Modern semi-detached home with solar panels and renovated garden near the Maas

This semi-detached residence was built in 2017 and is located in the center of Maashees, a village situated in the province of North Brabant. The property has been well maintained and features a modern finish throughout. With a living area of approximately 139 square meters and a plot size of 320 square meters, this home offers ample space for a family. The total volume of the house measures around 511 cubic meters. The property holds an A++ energy label, indicating excellent energy efficiency. The entire building is fully insulated and fitted with plastic window frames with insulating glazing. Additionally, ten solar panels have been installed on the roof, contributing to lower energy costs.

The ground floor features high-quality PVC flooring equipped with underfloor heating. The walls are partially plastered and textured, while the ceilings have spray work with various recessed spotlights installed. Entry to the home is through the side facade. The hallway provides access to the staircase leading to the upper floor and to the partially tiled modern toilet room, which contains a wall-hung toilet and a fountain. From the hallway, one enters the spacious open-plan living kitchen situated at the front of the house. This kitchen includes an extensive modern wall arrangement that serves as an appliance cabinet, housing a convection oven, refrigerator, and freezer. The kitchen also features a kitchen island with a synthetic worktop, sink with faucet, induction cooktop, dishwasher, and extractor hood.

The living room is positioned at the rear of the ground floor and includes a sitting area. Under the staircase, there is a storage closet for provisions. A wide window section with patio doors provides access to the terrace in the backyard. From the living room, one can reach the attached storage building, which has sliding doors leading to both the garden and the driveway. This storage area also contains the meter cupboard, the central heating boiler installation, and connections for a washing machine and dryer. A sink connection is available in the built-in cabinet within this space.

The first floor continues with the same high-quality PVC flooring. The walls are partially plastered and textured, and the ceilings feature spray work. The landing provides access to two bedrooms located at the front of the house, one of which has a so-called French balcony. A third bedroom is situated at the rear of the first floor. The fully tiled modern bathroom on this floor has a window for natural ventilation and daylight. The bathroom contains a walk-in shower with a thermostatic mixing faucet and shower accessories, a vanity with bathroom furniture, a wall-hung toilet, and a designer radiator.

The second floor is accessible via a fixed staircase and also has PVC flooring. This level consists of a large hobby attic with a wide dormer window, allowing plenty of daylight to enter. There is also a separate technical room housing the central heating boiler, the mechanical ventilation unit, and the inverter for the solar panels. This floor offers various possibilities, such as creating additional bedrooms or setting up a home office space.

The outdoor spaces have been thoughtfully designed. The front garden features a border with gravel. A deep paved driveway provides access to the attached extension storage building. The backyard was completely renovated in 2025 and now includes a new terrace with paving and decorative tiles. Behind the stone extension storage building, a sustainable wooden storage shed has been constructed using Douglas wood with weatherboarded facade sections. An irrigation system has been installed, consisting of a groundwater pump with a computer control unit located in the storage building, along with a connection for a sink. The backyard is fully fenced on all sides and features a garden gate with a private path leading to a parking area, providing the convenience of a rear access route.

The property is located in a quiet street within a residential area. The surrounding environment offers natural beauty, with the Maas river, the scenic floodplains known as uiterwaarden, and the Maasheggen landscape all located nearby. A primary school and a playground are within close proximity. The nearby village of Vierlingsbeek provides various amenities and facilities. For more extensive services and shopping options, the larger towns of Venray and Boxmeer are both located at a short distance from Maashees.

The property includes several practical features such as a fiberglass cable connection, mechanical ventilation, roller shutters, and the aforementioned solar panels. The roof is a gable roof covered with tiles. Parking is available both on the property itself and through public parking in the area. The asking price is 439,000 euros, which is equivalent to approximately 3,158 euros per square meter of living space. The property is offered with a cost buyer transfer structure, meaning the buyer is responsible for the transfer costs such as the notary fees and any applicable property transfer tax.