Modernized 1930s Terraced Home with Character and Space

This fully modernized family home is located on the characteristic Ridderstraat in the Kortfoort neighborhood of Oss. Originally built in 1929, the property underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2021 that successfully preserved authentic period elements while integrating contemporary living comforts. The residence presents a unique opportunity for those who appreciate the architectural style of the 1920s and 1930s combined with modern amenities.

The entrance to the property features a covered front door that leads into the hallway. The hallway is finished with a terrazzo floor and provides access to the meter cupboard, the staircase to the upper floors, and a cellar. The cellar offers natural storage space and is a practical addition to the overall storage capacity of the home.

The ground floor comprises an open plan living and kitchen area that is characterized by its light and stylish appearance. Large windows with stained glass transoms allow natural light to enter the space beautifully. The walls are finished in light colored plasterwork, and the ceiling features decorative moldings that reference the period of construction. A PVC herringbone pattern floor runs throughout the living area, enhancing the bright and cohesive feel of the space. At the rear of the living room, sliding doors open onto the terrace in the backyard, creating a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living.

The kitchen area is designed as a luxurious cooking space that also functions well for social gatherings. The layout includes a kitchen block, a wall cabinet, and a peninsula with a bar. Spot lighting has been integrated into the ceiling above the kitchen area. The kitchen is equipped with an induction cooktop with downdraft extraction, a combi oven, a wine cooler, a refrigerator, a freezer, and a dishwasher. This comprehensive set of appliances makes the kitchen fully functional for daily use as well as for entertaining.

Adjacent to the kitchen is a utility room that provides additional practical functionality. The utility room houses the first toilet facility, which is fully tiled and includes a wall hung toilet and a small washbasin. Space has also been allocated in the utility room for a washing machine, dryer, and other household appliances. A back door in the utility room provides direct access to the backyard.

The backyard is situated on the southwest side of the property, which is a favorable orientation for enjoying sunlight throughout the afternoon and evening. The garden is largely paved, making it low maintenance, while planted borders on both sides add greenery and visual interest. At the rear of the garden, a spacious covered seating area provides a sheltered spot for outdoor relaxation. This canopy was installed in 2021 and connects directly to the garage.

The garage is a detached stone structure accessible via a double door. It has sufficient space for one vehicle and is equipped with electricity. The garage can also serve as additional storage or as a multifunctional space. Access to the garage is from the side street, and a second door on the other side opens under the canopy in the backyard. This configuration offers flexibility in how the garage and outdoor space are used.

The first floor contains two generously proportioned bedrooms, both of which benefit from good natural light through large windows. Each bedroom has a built in closet, providing practical storage space without the need for additional furniture. The dimensions of these rooms allow for various furniture arrangements and uses.

Also located on the first floor is the main bathroom, which is fully tiled and finished to a modern standard. The bathroom features a window for natural ventilation and light, spot lighting, wall mounted taps, a bathtub, a walk in shower with both a hand shower and a rain shower head, and a bathroom vanity with a double sink. A separate toilet room on this floor has a window, a wall hung toilet, and a washbasin.

The second floor is reached via a fixed staircase and comprises the third bedroom in the form of an attic room. This spacious room features a large skylight, plastered walls, and a PVC herringbone pattern floor that matches the ground floor. The sloping sections of the ceiling have been fitted with knee walls that create substantial built in storage space. This room can serve as a bedroom, but its size and character also make it suitable for use as a home office, hobby room, or additional living space.

A separate storage room on this floor houses the HR combination boiler, which dates from 2018 and is owned by the current owners.

The property has an energy label C. The listing mentions that a sustainability report is available for those interested in learning about the possibilities and costs of upgrading the property to energy label A. The home has roof insulation, wall insulation, and double glazing throughout, with the exception of the small dormer windows.

The location of the property is described as quiet yet well connected. The city center of Oss, with its restaurants, shops, and central station, is within walking distance. For those traveling by car, the property offers quick access to highways leading to Den Bosch, Nijmegen, and Eindhoven.

The total living area of the property is 117 square meters, situated on a plot of 190 square meters. The building has a volume of 413 cubic meters. External storage space measures 24 square meters, which includes the garage. The backyard has a depth of 19.80 meters and a width of 5.80 meters.

The property is offered at a price of 475,000 euros, costs to be borne by the buyer. The asking price per square meter of living space is 4,060 euros. The transfer date is to be agreed upon.