Corner house in the heart of Wassenaar with 179 m² living space

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The property at Jonkerlaan 8 is located in Wassenaar, specifically in the area known as De Paauw. This corner house was built in the 1950s and offers 179 square meters of living space situated on a plot of 371 square meters. The property is currently available on the market with an asking price of 1,130,000 euros, which translates to approximately 6,313 euros per square meter of living space. The location is particularly noteworthy as the property sits in the heart of Wassenaar. Primary schools can be reached on foot with only one street crossing required, making it convenient for families with school-aged children. The shopping areas on Langstraat and Windlustweg are accessible within a three-minute walk. Despite this central location, the street itself is described as quiet. The property is designated as a protected village view, which is an important consideration for any future renovations or modifications to the exterior of the building. The ground floor features an entrance hall and staircase positioned against the dividing wall with the adjacent property. This design choice means the living area is free from the neighboring building, creating a more open feel. The living and dining room is described as light and quiet, benefiting from an entresol that was created in the former garage space. The room has access to the garden through sliding doors on the side and rear. The sitting area includes a wood-burning fireplace for additional atmosphere. The kitchen is located at the rear of the ground floor and connects to a utility room where the washing machine connections are located. From the utility room, there is access to the rear garden which contains a wooden storage shed. The first floor contains a landing with a separate toilet. At the front of the house, there is a study that was originally two separate rooms and can easily be converted back to two rooms. At the rear, there is a bedroom with access to a bathroom. A second separate toilet is located on this landing. The second floor offers a landing providing access to two bedrooms, both featuring dormer windows. Additionally, there is a second bathroom on this floor. Storage space is available in the knee walls and in the attic storage area. The basement has a ceiling height of approximately 2 meters and houses the central heating boiler installation. The property has a total of six rooms, currently configured as four bedrooms. The listing notes that previously there were five bedrooms, suggesting the current study on the first floor could be split back into two rooms. There are two bathrooms in total, with the following fixtures: two showers, a bathtub, two sinks, and a toilet. The energy label is rated D, with partial double glazing. The heating system consists of a gas-fired combi boiler, specifically an Atag Blauwe Engel model, which is owned by the current proprietor. The outdoor space includes front, side, and rear gardens. The rear garden is specifically measured at 54 square meters, with dimensions of 5.40 meters in depth and 10.00 meters in width. The garden faces west, which means it will receive afternoon and evening sun. Parking is available both on the property itself and through public parking in the area. The total volume of the building is approximately 665 cubic meters. The usable surface areas are broken down as follows: 179 square meters of living space, 24 square meters of other indoor space, 6 square meters of building-related outdoor space, and 5 square meters of external storage space. An important note regarding the property history is that an underground oil tank has been removed, with a KIWA certificate available to confirm this remediation work. The property is offered with acceptance terms to be negotiated. The listing includes a standard disclaimer noting that while the presentation has been compiled with care, no rights can be derived from any incorrectly stated dimensions, areas, or other data. The information is provided for indicative purposes only. The buyer is given the opportunity to conduct their own further investigation. The listing agent, Buise Doedijns Makelaars, represents the seller's interests. Prospective buyers are advised to engage their own NVM purchase agent to protect their interests. This corner house from the 1950s represents an example of post-war Dutch residential architecture in an established village center location. The combination of central location with a quiet street position, along with the proximity to schools and shopping, positions it as a family-oriented property. The presence of two bathrooms adds modern convenience, while the protected village view status ensures the character of the area will be maintained. The partial double glazing and D energy label indicate that there is room for energy efficiency improvements. The west-facing garden orientation is generally considered favorable as it allows for enjoyment of the outdoor space during the warmer parts of the day and evening. The flexibility in the first-floor layout, with the study that can be converted back to two bedrooms, offers potential for buyers to configure the space according to their specific needs. The presence of a basement provides additional storage options, though the approximately 2-meter height limits its potential use to storage rather than as additional living space. The roof construction is a gable roof covered with tiles, which is a traditional and durable roofing solution commonly found in Dutch residential properties of this era.

€1,130,000

€1,130,000

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D

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