Spacious corner house with deep garden and free view in Heiloo

The property at Ewisweg 76 in Heiloo is a corner house that offers comfortable family living in the Akkerbuurt neighborhood. The home has a total volume of approximately 390 cubic meters and a living area of 107 square meters, situated on a plot of 301 square meters.

The location of this property is described as perfectly central. The home is within walking distance of the NS railway station, primary schools, and shopping centers including 't Hoekstuk and the lively Stationscentrum with its variety of shops and restaurants. For nature enthusiasts, the Heilooërbos forest is approximately a five minute bike ride away, while the dunes and beach can be reached in about twenty minutes by bicycle. This combination of proximity to daily amenities and natural surroundings makes for an attractive living environment.

Upon approaching the property, you are greeted by a front garden that provides access to the entrance. The front of the home offers a view of greenery and a water feature, contributing to a pleasant streetscape. The corner position of the property provides certain advantages over mid-terrace homes, including additional side exposure that allows for better natural light in the interior and a greater sense of space and privacy.

Inside, the entrance hall contains the meter cabinet, staircase, a storage closet under the stairs, and access to both the kitchen and the living room. The toilet on this floor is fitted with a wall-hung toilet and a small sink.

The living room immediately conveys a welcoming atmosphere with generous natural light coming in through the windows. At the front, the view extends over the green space and water, while the rear provides a sense of privacy with a view of the deep back garden. The sliding doors in the living room create a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, enhancing the feeling of openness. The listing notes that there is a fireplace in the living room that is currently not functional.

The kitchen was installed in 2020 and comes equipped with various built-in appliances including an induction cooktop, extractor hood, combination microwave, dishwasher, and a close-in boiler (Daalderop Itho, 10 liter capacity). The kitchen offers ample storage cabinets as well as sufficient countertop space, making it a practical space for meal preparation. A door in the kitchen provides direct access to the back garden.

On the first floor, the landing gives access to three bedrooms and a fully tiled bathroom. Each of the three bedrooms has a built-in closet. In one of the rear bedrooms, the laundry appliances are conveniently placed in the closet, contributing to an efficient use of space.

The bathroom features a shower cubicle, a second toilet (wall-hung), a vanity unit, and a designer radiator. A window in the bathroom allows for natural daylight and ventilation. The listing mentions that underfloor heating in the bathroom is present but not currently functional.

A fixed staircase leads to the second floor, which serves as a half-landing area housing the central heating boiler (Intergas, installed in 2017) and providing additional storage space. This level also contains the fourth bedroom, which has a skylight, a storage closet, and useful knee walls. This room would be suitable as a home office, hobby room, or guest bedroom.

The backyard is a notable feature of this property. Facing east, the garden has a depth of approximately 15 to 20 meters according to different parts of the listing, with an area of approximately 113 square meters. The garden includes a terrace, lawn, and mature planting. The depth of the garden allows for multiple seating areas, both sunny and shaded. At the rear of the garden stands a detached stone outbuilding (formerly a garage) with electrical connections. The presence of a side passage (achterom) provides convenient access to the back garden without going through the home. Parking on the property's own grounds is also possible.

Additional features of the property include eight solar panels, exterior sun blinds, both wooden and plastic window frames, and an outdoor faucet. The listing notes that expansion of the property is possible. The exterior light on the rear facade is mentioned as not currently functional.

The property has an energy label A, which indicates good energy efficiency. This is supported by the presence of eight solar panels, which contribute to reduced energy costs. The central heating system is an Intergas boiler from 2017, which is owned rather than rented. The electrical installation consists of nine circuit groups with four earth leakage switches.

In terms of the property's construction, it was built in 1967, making it an existing property rather than new construction. The asking price is 525,000 euros, which translates to approximately 4,907 euros per square meter of living space. The property is offered with a cost buyer (kosten koper) designation, meaning the buyer is responsible for transfer taxes and notary fees among other costs typical of property transactions in the Netherlands.

The acceptance terms are described as negotiable, meaning the exact move-in date can be discussed with the seller.

Heiloo is a municipality in the province of North Holland, located between Alkmaar and the North Sea coast. This geographical position makes it an attractive location for those who work in Alkmaar or the wider region but prefer to live in a somewhat quieter environment. The direct train connection from Heiloo station to Alkmaar and further to other cities in the region adds to the accessibility of the location.

The Akkerbuurt neighborhood benefits from its residential character with green spaces and water features contributing to a sense of tranquility. The combination of a corner position, modern kitchen from 2020, four bedrooms, and a generous garden with outbuilding makes this a property suited for families looking for a practical and well-located home.