Renovated Terraced House with 5 Bedrooms and Energy Label A in Mierlo

This terraced house is located at Langenakker 112 in the Kerkakkers neighborhood of Mierlo. The property was originally built in 1976 and has undergone significant renovations between 2020 and 2025, resulting in a move-in ready home with an energy label A. The asking price is 439,000 euros costs koper.

The ground floor features a spacious hall with a new luxury front door, a meter cupboard, and a luxury toilet that was installed in 2025. From the hall, there is a door leading to the Z-shaped living room which measures approximately 38 square meters and includes a garden door providing access to the outdoor space. The open kitchen, measuring approximately 7 square meters, was modernized in 2024 and is equipped with an HPL worktop, a hob with extractor hood, a combination oven, a dishwasher, a refrigerator, a freezer, a large window, and ample cupboard space. The total living area on the ground floor is approximately 45 square meters, fitted with laminate flooring throughout. A staircase leads from the living area to the upper floors.

The first floor is also fitted with laminate flooring and includes a landing with a storage cupboard. There are four bedrooms on this level, measuring approximately 13 square meters with high ceilings, 10 square meters, 7 square meters, and 6 square meters respectively. The bathroom on this floor was renovated in 2021 and features a bathtub, a separate shower, a second toilet, and a vanity unit.

A fixed staircase leads to the second floor, which also has laminate flooring. The landing area provides storage space and houses the Remeha high-efficiency combination boiler that was installed in 2015. There are connections for a washing machine and a dryer. The fifth bedroom on this floor is surprisingly spacious at approximately 13 square meters and features large windows and built-in storage space.

The outdoor area consists of a beautifully landscaped sunny backyard with a northwest orientation. The garden is approximately 15 meters deep and has a total area of 55 square meters. The backyard includes a spacious detached stone garage measuring 18 square meters with a canopy, and there is a gate providing rear access to a quiet street. On the corner of this quiet street, there is a playground, a primary school, and a daycare center.

The property has been well-insulated with floor and roof insulation. The entire home is fitted with double glazing, with part of it being HR++ glass. Roller shutters have been installed on most windows. The window frames are made of hardwood. The electrical wiring has been largely replaced, and new roof tiles have been installed. The plasterwork was renewed in 2016 and again in 2024 on the ground floor and first floor. The property has 12 solar panels installed, contributing to its energy label A rating.

The total volume of the house is approximately 416 cubic meters, excluding the garage and canopy. The living area is 118 square meters, and the plot size is 161 square meters. The property has six rooms in total, consisting of five bedrooms and one bathroom with an additional separate toilet on the ground floor. There are three living levels in total.

The location of this property is favorable, situated near various amenities including shops, schools, multiple playgrounds, sports facilities, a nature reserve, and forests. The property also has good access roads to Eindhoven, making it convenient for commuters.

The municipality of Geldrop-Mierlo offers a Starterslening for first-time buyers. This is a loan of up to 40,000 euros where no monthly payments are required for the first three years. This can be helpful for buyers who find the purchase price slightly above their mortgage budget.

The property is offered with a transfer date to be agreed upon. The asking price per square meter is 3,720 euros. The property is available and the listing includes complete information about the house, its features, and the surrounding area.

Prospective buyers are advised to inspect the immediate living environment before scheduling a viewing. The seller has a duty to disclose information, while the buyer has a duty to investigate. Documents available for inspection include the title deed, the cadastral extract, and a property questionnaire completed by the seller. Buyers are encouraged to study the provided information and inquire with the municipality or other institutions as needed.

Financial planning is an important part of the purchasing process. The listing agent can connect interested parties with financial specialists who can help assess individual financial possibilities. Under Dutch law, buyers are protected by a three-day reflection period, with a minimum of two working days, which begins after the buyer receives the signed purchase agreement from both parties. The agent aims to have the agreement signed by both parties within five working days after verbal agreement is reached.

As security for the fulfillment of obligations, the buyer must deposit a deposit of 10 percent of the purchase price with the notary within four weeks of reaching verbal agreement. A bank guarantee of the same amount is also acceptable. If a financing contingency is agreed upon, this will be included for a period of three to six weeks after the verbal agreement.

All information provided in the listing is an invitation to negotiate. Despite careful preparation, no liability is accepted regarding the accuracy of the information. All offers are non-binding, and all specified dimensions are indicative.