








Life-Cycle Adaptable Bungalow with Four Bedrooms and Double Garage by the Water
Key Features
Description
Welcome to Planetenweg 35, a life-cycle adaptable bungalow situated in the Sterrenbuurt neighborhood of Berkel en Rodenrijs. This property offers a complete living experience on a single level, making it particularly suitable for those who prefer to avoid stairs or wish to plan ahead for future living needs. The home is positioned by the water with an unobstructed view, providing a pleasant living environment in a residential area.
The property features a generous living space of 161 square meters situated on a plot of 858 square meters. Built in 1977, the bungalow has a flat roof covered with bituminous roofing material. The total volume of the building measures 690 cubic meters, and there is an additional 30 square meters of indoor space, which comprises the garage area.
Upon arriving at the property, you will find a driveway that provides parking space for multiple vehicles. The entrance leads to a hall that gives access to the open living area. The living space is divided into a seating area at the front and an open kitchen at the rear. Natural light flows throughout the space, and a sliding door connects the interior directly to the front garden, allowing for easy indoor-outdoor living.
The bungalow contains four bedrooms, each with specific dimensions. The largest bedroom measures approximately 615 by 500 centimeters and includes an en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom measures approximately 393 by 245 centimeters. The third and fourth bedrooms both measure approximately 426 by 245 and 426 by 246 centimeters respectively. Additionally, there is an extra storage room for organizing personal belongings.
There are two full bathrooms in the property. The master bathroom, attached to the largest bedroom, offers convenience and privacy. The bathrooms are equipped with various facilities including a bidet, bathtub, toilet, sink, and shower, providing comprehensive amenities for daily use.
A notable feature of this property is the presence of both an indoor and an outdoor fireplace. These elements add character to the home and create opportunities for cozy gatherings regardless of the season. The indoor fireplace contributes to the heating system, which consists of a combination boiler and the open fireplace for warm water and central heating.
The double garage measures approximately 591 by 500 centimeters and is constructed of brick, attached to the main residence. It features an electric door and is equipped with electrical connections, making it suitable not only for vehicle storage but also for use as a workshop or additional storage space. The garage can accommodate two vehicles.
The outdoor spaces include both a front garden and a back garden. The front garden is freely situated, meaning it offers an open feel without immediate obstruction from neighboring properties. The property's location by the water enhances the outdoor living experience and contributes to the overall appeal of the setting.
The Sterrenbuurt area in Berkel en Rodenrijs is a established residential neighborhood. The name, which translates to Star Neighborhood, reflects the themed street naming convention of the area. Berkel en Rodenrijs is a village located in the municipality of Lansingerland in the province of South Holland. The area offers a balance between residential tranquility and accessibility to larger urban centers.
The property has been assigned an energy label C, indicating a moderate level of energy efficiency. The heating is provided by a combination boiler supplemented by the open fireplace. Hot water is supplied through the same combination boiler system.
Security features include an alarm installation, providing peace of mind for the residents. The sliding door in the living area facilitates easy access to the garden and contributes to the bright atmosphere of the home.
It is important to note several legal aspects regarding the purchase of this property. The purchase agreement will include an age clause, which is standard for older properties and relates to the construction year of 1977. A non-self-occupancy clause will also be included in the agreement. Additionally, the standard seller's questionnaire (vragenlijst B) is not available for this property, which potential buyers should take into consideration during their decision-making process.
The asking price for this bungalow is set at 995,000 euros, which translates to approximately 6,180 euros per square meter of living space. The property is offered with a costs koper designation, meaning that the buyer is responsible for the transfer taxes and notarial fees associated with the purchase.
The delivery date of the property is to be determined through mutual agreement between the buyer and seller. This flexibility allows both parties to arrange a transition timeline that suits their individual circumstances.
For those interested in learning more about this property, the listing references a dedicated property website. Access to this website can be obtained by downloading the brochure associated with the listing. Additionally, when a viewing is scheduled through the listing agent, prospective buyers receive access to the Move.nl viewing dossier, which contains further detailed information about the property.
As of January 1, 2023, real estate agents in the Netherlands are legally required to maintain a bidding log when selling existing homes between private individuals. While bids can still be discussed verbally with the agent, they must subsequently be confirmed digitally through the buyer's Move account. This system ensures transparency and record-keeping throughout the bidding process.
The measurements provided in this listing are based on the BBMI
EN2580 measurement instruction, which aims to create a more uniform method of measuring for indicating usable surface area. However, this measurement instruction does not completely eliminate differences in measurement outcomes due to factors such as interpretation differences, rounding, or limitations during the measurement process.
Under Dutch law, a verbal agreement between a private seller and a private buyer is not legally binding. A legally valid purchase only comes into existence when both the private seller and the private buyer have signed the purchase agreement, as stipulated in Article 7:2 of the Dutch Civil Code. A confirmation of verbal agreement via email or a sent draft of the purchase agreement does not constitute a signed purchase agreement.
This bungalow at Planetenweg 35 represents a single-level living solution in a water-side location with practical features such as a double garage, multiple parking spaces, and four bedrooms. The property suits buyers seeking accessibility and forward-thinking housing that can adapt to changing life circumstances.

