Key Features
Description
This ground floor corner apartment is situated in the Bangert en Oosterpolder neighborhood of Zwaag and offers a practical living space for starters. The property is located at Lage Hoek 22 and was built in 2017 as part of a modern apartment complex.
The apartment has a total living area of 43 square meters and is classified as a two-room residence with one bedroom. The internal volume measures 155 cubic meters. Being a corner unit on the ground floor, the apartment benefits from multiple window facades which contribute to a bright interior throughout the day.
Upon entering through the private entrance, you arrive in a central hallway that provides access to all rooms in the apartment. This hallway layout ensures efficient use of the available space. Opposite the bedroom, a niche has been created in the hallway where a large wardrobe can be placed, offering additional storage capacity for clothing and personal items.
The living room is positioned to take full advantage of the corner location. The large window sections allow natural light to enter from multiple angles, creating a spacious atmosphere despite the compact footprint of the apartment. The open kitchen is custom made and integrated into the living area, maintaining a sense of openness. The kitchen is equipped with an induction cooktop, extractor hood, combi-oven, and refrigerator. These appliances provide the essential functionality for daily cooking needs.
From the living area, double doors open to the outdoor space, creating a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living.
The bedroom is located at the front of the apartment and offers sufficient space for a double bed. The room features double doors that can open fully or be set in a tilt position for additional ventilation, which is a practical feature for maintaining fresh air circulation in the bedroom.
The bathroom is finished in a neat manner and includes a shower, toilet, and sink. The compact layout ensures that all essential sanitary facilities are present without wasting space.
A separate technical room houses the central heating system and provides space for a washing machine. This arrangement keeps these appliances out of sight from the main living areas while creating additional storage space.
The entire apartment is equipped with underfloor heating that can be regulated independently per room. This zoning capability allows residents to adjust the temperature according to the use of each space, potentially contributing to energy efficiency.
Regarding energy performance, the apartment has an energy label A. The apartment complex has solar panels installed for the common areas. Additionally, the current owner has four solar panels in private ownership, which are included in the sale.
The outdoor space consists of a private garden located on the south side of the apartment. This orientation means the garden receives sunlight throughout the day during the summer months. The garden can be accessed both through the double doors in the living area and via a path around the outside. Residents also have access to a shared garden area that includes a greenhouse.
Inside the building, there is an indoor storage unit measuring 4 square meters. This storage space has electrical connections and provides room for storing bicycles, garden equipment, or other belongings.
The Bangert en Oosterpolder neighborhood is described as a popular residential area. The location offers proximity to various amenities including shops, schools, and sports facilities. Major roads are also within easy reach, making the location practical for commuters. Parking is described as abundantly available in the immediate vicinity of the complex.
The property is offered at a price of 289,000 euros, which is buyer's costs. This means that additional costs such as transfer tax and notary fees are payable by the buyer on top of the purchase price. The asking price translates to approximately 6,721 euros per square meter of living space.
The apartment is currently available and the acceptance terms are described as negotiable, meaning the exact move-in date can be discussed with the seller.
The homeowners association details show that the VvE is not registered with the Chamber of Commerce, does not hold annual meetings, does not collect periodic contributions, has no reserve fund, has no maintenance plan, and does not have a building insurance policy. This information should be carefully considered by potential buyers, as it may indicate a limited or informal VvE structure.
This property is marketed as particularly suitable for starters who are looking for a practical and well-maintained living space. The combination of a ground floor location, private garden, modern finish, and energy-efficient features makes this apartment a consideration for first-time buyers entering the housing market.