Characterful 1930s terraced house with deep garden and versatile layout in Culemborg

This charming 1930s terraced house is situated on the Westerwal in the historic centre of Culemborg, offering a surprising amount of living space both inside and out. Built in 1930, the property has been partially modernised over the years while retaining many authentic period features that give the home its distinctive character.

Upon entering the property through the entrance, you are greeted by a deep hallway with a high ceiling and a staircase leading to the upper floors. The ground floor consists of a continuous living area that flows naturally from front to back. The living room has a modern finish and offers space for a comfortable seating area at the front of the house and a dining area near the kitchen at the rear. A large window section on the street side of the property provides ample daylight, creating a pleasant and bright living environment. The connection between the front and back of the ground floor is seamless.

The adjoining kitchen is spacious and fitted with a modern layout featuring various built-in appliances, including an induction hob, extractor fan, and oven. A nostalgic wood-burning stove adds character to the kitchen, which is further equipped with a pantry cupboard for storage of provisions. From the kitchen, there is access to the adjacent utility room and storage area at the rear of the property. This space houses the connections for washing machines and also provides a door leading to the garden.

The bathroom is also located on the ground floor and is fitted with a walk-in shower, vanity unit with basin, wall-mounted cabinet, and a wall-hung toilet.

The first floor is reached via the staircase from the entrance hall. A generous landing provides access to two bedrooms. The front bedroom is particularly spacious and features multiple windows, making the room feel light and open. The rear bedroom can serve as a second bedroom, study, or children's room. Throughout the entire first floor, there is a continuous laminate flooring. From the landing, there is also access to the flat roof.

The second floor is reached via a fixed staircase and consists of a landing with an adjacent additional bedroom. Thanks to the pitched roof construction, this room has a characterful feel with its own distinct atmosphere. There is storage space available throughout the second floor under the sloping sections of the roof.

The rear garden is notably deep and offers extensive possibilities for arrangement according to your own preferences. There is room for multiple seating areas, greenery, and possibly a play area for children. The garden is situated on the northeast and is accessible via a back entrance.

The property has undergone several updates in recent years. The heating and hot water are provided by a central heating boiler (Intergas combination boiler, owned, installed 2026). The majority of the windows are fitted with HR++ double glazing, while the bathroom and utility room have single glazing. Roof insulation was installed in 2025, and ceiling insulation was added in 2022. The upper floors received new plastic window frames in 2025. The entire electrical system was renewed in 2022. The property has an energy label E rating.

The location of this house on the Westerwal is central within Culemborg. Shops, supermarkets, the historic centre, and the NS railway station are all within short distance. The A2 motorway is nearby, providing good connections to cities such as Utrecht and Den Bosch. Schools, sports facilities, and green spaces are situated in the immediate surroundings. The property offers an unobstructed view over water.

Delivery is estimated to take place around August. The asking price is 399,500 euros, to be paid as a purchase price. This property represents an excellent opportunity for those seeking a characterful home with generous space and a deep garden in a central location within Culemborg.