Renovated Terraced House with Garden Room and Southwest Garden

The property at Daltonstraat 6 in Kudelstaart is a terraced house that has been recently renovated in 2025. The house offers 109 square meters of living space on a plot of 127 square meters. It features four bedrooms and has been awarded an A energy label, indicating good energy efficiency.

The ground floor has been finished with light grey tiled flooring equipped with underfloor heating, creating a comfortable living climate. Recessed spotlights enhance the modern character of the space. The entrance hall provides space for a coat closet and gives a well-maintained first impression.

The kitchen is located at the front of the house and features a cooking island with various built-in appliances. This kitchen is designed to be the heart of the home, suitable for those who enjoy cooking while maintaining contact with family or guests. The kitchen includes a wine cooler for storing wines at the proper temperature.

At the rear of the ground floor is a sitting area that provides a cozy space for relaxation after a long day or for gathering with friends and family. From this sitting area, one can access the glass garden room, which serves as an extension of the living space. The garden room features large windows that allow for pleasant natural light and views of the backyard while providing shelter. Sliding doors connect the garden room to the outdoor area, creating a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living.

The first floor is accessed via a fixed staircase from the hall. The landing provides access to three spacious bedrooms, each offering good natural light and various layout possibilities. The bathroom was renovated in 2025 and has a modern, stylish finish with light grey tiled flooring combined with dark accents for a contemporary and luxurious appearance. The bathroom includes a double vanity, a walk-in shower, and a toilet. A tilt window provides natural ventilation and daylight.

The second floor offers access to a surprisingly spacious bedroom via the landing. This room has a skylight that provides pleasant daylight and ventilation options. The space is suitable as an additional bedroom, guest room, home office, or hobby room.

The backyard faces southwest and has been laid out with artificial grass for low maintenance while maintaining a tidy appearance. The garden includes a rear access path for practical purposes such as storing bicycles.

The front yard features a practical canopy for bicycle storage and a storage shed. The entrance to the home is covered.

The property is located in a quiet, child-friendly neighborhood with various amenities nearby. Shops, schools, sports clubs, and public transportation are within short distance. The N231, N201, and N196 roads are easily accessible, providing excellent connections to Aalsmeer, Amstelveen, Schiphol, and surrounding cities.

Travel times by car include approximately 25 minutes to Amsterdam Zuidas, 30 minutes to Amsterdam Center, 20 minutes to Amstelveen city center, 15 to 20 minutes to Schiphol Airport, 35 minutes to Utrecht Center, and 20 minutes to Breukelen Station.

The house was built in 1984 and has a gable roof covered with tiles. It has a volume of 498 cubic meters. The property includes 5 square meters of other indoor space and 12 square meters of building-bound outdoor space which corresponds to the garden room.

For utilities, the property has double glazing and floor insulation. Heating is provided by a Remeha combination boiler that is owned by the current owner along with partial underfloor heating. Hot water is supplied by the same boiler. The property has fiber optic cable, mechanical ventilation, natural ventilation, and TV cable connections.

Parking is available on public roads. Storage is provided in an indoor shed.

The asking price is 540,000 euros buyer's costs, which translates to approximately 4,954 euros per square meter of living space. The property is available and acceptance is negotiable. The property is offered as full ownership and is registered in the land registry as AALSMEER D 5992 with a plot area of 127 square meters.

The purchase agreement will include standard NVM articles including the NEN2580 measurement standard clause and an age clause. The warranty sum or bank guarantee will be at least 10 percent of the purchase price.

The renovation work completed in 2025 focused on the living room, kitchen, toilet, and bathroom, bringing these spaces up to contemporary standards. This means the new owner will not need to invest in updating these key areas of the home.

The glass garden room is described as a unique feature that adds real value to the property. In Dutch homes, such spaces are often used during the transitional seasons when the weather is not quite warm enough to sit outside but one still wants to enjoy the garden views and natural light. The sliding doors allow for flexible use, opening up to connect with the outdoor space on pleasant days.

The southwest orientation of the backyard is considered desirable in the Netherlands as it allows for afternoon and evening sun exposure, making the outdoor space enjoyable for dining and relaxation later in the day compared to south-facing gardens that receive their peak sun at midday.

The four bedrooms make this property suitable for families with children or for those who need a home office space in addition to sleeping quarters. The fact that all four bedrooms are described as full bedrooms suggests adequate sizes for each room.

The A energy label indicates that the property meets current energy efficiency standards, which is increasingly important both for environmental reasons and for keeping utility costs manageable. The combination of floor insulation, double glazing, and partial underfloor heating contributes to this rating.

Kudelstaart is a village located in the province of North Holland, near Aalsmeer. The location between major urban centers and close to Schiphol Airport makes it a practical choice for commuters who prefer a quieter residential setting while needing good access to employment centers.

The child-friendly nature of the neighborhood, combined with proximity to schools and sports facilities, suggests this is an established residential area suitable for families. The presence of public transportation options adds to the accessibility for residents who may not rely on cars for all their transportation needs.

The property is classified as existing construction from 1984. The inclusion of an age clause in the purchase agreement is standard for properties of this age and serves to inform buyers that construction standards and materials from that era may differ from current standards.

The full ownership status means there are no leasehold obligations, which simplifies the ownership structure and avoids periodic ground lease payments that are common in some parts of the Netherlands.

The property is listed through Van der Helm Woning- en Bedrijfsmakelaars, and the listing follows standard NVM practices and regulations.