Charming 1930s semi-detached home with garden room and excellent energy label

This very well-maintained and charming 1930s semi-detached house is situated on Da Costastraat 6 in the desirable Franse Gat neighbourhood of Veenendaal. Built in 1935, the property offers 85 square metres of living space on a 199 square metre plot, combining authentic period features with modern comforts.

The house presents a lovely appearance with its traditional 1930s architecture. At the front of the property, there is a stylish markiese (awning) providing sun protection. The entrance leads into a practical hall with meter cupboard and stairway to the first floor.

On the ground floor, you will find a pleasant living room featuring a decorative fireplace surround, a pantry cupboard, and a bay window that floods the space with natural light. The ground floor is finished with a beautiful oak wooden floor and attractive beam ceilings that add character to the rooms. The modern semi-open kitchen is positioned in a corner layout with a breakfast bar and comes equipped with built-in appliances including a combination microwave, dishwasher, induction hob, and a freestanding refrigerator freezer. The kitchen benefits from double doors opening to the beautifully landscaped rear garden.

A practical utility room is located on the ground floor, featuring an additional refrigerator, a kitchen unit with ample storage space, laminate flooring, and recessed ceiling spotlights. This room provides convenient access to the garden and houses the washing machine connections.

The first floor accommodation comprises two bedrooms, one of which includes a fitted wardrobe. The modern bathroom is fully tiled to ceiling height and features a toilet, shower cabin, and vanity unit with sink. Natural ventilation is provided in the bathroom. A particular highlight of the first floor is the compact infrared sauna, offering a wellness experience in the comfort of your own home. An access hatch leads to the spacious attic, which is reachable via a loft ladder and could easily be converted into an additional bedroom. The attic features a roof window and currently houses the inverter for the solar panels.

The rear garden is a particular feature of this property. Oriented to the northeast, the garden has been beautifully landscaped and includes a fishpond and irrigation system. A standout addition is the stunning freestanding garden room with glass sliding walls, creating a versatile space for relaxation and entertainment throughout the year. The attached stone storage shed, equipped with electricity and water, houses the washing machine connections, solar panel inverter, and central heating system. The garden is accessible via a back entrance.

The property has been thoughtfully updated with numerous improvements. It features full insulation including roof insulation, cavity wall insulation, floor insulation, and HR++ double glazing throughout. There are twelve solar panels installed, with six fitted in 2019 and a further six added in 2023, contributing to the excellent B energy rating. Air conditioning units have been installed on the ground floor and in the bedroom, providing climate control during warmer months. The central heating system is a gas-fired combination boiler from 2022, although it should be noted this is a rental unit. Electrically operated screening has been fitted on the first floor front elevation.

The property is located in the child-friendly Zuidwest district of Veenendaal. The neighbourhood offers excellent facilities including the Bruïneplein neighbourhood shopping centre, schools, and sports amenities within easy reach. Veenendaal-Centrum railway station is situated within cycling or walking distance, providing convenient public transport connections. There is ample public parking available in the neighbourhood, and the area benefits from good road connections.

This property would suit a variety of buyers looking for a characterful family home with modern appointments, energy efficiency, and attractive outdoor space in a well-served residential area. The combination of authentic 1930s charm, recent improvements, and desirable features such as the garden room and sauna make this an appealing proposition in the Veenendaal housing market.