Spacious Renovated End Terraced Home with Garage and West-Facing Garden

The property at Dokter Renesstraat 34 is located in Oud-Vossemeer, a village in the Netherlands. The house is described as a surprisingly spacious and largely renovated end terraced home situated in a pleasant, child-friendly neighborhood. The location offers convenience with a primary school and supermarket within walking distance, placing residents right in the heart of the village center.

Upon entering the home, visitors are immediately struck by the natural light in the living room and the modern open kitchen layout. The property features three comfortable bedrooms, a well-maintained bathroom, and a practical integrated garage, providing ample space for various living needs. The low-maintenance backyard faces west, making it an ideal spot to enjoy evening sunlight, and comes complete with a spacious storage shed and rear access.

The ground floor layout begins with a hallway and entrance area that houses the electrical panel featuring seven circuit groups, two earth leakage switches, and smart meters. There is a partially tiled toilet with sink, staircase to the upper floors, an understairs storage closet, and an open connection to both the living room and kitchen.

The living room is a through-living design that has been made even brighter and more spacious thanks to a bay window at the front. At the rear, there is a large window equipped with an electric roller shutter and a passage leading to the semi-open kitchen.

The kitchen is arranged in a lengthwise configuration and comes equipped with a four-burner gas-on-glass cooktop, extractor hood, oven, dishwasher, sink, and upper cabinets. Adjacent to the kitchen is a practical utility room designed to accommodate a refrigerator and freezer. This space also provides access to both the backyard and the laundry area.

The laundry room contains the washing machine connection, a back door, and access to the garage. The integrated garage measures approximately 4.84 by 2.74 meters and features a concrete floor, a water tap, and an electric roller door.

Moving to the first floor, the landing provides access to a partially tiled separate toilet with sink connection, the staircase to the second floor, two bedrooms, and the bathroom. Laminate flooring has been installed throughout the bedrooms.

The master bedroom is situated at the rear of the property and includes a built-in closet wall and a roller shutter. The second bedroom also features a fixed closet and roller shutter.

The largely tiled bathroom is well-appointed with a bathtub, separate shower, sink with vanity unit, designer radiator, and a roller shutter for the tilt-and-turn window.

The second floor features a landing area that houses the central heating combination boiler, which is a Remeha Tzerra Ace 28c installed in 2022. There is a dormer window with roller shutter, knee-wall storage spaces at both the front and rear, and access to the third bedroom.

This third bedroom, located on the attic level, also has a dormer window with roller shutter and knee-wall storage spaces at the front and rear.

The outdoor spaces include a green front garden with lawn and decorative paving driveway. The low-maintenance backyard features decorative paving, plant borders, rear access, a canopy, and a spacious storage shed measuring approximately 6.35 by 2.31 meters, complete with electrical connections.

General technical specifications include a property type classified as a single-family end terraced house, constructed in 1971 as existing construction. The roof is a gable roof covered with clay tiles. The living area measures 111 square meters, with additional indoor space of 13 square meters likely representing the garage area. External storage totals 15 square meters corresponding to the shed. The plot size is 223 square meters and the volume is 458 cubic meters.

The property offers four rooms in total, comprising three bedrooms. There is one bathroom plus two separate toilets. Bathroom facilities include a shower, bathtub, sink, and vanity unit. The home spans three living levels and features natural ventilation, roller shutters, and TV cable connections.

Insulation consists mostly of double glazing throughout the property. Heating and hot water are provided by the central heating boiler, which is a gas-fired combination boiler from 2022 that is owned rather than rented. Parking is available both on the property and through public parking options in the area.

The garage is an attached brick construction that is integrated into the main building, with capacity for one car, an electric door, and running water. The backyard measures 73 square meters with dimensions of 7.50 meters deep and 9.70 meters wide, facing west and accessible via a rear passage. The storage shed is a freestanding stone structure with electricity and double glazing.

The cadastral information shows two parcels: OUD-VOSSEMEER K 838 measuring 154 square meters and OUD-VOSSEMEER K 1209 measuring 69 square meters, both with full ownership status, totaling 223 square meters which matches the plot size.

The energy label is rated E, which the listing notes could present opportunities for additional borrowing options to invest in sustainable improvements for the home. This is positioned as an immediately livable base on an excellent location.

The west-facing backyard is particularly noteworthy, as it allows residents to enjoy the evening sun throughout the warmer months. The inclusion of a canopy provides sheltered outdoor seating options, while the plant borders add greenery without requiring intensive maintenance. The rear access is a practical feature that allows easy movement between front and back without having to pass through the home, which is convenient for gardening, cycling, or receiving deliveries.

The garage being integrated into the main structure offers secure parking or additional storage space. Its dimensions provide sufficient room for a standard vehicle, while the electric roller door adds convenience and security. The presence of a water tap makes this space suitable for various hobby activities or simple car maintenance.

The 1971 construction date places this home in an era of Dutch residential development known for practical layouts and solid construction. The fact that it has been largely renovated suggests that while the original structure has been maintained, many of the interior elements have been updated to meet contemporary standards and preferences.

The roller shutters installed on multiple windows throughout the property serve dual purposes by providing enhanced security when the home is unoccupied and offering effective light control and thermal insulation. The presence of smart meters in the electrical panel indicates attention to modern utility management, which can help residents monitor and potentially reduce their energy consumption.

The layout across three levels provides good separation of living and sleeping areas, which is often preferred by families. The ground floor houses all communal living spaces, the first floor contains the main bedrooms and bathroom, while the second floor offers additional bedroom space that could serve as a child's room, home office, or guest accommodation.

The knee-wall storage spaces on the second floor are typical of Dutch attic conversions and provide valuable storage without consuming floor space. These are practical features that help keep the living areas organized and clutter-free.

The end-position in the terraced row offers advantages over mid-terrace homes, including additional windows for natural light as demonstrated by the bay window in the living room, potentially more privacy, and often a larger garden or side access.

Transfer of the property is available by agreement, with an indication that a short-term move-in might be possible. The listing is represented by Mark Makelaardij acting on behalf of the selling party.