Key Features
Description
Located in the picturesque Zeeuws-Vlaamse landscape between Oostburg and Groede, this detached residential property offers a unique opportunity for those seeking a peaceful countryside lifestyle with the convenience of coastal amenities nearby. The property is situated on Scherpbierseweg and features a generous plot of 3,420 square meters, providing ample space, privacy, and a connection to nature that is increasingly rare to find.
The main residence was originally built in 1920 and has been maintained over the years while retaining its characteristic charm. The living area measures 118 square meters, distributed across two floors, with an additional 39 square meters of other indoor space and 86 square meters of external storage facilities. The total volume of the building is 581 cubic meters.
Access to the property is from the rear side, leading into a spacious and bright hallway. From here, the living room is directly accessible. This room features an oak plank floor that adds warmth to the space, a fireplace equipped with a wood-burning stove for cozy evenings, and large windows that frame views of the surrounding greenery. The natural light entering through these windows creates an inviting atmosphere throughout the day.
Adjacent to the living room is the kitchen, which complements the rural character of the home. The kitchen is fitted with a natural stone countertop and authentic wall tiles that give the space a traditional feel. A distinctive semi-circular window above the sink adds character and additional light. The kitchen is fully equipped with a five-burner gas stove featuring a large oven and a warming compartment, a dishwasher installed in 2024, a refrigerator, and a separate microwave. French doors open directly from the kitchen to the garden, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living spaces.
From the living room, there is access to a laundry room with a separate toilet. Next to the kitchen, a multifunctional room with an attic space is currently used as storage or a utility room. Additionally, there is a practical storage area that can be accessed from outside the house.
The first floor is reached via a landing that provides access to two bedrooms and the bathroom. The main bedroom offers practical storage space under the sloping roof sections and is finished with carpet flooring. The second bedroom has a built-in closet and, like the landing, features a pine wooden floor.
The bathroom is accessed through a space-saving sliding door on the landing and includes a shower, a sink, a towel radiator, and a second toilet. Behind the main bedroom, there is an additional storage area that leads to a two-person sauna. This sauna provides a dedicated space for relaxation after outdoor activities such as a walk along the nearby beach.
The outdoor area is a defining feature of this property. The 3,420 square meter plot includes a pasture with a horse stable built in 1995. The stable contains two horse boxes of different sizes and is connected to water and electricity, making it suitable for horse owners or those with other animals. A covered veranda with its own café space offers a unique area for entertaining guests or enjoying quiet moments in any season. This space is insulated, electrically heated, and equipped with a toilet and urinal.
Parking is available on the property, and there is a detached wooden double garage with electrical connections and a separate lockable storage room. The garage can accommodate two vehicles.
The property is heated by an HR combi boiler from Intergas, installed in 2023, which runs on natural gas. Hot water is also provided through this central heating system. The current energy label is G, though the property does have roof insulation, double glazing, and wall insulation. The property is connected to a septic tank rather than a municipal sewage system, and television reception is available via satellite dish.
The location offers a balance of rural tranquility and accessibility. The nearby nature reserve De Blikken provides opportunities for walking and birdwatching, while the beach and dunes of the Zeeland coast are within a short distance. The property is situated outside the built-up area, contributing to the sense of space and freedom that characterizes this setting.
This property would particularly appeal to buyers who value privacy, enjoy outdoor living, or have an interest in keeping animals. The combination of a manageable living space, extensive grounds, and additional amenities such as the sauna and café space creates a distinctive offering in this region of the Netherlands.