Move-in ready semi-detached home with garage in quiet Neeritter neighborhood

The property at De Wal 29 in Neeritter is a semi-detached family home that was originally built in 1973. This residence has been well-maintained and updated over the years, making it suitable for first-time buyers and families looking to take their next step on the property ladder. The home is located in a quiet neighborhood in Neeritter, which is part of the municipality of Leudal in the province of Limburg.

The ground floor layout begins with an entrance hall that features a wardrobe closet, a modern electrical panel with three groups of 25 amperes that was installed in 2022, and a toilet room with a small sink. From the hall, you enter the bright living room that spans the full depth of the house, allowing natural light to enter from both the front and back. This through-lounge has a contemporary tiled floor, smoothly finished plastered walls, and an air conditioning system that was installed in 2023 for both heating and cooling. The staircase to the first floor is also located in the living room.

Adjacent to the living room is the extended kitchen, which was added as an extension to the original structure. The kitchen is equipped with various built-in appliances including a dishwasher, refrigerator, combination microwave oven from 2020, a Quooker instant hot water tap from 2013, an induction cooktop connected to the heavy-duty power supply installed in 2022, and an extractor hood. A notable feature is the kitchen island that provides additional storage space for provisions, accommodates a waste bin system, and creates extra countertop workspace.

From the kitchen, you can access a practical utility room that houses the laundry connections and serves as a pantry space with an additional oven. Both the kitchen and the dining area offer views of the backyard, which was completely redesigned in 2024. The new garden layout includes a terrace area, a lawn, a vegetable garden patch, and a stone fence with various pleached trees that provide optimal privacy. A new garden door was installed in 2025, providing access to the rear path. Additionally, the property includes a garage with a steel swing door that would be ideal for a DIY enthusiast or hobbyist. The extra-long driveway provides parking space for multiple vehicles.

The first floor is reached via a fixed staircase in the living room and features a landing that gives access to four bedrooms and a full bathroom. All bedrooms have contemporary laminate flooring, walls with textured paint finish, and two of the rooms are equipped with air conditioning units from 2023 that provide both heating and cooling capabilities. The fully tiled bathroom includes a bathtub and shower combination, a second toilet, a fixed vanity unit with a mirror wall from 2022, and a radiator.

The second floor is currently accessible via a pull-down ladder on the first-floor landing. This attic space is used as a spacious storage area and has been insulated. It houses the central heating boiler installation from 2011 and the inverter for the solar panel system. There is a wooden floor deck, and the possibility exists to install a fixed staircase to convert this space into additional living area.

The property has plastic window frames throughout with insulating glazing and partially fitted with roller shutters. In 2023, twelve solar panels were installed, each with a capacity of 435 Watt-peak, manufactured by Jinko. These panels contribute to attractively low energy costs. The roof is a gable roof covered with clay tiles.

The facade boards are made of Rockpanel material, which is maintenance-free. The electrical panel has been pre-wired for the installation of an electric vehicle charging station. The home has a crawl space underneath.

The energy performance certificate is rated C, with registration number 839231957, valid until November 21, 2029. This rating was established before the installation of the solar panels and air conditioning systems, suggesting the actual energy performance may be better than indicated.

The property details include a living area of 106 square meters, additional indoor space of 8 square meters, external storage of 18 square meters, and a total plot size of 320 square meters. The total volume of the home is 458 cubic meters. The property is offered with a cost-to-buyer arrangement, meaning the buyer is responsible for transfer taxes and notary fees.

The property is available for viewing by appointment. Standard terms apply including a six-week financing contingency period and a 10 percent deposit or bank guarantee to be provided within two weeks after the expiration of any suspensive conditions. Prospective buyers are advised to arrange their own structural inspection if desired.

This home is positioned in Neeritter, a village in the southern part of the Netherlands near the Belgian border. The location offers a quiet residential setting while being connected to surrounding towns and amenities through the regional road network. The property combines the character of a 1970s construction with modern updates and energy-efficient features, making it a practical choice for buyers seeking a move-in ready home with minimal additional investment required.