Move-in Ready Terraced Home with 3 Bedrooms in Steenbergen Centre

Located in the centre of Steenbergen, this terraced house at Burgemeester van Loonstraat 60 offers a recently renovated living space with modern amenities. The property has been completely renovated and is presented in move-in ready condition, making it suitable for buyers who wish to settle in without immediate renovation work.

The ground floor layout begins with an entrance hall that provides access to the separate toilet, the staircase to the first floor, and the living room. The living room has been designed with an emphasis on space and natural light, featuring large windows that allow daylight to enter freely. An open connection between the living area and the kitchen creates a cohesive living space where daily activities flow naturally between the two areas.

The kitchen is practical in its layout and benefits from good natural lighting. It is equipped with a four-burner hob, an extractor hood, a refrigerator, a freezer, a combi-oven, and a dishwasher. Additionally, the kitchen contains two built-in cabinets, one of which has been fitted with a washing machine connection. A door from the kitchen provides direct access to the backyard, which adds convenience for outdoor living and creates a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces.

The first floor is reached via the staircase from the hallway. The landing on this level gives access to three bedrooms, a modern bathroom, and a loft ladder that leads to the attic space. The bathroom has been fully tiled and finished in a contemporary style. It is equipped with a shower cubicle, a washbasin with a vanity unit, and a designer radiator. The bathroom fixtures and finishes have been selected to provide a clean, modern appearance that complements the overall renovated character of the property.

The backyard is situated on the east side of the property, measuring approximately 30 square metres with dimensions of 4.90 metres in depth and 6.20 metres in width. The east-facing orientation means that the garden receives morning sun and sunlight during the early afternoon hours. The sheltered position of the garden contributes to its usability throughout much of the year, providing a pleasant outdoor space for relaxation or gardening.

The property has been awarded an A energy label, reflecting its energy efficiency. Insulation measures include roof insulation, double glazing, and wall insulation. The heating system consists of a gas-fired combi boiler, specifically a Nefit Proline HRC 24/ CW 4 installed in 2024, which provides both central heating and hot water. The boiler is included in the sale as it is owned by the current owner. Additional features include roller shutters on the front of the property and mechanical ventilation.

This terraced house was originally built in 1931 and features a gable roof covered with tiles. The total living area measures 85 square metres, with an additional 5 square metres of other indoor space. The plot size is 79 square metres, and the property has a volume of 324 cubic metres. The property is held in full ownership.

Parking is available on the public road directly in front of the property. The central location means that daily amenities are within easy walking distance, including shops, restaurants, and other services.

Steenbergen is a town in the province of North Brabant that offers a range of facilities and leisure opportunities. The town centre includes a harbour area with terraces and various restaurants. For daily shopping needs, there are four large supermarkets and numerous smaller shops. The town has three primary schools, Maria Regina, Gummarus, and Kiezelrijk, all of which have good reputations. Secondary education is also available within the town.

For those interested in sports and recreational activities, Steenbergen provides two comprehensive sports facilities, an indoor swimming pool, and an outdoor swimming pool. The town has an active community with clubs for football, tennis including padel, basketball, and athletics. The annual carnival is also a notable feature of local community life.

The surrounding area offers diverse natural landscapes for walking and cycling. The Dintelse Gorzen provide opportunities for more rugged walks, while the forests of Natuurpoort Wouwse Plantage offer a quieter, more serene environment. The areas of Benedensas and Bovensas are also notable natural features in the vicinity. Cycling routes traverse the Brabantse Wal and the extensive polder landscapes. The waters of the Brabant and Zeeland Delta are nearby, as are cycling routes through forests and along the Grevelingen. Beaches on the islands of Tholen and Sint Philipsland are also within reach.

The local economy is diverse, with various business sectors represented in Steenbergen and the immediate surroundings. This diversity can provide employment opportunities close to home, potentially reducing commuting times.

The asking price for this property is 295,000 euros, payable by the buyer including the standard transaction costs associated with property purchases in the Netherlands. The stated price per square metre is 3,471 euros. The acceptance date is to be agreed upon between buyer and seller. The purchase agreement will include a provision for a deposit or bank guarantee of 10 percent of the purchase price.

Viewings of the property can only be arranged through the listing estate agency, Van der Mast Makelaardij. The measurements provided are intended as an indication of the usable surface areas and have been carried out in a uniform manner. However, differences in measurements cannot be entirely excluded due to rounding differences or limitations in the measuring process. The estate agency accepts no liability for the accuracy of the information provided, and no rights can be derived from the information stated in the listing.

The property is classified as an existing construction terraced house, positioned between neighbouring properties on both sides. The original construction date of 1931 indicates that the building has historical roots in the town, while the comprehensive renovation has brought it up to current standards in terms of energy efficiency, comfort, and modern living requirements. The combination of a central location and modern amenities positions this property within the market for buyers seeking a home that balances convenience with updated living standards.

The ground floor layout prioritises an open flow between the living and cooking areas, which is a configuration that suits various lifestyles and household compositions. The direct garden access from the kitchen enhances the practicality of the layout, particularly during warmer months when indoor and outdoor living tend to merge. The presence of a washing machine connection within a built-in cabinet in the kitchen keeps laundry facilities integrated within the main living areas while maintaining a tidy appearance.

The first floor arrangement with three bedrooms provides flexibility for different household sizes and compositions. The bedrooms can serve as sleeping quarters, a home office, a study space, or a combination of these functions depending on the needs of the occupants. The loft ladder to the attic space provides additional storage capacity, which is a practical feature for any household.

The bathroom on the first floor has been designed with modern fixtures and a fully tiled finish that simplifies maintenance. The inclusion of a designer radiator serves both a functional purpose in heating the space and contributes to the contemporary aesthetic of the room.

The exterior of the property features roller shutters on the front facade, which can provide additional security and help regulate indoor temperatures during warm periods. The mechanical ventilation system supports air quality throughout the home.

The 79 square metre plot size is typical for terraced houses in central urban locations, where land is at a premium. The 30 square metre backyard, while modest in size, provides a private outdoor space that can be used for seating, small-scale gardening, or simply as a breathing space between the home and the surrounding built environment.

Steenbergen itself is situated in a part of the Netherlands that offers a distinctive blend of rural and coastal landscapes. The proximity to water, including the waters of the Brabant and Zeeland Delta, and nearby coastal areas on Tholen and Sint Philipsland, provides residents with options for water-based recreation and beach visits. The polder landscapes characteristic of this region create a sense of openness and connection to the agricultural heritage of the area.

For commuting purposes, the location in the centre of Steenbergen means that local amenities are accessible on foot or by bicycle, while the proximity to various employers in and around the town can reduce the need for long-distance commuting. The road network connecting Steenbergen to surrounding towns and cities provides access to a wider range of employment, educational, and leisure opportunities.

The asking price of 295,000 euros positions this property within the market for renovated terraced houses in smaller towns in the Netherlands. The A energy label and the recent renovation work are factors that may influence the perceived value of the property, as these elements reduce the likelihood of immediate additional expenditure on the part of the buyer. The included boiler, installed in 2024, is another feature that adds to the move-in ready character of the home.