Extended semi-detached house with double garage and rooftop terrace in Reeuwijk-Dorp

This semi-detached house is located at Dorpsweg 2 in the village of Reeuwijk-Dorp, part of the municipality of Reeuwijk in the province of South Holland. The property was originally built in 1963 and features a traditional pitched roof covered with tiles. Over the years, the home has been expanded and improved, most notably with a rear extension that significantly increases the living space on the ground floor.

The total living area measures approximately 122 square meters, distributed across two full living floors and an attic space. The plot size is approximately 385 square meters, which includes an additional piece of land of about 43 square meters that was purchased separately by the current owner. This extra land allowed for the construction of a second garage, making the property particularly suitable for homeowners who need additional parking or storage space for larger vehicles such as a camper van or small truck.

Upon arriving at the property, visitors are welcomed by a spacious front garden situated on the south side, benefiting from favorable sun exposure throughout the day. The front garden offers an open and green view towards the surrounding area, including characteristic buildings and water features typical of the Reeuwijkse Plassen region. The driveway is wide enough to accommodate approximately four vehicles on the property itself.

The entrance hall provides access to the meter cupboard, a separate toilet room, and the staircase leading to the first floor. The hall is generously proportioned and offers ample space for a coat rack or wardrobe.

From the hallway, one enters the main living area. To the right is the kitchen, arranged in a practical L-shape with a bar counter. The kitchen features a warm wood-effect finish with a dark stone worktop and is equipped with various built-in appliances, including an induction hob and a Miele oven. The bar arrangement makes this a pleasant spot for breakfast or casual drinks.

The rear extension creates a particularly spacious ground floor of approximately 72 square meters. The extension houses the dining area, which can easily accommodate a large dining table seating six to eight people. The rear facade features full-width windows and double French doors, allowing abundant natural light and creating a seamless connection to the garden. Additionally, there is a side door from the kitchen to the garden, with a practical cabinet wall providing extra storage space.

The living room is positioned at the front of the house, enjoying the free and green view mentioned earlier. A bay window on the side adds extra light and gives the room a playful character. The combination of different seating areas makes this a comfortable and versatile living space. The ground floor is largely equipped with underfloor heating beneath the tile floor and mostly has a concrete subfloor. The ceiling is finished with wooden elements and fitted with recessed spotlights, contributing to a warm and atmospheric appearance.

The first floor features a spacious landing and three bedrooms. The bathroom is located at the front and is equipped with a bathtub, shower, washbasin, and radiator. Mechanical ventilation is present, and pleasant daylight enters through a window. At the front is a bedroom currently used as a study and storage room, offering a pleasant and relatively unobstructed view towards the polder landscape.

At the rear are two bedrooms. The main bedroom is generously sized and provides direct access to a sizeable rooftop terrace measuring approximately 6.78 meters wide by 3.59 meters deep. This terrace forms a delightful spot to sit outside in privacy and enjoy the sun. From here, there is also a partial open view over the surrounding greenery.

The second floor is accessible via a fixed staircase and has daylight through a skylight. The ceiling height is limited to approximately 1.74 meters, which is why this space is not fully counted as living area in the official measurements. However, it offers plenty of practical storage space. The technical installation for the solar panel inverter is also located here. The central heating boiler, a Nefit Trendline II from 2021, is installed in the garage.

The rear garden is spacious and well-maintained, laid out with multiple terraces, planted borders, and atmospheric elements. The garden offers considerable privacy and is a pleasant place to relax or socialize outdoors. The layout allows for various seating areas, both in sunny and shaded positions.

A particularly notable feature is the garage facilities. In addition to the standard garage, the extra purchased land enabled the creation of an extended second garage. The garage is very spacious and practically arranged. Part of it functions as a utility room with connections for a washing machine and dryer. There is also a water connection, and the space is heated, which makes usage extra comfortable. The garage has an electrically operated overhead door and offers plenty of storage options thanks to the presence of cabinets and workbenches. This makes it ideal for hobbyists, storage, or working from home.

The property has an energy label E. The insulation consists largely of double glazing, and the exterior window frames were painted approximately three years ago. The house has ten solar panels on the roof, which contribute to lower energy costs.

The location in Reeuwijk-Dorp offers a combination of rural living with good accessibility to urban amenities. Reeuwijk is known for the Reeuwijkse Plassen, a unique nature and recreation area where one can sail, swim, walk, and cycle. The village itself has various daily amenities including a supermarket, primary schools, sports clubs, and pleasant dining establishments. The center of Gouda is a short distance away, offering an extensive range of shops, restaurants, schools, and cultural facilities.

Accessibility is excellent: via nearby major roads, including the A12, one can quickly travel towards cities such as Utrecht, The Hague, and Rotterdam. Public transport is also well organized with stations in the immediate vicinity.

It should be noted that the purchase agreement will include a non-self-occupation clause, stating that the seller has not lived in the property themselves and that the buyer therefore cannot be informed about properties and/or defects that they would have been aware of during own use. The information questionnaire completed by the seller has been prepared to the best of their knowledge and where possible, and is intended solely for information. No rights can be derived from its contents.

The asking price is 649,000 euros, which is equivalent to approximately 5,320 euros per square meter of living space. The property is available for occupancy by agreement.