Extended End Terraced House with Garden Room and Full-Width Garage Near Center

This extended end terraced house is situated on Zaagmolenweg in the village of Beek en Donk, offering a practical and comfortable living arrangement in a central location. The property benefits from its proximity to the Heuvelplein, which provides residents with convenient access to various shops, dining establishments, public facilities, and major road connections. Built in 1968, the residence has been thoughtfully improved over the years to enhance its functionality and energy efficiency.

The property features a total living area of 112 square meters spread across three levels, with a total volume of 395 cubic meters. The plot covers 145 square meters, providing outdoor space that includes both a front and rear garden along with the full width garage. The current energy rating is C, reflecting the insulation improvements that have been implemented.

Entering the property through the characteristic front door, you arrive in the hallway which has been equipped with a coat storage area, the staircase to the upper levels, and a modernized meter cupboard. The electrical installation includes 12 circuit groups and 4 earth leakage switches, complemented by a fiber optic connection for high speed internet access. Adjacent to the hallway is the partially tiled toilet room, fitted with a toilet and a small sink. A window in this space ensures natural ventilation.

The ground floor living area is generously proportioned and finished with an oak wood floor. The walls are predominantly finished with smooth plasterwork, while the ceiling has been treated with spray plaster for a clean, even appearance. A practical understairs cupboard provides additional storage space. The living room connects openly to both the kitchen at the front of the house and the garden room at the rear, creating a flowing spatial experience that suits modern living requirements.

The open kitchen is arranged in a corner configuration and features a composite work surface. The kitchen is equipped with a five burner gas hob, a stainless steel extractor hood, a stainless steel sink unit, and a refrigerator. Ample storage is provided by the various cabinets. A large window at the front allows plenty of natural light to enter the kitchen, and a manually operated roller shutter has been installed for privacy or light control when desired.

The garden room at the rear of the property is a particularly attractive feature of this home. With its wooden floor and folding doors that open directly to the garden, this space creates a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living. An additional side door provides alternative access. The orientation and glazing ensure that this room receives abundant daylight throughout the day.

The first floor is accessed via the staircase and landing, which provides access to two bedrooms and the bathroom. It is noted that this floor originally contained three bedrooms, indicating that the current layout could potentially be reconfigured if needed. The main bedroom is spacious and includes a built in wardrobe. It has a linoleum floor, a radiator, and plastered walls. The windows on this floor feature aluminum frames with single glazing, and manually operated roller shutters have been fitted. The second bedroom is equipped with a wooden floor, a built in wardrobe, and a fixed wash basin.

The bathroom on this level is fitted with a bathtub that also serves as a shower, complete with a mixer tap. Additional fixtures include a toilet, a wash basin, and a radiator. A window provides natural ventilation to this space.

The second floor is reached via a fixed staircase. The landing area, referred to as the voorzolder, features a Velux roof window and contains the connections for laundry appliances. The central heating boiler, a Nefit gas fired combination unit from 2016, is also located here and is included in the purchase. The attic bedroom on this level is a sizeable room with floor covering, a radiator, and a large Velux roof window that provides excellent natural light.

The rear garden faces northwest and has been designed with low maintenance in mind. It features decorative paving, flower borders with established planting, various trees, and a wooden canopy structure that provides sheltered outdoor seating. The garden dimensions are approximately 6.39 meters in depth and 5.42 meters in width.

A significant feature of this property is the detached garage, which spans the full width of the plot. The garage has cavity wall construction and is accessed via an electric sectional door from Lange Zwaard. It includes a side door leading to the rear path and patio doors. Inside, the garage is equipped with a drain sink, an atmospheric wood burning stove for heating, and a skylight that admits additional daylight. The garage offers versatile usage possibilities beyond vehicle storage.

Regarding energy efficiency and sustainability, the property has received several improvements. Roof insulation and cavity wall insulation have been installed. The ground floor and second floor windows have wooden frames with insulating glazing, while the first floor retains aluminum frames with single glazing. Twelve solar panels were installed in 2020, contributing to reduced energy costs. Various roller shutters have been fitted throughout the property for additional comfort and security.

The asking price for this property is 325,000 euros, which is payable by the purchaser (kosten koper). This translates to approximately 2,902 euros per square meter of living space. The transfer date is to be agreed upon between the parties. The listing indicates that the property is currently available on the market.