor heating and cooling are installed throughout, ensuring year-round comfort.A home of this type reflects the defining characteristics of contemporary loft living: a detached residence offering the openness, light and spatial quality of an industrial loft, combined with a focus on efficiency, multi-functionality and minimalist design.The setting on ‘Eersteling’—a small-scale and peaceful residential enclave with its own residents’ association—adds a further layer of exclusivity. The historic centre of Brielle is within walking distance, reachable in approximately fifteen minutes, while excellent accessibility is ensured via the Blankenburg connection.LAYOUTGround floorUpon entering, the openness and distinctive loft character of the home are immediately apparent. The entrance hall, complete with a wardrobe cupboard and meter cupboard, flows directly into the living and kitchen areas, without internal doors, enhancing the sense of space. The ground floor is finished with a polished concrete floor and benefits from abundant natural light through extensive glazing.The sitting area is defined by its impressive double-height ceiling extending to the ridge and its visual connection to the mezzanine level. Exposed steel elements lend a strong contemporary and industrial character, while a centrally positioned rotating wood-burning stove provides both warmth and atmosphere, visible from both the seating and dining areas. A large sliding door connects the living space to the terrace and frames the surrounding landscape.The kitchen is positioned at the front of the home, overlooking the front garden, driveway and open polder. Crafted in solid oak with a Silestone worktop, this bespoke kitchen forms a true focal point. The central island incorporates an induction hob with integrated extraction, a Quooker tap, dishwasher and a breakfast bar, while a built-in planter integrates seamlessly into the same material. The tall cabinetry houses a coffee station, steam oven, combi-oven, large American-style fridge, and extensive storage, complemented by a separate wine climate cabinet set within matching Silestone finishes.From the living area, access is provided to the ground-floor bedroom. This room enjoys direct access to the rear terrace via sliding doors and connects seamlessly to a walk-in dressing area and an en-suite bathroom featuring a walk-in shower, WC and vanity unit with countertop basin.To the front of the house, near the entrance, there is a separate guest WC and a practical utility room with sink and provisions for a washing machine and dryer.First floorThe first floor is arranged in a playful and open layout around the central void and finished with PVC flooring. From the landing, there is access to two bedrooms, a bathroom and a study.The front-facing bedroom benefits from a generous storage area, currently partly used as a walk-in wardrobe. The side bedroom features two roof windows and can easily be subdivided into two separate rooms if required.The bathroom on this level is well-appointed, featuring a skylight, freestanding bathtub, walk-in shower, WC and a vanity unit with basin. The study overlooks the void and provides a striking view of both the living space and the garden beyond.Garden and groundsThe outdoor space is as distinctive as the property itself. Vehicles can be parked beside the house, with the possibility to continue along the plot to approximately midway, where a series of self-built storage containers are positioned, currently used as storage, with a veranda set between them. This area has a relaxed, almost informal character reminiscent of a small-scale festival setting, while also offering flexibility to reposition or reconfigure as desired.The garden has been designed with a natural approach and includes, amongst other features, a pétanque court and several terraces, ensuring sun or shade can be enjoyed throughout the day. The plot is equipped with numerous power outlets and two water points, with an additional Wi-Fi access point located midway along the garden near the covered area.The driveway provides space for multiple vehicles and includes a connection point for charging an electric car. Beneath the lawn on the left-hand side of the plot, reinforced groundwork allows for additional parking without compromising the green aesthetics.Adjacent to the house is a natural water feature that collects rainwater from the roof. The garden is also home to two characterful mature pear trees with a notable history, while much of the grounds is finished with Canadian slate, complementing the robust architectural character of the house.In summary, this represents a rare opportunity to acquire a home where space, freedom, architecture and sustainability converge. A distinctive loft-style residence set amidst the open polders of Brielle, where light, glass and far-reaching views take centre stage.