Quiet Detached Split-Level Home with Unique Layout
Key Features
Description
Located in the peaceful village of Melick, this detached split-level home was designed by architect Coppen and built in 1975. The property sits on a plot of 390 square meters and offers a total living area of 127 square meters. The split-level design creates an interesting and playful layout where different living areas are connected through subtle level changes, allowing natural light to flow throughout the interior spaces.
The ground floor entrance leads to the main living area which features a height difference that naturally separates the sitting area from the dining space. This architectural detail gives the home a distinctive character while maintaining an open and connected feel. The living room connects directly to the lower level dining and living area through an open plan arrangement.
On the lowest level of the home, you will find the spacious dining and living room with a sliding door that provides access to the garden. This room includes a wood-burning fireplace that adds warmth and atmosphere during the colder months. The open kitchen is integrated into this space and comes equipped with various built-in appliances including a dishwasher, induction cooktop, stainless steel exhaust hood, refrigerator, and a combination oven.
The ground floor also contains a bedroom that is situated two steps lower than the main level. This bedroom is fitted with shutters for light control and privacy. Adjacent to this is a toilet room with a wall-hung toilet and a small sink. The utility room on this floor houses the central heating boiler and provides connections for washing appliances.
Moving to the first floor, the landing provides access to two bedrooms, an office space, and the main bathroom. Both bedrooms are well-maintained and one of them has access to a storage attic. The office space could also serve as a nursery or an additional small bedroom depending on the needs of the future residents.
The modern bathroom on this floor features a walk-in shower, a wall-hung toilet, and a bathroom vanity unit. The bathroom has been updated to contemporary standards while maintaining the character of the home.
Regarding energy efficiency, the property has been awarded an energy label C. The roof has been insulated, and the windows feature a combination of double glazing and HR+ glass. The window frames are primarily wooden with some plastic frames. In 2021, the central heating boiler was replaced with an Intergas gas-fired combination boiler which is included in the sale. Additionally, six solar panels have been installed on the roof to help reduce electricity costs.
The exterior of the property includes a carport at the front of the house providing covered parking space with additional parking available on the property. The garden surrounds the house and features level differences that create visual interest and define different outdoor living areas. The garden includes a detached wooden storage shed, planted borders, a lawn area, and a terrace for outdoor seating and dining. A rear access path allows passage to the back of the property without going through the house.
The property is situated on a quiet road within a residential neighborhood, offering a peaceful living environment while still being part of a community. The total volume of the building is 542 cubic meters. Additional space includes 13 square meters of other indoor space, 18 square meters of attached outdoor space, and 9 square meters of external storage space.
The home is offered at an asking price of 445,000 euros with the buyer responsible for transfer costs. The property is available for viewing by appointment, and potential buyers are encouraged to contact their purchasing agent or the listing office to arrange a visit. The acceptance terms are to be negotiated. The property has full freehold ownership according to the cadastral registration MELICK EN HERKENBOSCH E 5074.
This split-level residence represents an opportunity to acquire an architecturally interesting home in a tranquil setting. The combination of the unique layout, recent updates to the heating system, solar panel installation, and the established garden make this a property worth considering for those seeking something distinctive in the Melick area.