Spacious Characteristic Corner House with Private Parking in Central Nieuw-Vennep

This spacious characteristic corner house is situated in the Welgelegen district of Nieuw-Vennep, offering a central location that places residents within convenient reach of local amenities. The property is located on Dorpstraat, approximately 100 meters from various dining establishments and the De Symfonie shopping center, making daily errands and leisure activities easily accessible on foot.

Built in 1937, this corner house presents 134 square meters of living space situated on a plot measuring 152 square meters. The total volume of the property is 513 cubic meters. The building features a traditional gable roof covered with tiles, which is characteristic of the architectural style of this period in the region.

The ground floor layout comprises an entrance hall, a meter cupboard, a toilet, a kitchen, a utility room, a staircase cupboard, and the main living room. The living room is notably wide and spacious, fitted with large windows that allow natural light to enter the space. A wood-burning fireplace serves as a focal point in the living area, providing warmth and atmosphere during the colder months. The upper window sections feature stained glass details, which add to the characteristic appearance of the property. The front of the residence offers views directly onto Dorpstraat.

Positioned at the rear of the ground floor is a separate kitchen arranged in a corner configuration. The kitchen is equipped with various built-in appliances for meal preparation. Patio doors in the kitchen open directly to the rear garden, creating a connection between indoor and outdoor living spaces. Adjacent to the kitchen, a practical utility room provides additional functionality, including connections for a washing machine. This utility room also has its own door leading to the garden.

The first floor is accessed via the staircase and features a spacious landing that provides access to four bedrooms and the main bathroom. One of the bedrooms is distinguished by the presence of a bay window, which adds character to the room and may provide additional natural light. The bathroom is also fitted with a bay window and includes a bathtub combined with a shower facility, a toilet, and a vanity unit complete with mirror and integrated lighting.

Above the first floor, a loft ladder on the landing provides access to the attic space. This area offers additional storage potential within the property.

The rear garden measures 5.5 meters in depth by 8 meters in width, totaling 44 square meters. The garden is oriented to the northwest, which can provide afternoon and evening sunlight during the summer months. Access to the garden is available both through the kitchen and utility room doors, as well as via a rear path that runs alongside or behind the property.

A notable feature of this property is the provision of private parking. According to the listing information, a private parking space is being realized behind the residence, which is a valuable asset in a central location where on-street parking can be limited.

In terms of energy efficiency, the property currently holds an energy label E. The windows feature double glazing as the primary form of insulation. Heating for the property is provided through a combination of a central heating boiler and the wood-burning fireplace located in the living room. Hot water is supplied by the central heating boiler. The heating system consists of a Remeha gas-fired combination boiler that was installed in 2024 and is owned by the current proprietor, meaning it will transfer to the new owner as part of the property.

The property utilizes a natural ventilation system, complemented by the chimney flue that serves the wood-burning fireplace. This ventilation approach was common in properties of this era.

From a legal and cadastral perspective, the property is registered under the designation HAARLEMMERMEER E 4484. The land is held as a partial plot measuring 152 square meters, with full ownership (volle eigendom) transferring to the buyer upon completion.

The property is being offered at an asking price of 550,000 euros, which is stated as costs to be borne by the buyer (kosten koper). This translates to approximately 4,104 euros per square meter of living space. The transfer of the property is subject to agreement regarding the acceptance date, allowing for some flexibility in the timeline for both parties.

The listing indicates that the property is classified as existing construction (bestaande bouw), which is consistent with its 1937 construction date. The property type is specified as a single-family corner house (eengezinswoning, hoekwoning), with the corner positioning providing potential benefits such as additional light from multiple angles and potentially more garden space compared to mid-terrace properties.

The Welgelegen area of Nieuw-Vennep is a residential neighborhood that combines the convenience of a central location with the characteristics of an established residential district. The proximity to the shopping center and dining options means that daily necessities and recreational opportunities are within easy walking distance, while the corner position on Dorpstraat provides a clear address within the neighborhood structure.