Spacious semi-detached home with energy label A in quiet village setting
Key Features
Description
Located on Van Weedtstraat 6 in the village of Swolgen, this semi-detached residence from 1972 presents itself as a well-maintained family home with modern updates and practical amenities. The property is situated on a quiet road within the built-up area of the village, offering a pleasant living environment that combines rural tranquility with convenient access to urban facilities.
The house spans a living area of approximately 173 square meters, with a total usage area of 227 square meters. The building volume measures 693 cubic meters, providing ample space for a family. The plot covers 375 square meters, including a south-facing backyard that measures 148 square meters with dimensions of 13.08 meters in depth and 11.38 meters in width. The garden has been recently renewed and offers good privacy, making it an attractive outdoor space for relaxation and recreation.
On the ground floor, the living room is generously proportioned and finished with a marble floor equipped with underfloor heating, ensuring even and comfortable warmth throughout the space. A gas fireplace adds atmosphere and supplementary heating on cooler evenings. The open kitchen connects directly to a conservatory and a utility room. The utility room provides practical storage space and accommodates laundry appliances and other household necessities. Also located on the ground floor is a versatile room that can serve as a bedroom, home office, or hobby space. This ground-floor room makes the property easily adaptable for senior-friendly living, allowing residents to age in place without needing to navigate stairs for essential daily activities.
The first floor contains three bedrooms, one of which is fitted with air conditioning for added comfort during warmer months. The bathroom on this level is fully equipped with a bathtub, a separate shower, a double vanity unit, and a toilet. The bathroom also features underfloor heating, contributing to the overall comfort of the space.
The second floor consists of a spacious attic, accessible via a pull-down ladder. This area offers additional storage potential and could potentially be converted into extra living space, subject to necessary permits and modifications.
The property has received significant attention regarding sustainability and energy efficiency over the years. The floor, cavity walls, and roof have all been insulated. The windows are predominantly fitted with aluminum frames and high-efficiency glazing. Electrically operated roller shutters were installed in 2021, providing both security and thermal regulation. The central heating boiler, a Nefit Trendline II gas combi boiler, was replaced in 2024 and is owned by the current residents. In 2025, six solar panels were added to the property. These improvements collectively result in an energy label A rating, which is favorable for ongoing energy costs and environmental impact.
The outdoor areas of the property are designed for practicality and enjoyment. The large conservatory features an aluminum sliding door and includes a gas fireplace, extending the usable living space into the garden. A carport provides covered parking for a vehicle. The property also includes an attached stone storage shed with a loft space and electrical connections, though this outbuilding is not insulated. Additionally, a pavilion is present on the grounds, offering a covered outdoor seating area.
Parking is available on the property itself, and public parking options exist in the immediate vicinity for visitors or additional vehicles.
Swolgen is a village that borders an extensive forest area, providing opportunities for walking and mountain biking. The A73 motorway can be reached within approximately seven minutes by car, facilitating commutes to larger cities and employment centers. A large supermarket is located about four minutes away by car. Within the village, residents have access to primary education, daycare facilities, sports clubs, and dining establishments. The nearby town of Horst offers secondary education, special education, additional sports facilities, cultural venues, shops, and hospitality services, making the location attractive for a wide range of residents.
Public transportation options include a local bus line. Train stations in Venray-Oostrum and Horst-Sevenum provide rail connections to cities including Venlo, Nijmegen, and Eindhoven, expanding commuting and travel possibilities.
The property is offered at a listed price of 435,000 euros, which translates to approximately 2,514 euros per square meter of living space. The asking price is subject to buyer costs. Transfer of the property is to be arranged by mutual agreement between the parties.
The cadastral registration is listed as MEERLO B 3560, with full ownership status. The property features a pitched roof covered with tiles, consistent with typical Dutch residential construction of its era.
Additional features of the property include fiber optic cable connectivity, TV cable, natural ventilation, skylights, and exterior sun blinds. These amenities contribute to the overall functionality and modern character of the home despite its 1972 construction date.
This residence represents a combination of original solid construction with thoughtful updates that address contemporary priorities around energy efficiency and comfort. The layout accommodates various household configurations, from families with children to individuals working from home to those seeking a home that can adapt to changing mobility needs over time.