Spacious Ground Floor Residence with Sunlit Garden in Regentesse Quarter

This property presents a classic example of a historic Haags townhouse that has been carefully maintained to retain its original character while offering modern comfort. The entrance is accessed through a private front door leading into a vestibule that showcases original floor tiles and a terrazzo surface. From this point a long hallway runs the length of the home and provides direct routes to all of the main rooms.

The living and dining area occupies the full width of the building and measures roughly forty square metres. Large windows and an outward projecting bay at the front allow abundant natural light to fill the space. The same room opens directly onto the rear garden through a set of glass doors, creating an indoor‑outdoor flow that is ideal for entertaining. High ceilings and preserved decorative details give the room a sense of grandeur while still feeling welcoming.

The kitchen is located at the rear of the house and follows a practical L shaped layout. It is fitted with both lower and upper cabinets finished in a neutral colour and a dark countertop. Built‑in appliances include an induction cooktop with an extractor, an oven and a sink positioned beneath the window. The kitchen benefits from generous glazing and a door that leads straight to the garden, providing a bright working environment and easy access to outdoor space.

The bathroom is compact and equipped with a shower, a sink and floor heating. A separate toilet is reachable from the hallway, offering privacy for guests and residents alike.

Three bedrooms are situated on the ground level. The first bedroom is positioned at the front of the home and can serve as a home office, a child’s room or a guest suite. The second bedroom, located at the rear, is the largest and comfortably accommodates a double bed together with wardrobe space. The third bedroom shares a wall with the second and features a set of French doors that open onto the garden. This arrangement makes the room suitable for a second office, a dressing area or a shared children’s space.

The rear garden is a notable highlight of the property. It measures approximately seventy eight square metres and is laid out on a square footprint of eight point five metres by eight point five metres. The garden faces southwest, ensuring that it receives ample afternoon and evening sunlight. The landscaping combines paved areas with planted borders, and mature trees and shrubs provide a sheltered atmosphere within the city context. A spacious terrace runs along the back façade and is reachable from both the living area and the third bedroom, reinforcing the connection between interior and exterior living. In addition to the terrace, the garden includes a freestanding storage shed constructed from lightweight material, offering extra room for garden tools or seasonal items.

A practical cellar of about sixteen point five square metres is accessed via a fixed staircase. The cellar ceiling height is close to one point nine three metres, making the space suitable for storage, utility installations or a small workshop. The cellar is finished in a simple manner and adds valuable square footage for items that do not need to be kept inside the main living areas.

Parking in the immediate vicinity is managed through paid zones and resident permits. An electric charging point is available on the street, supporting owners of electric vehicles. The neighbourhood offers a range of retail and dining options within walking distance, including the well known Weimarstraat and Reinkenstraat. Public transport links are strong, with tram and bus stops a short walk away that provide rapid connections to the city centre and the main railway station. Schools, sports facilities and a local square are also located nearby, making the area attractive to young families, couples and individuals who value central living.

The building was constructed in 1916 and retains many of its historic features such as stained glass windows, high ceilings and original decorative mouldings. Energy performance is classified as label C, with double glazed windows, wall and floor insulation, and a combination of a gas fired central heating system and partial floor heating. The heating system is supplied by a Remeha combi boiler that is owned by the property. The property is registered under full ownership and is part of a homeowners association that maintains a reserve fund, an annual meeting schedule and a maintenance plan.

Overall the residence offers a generous amount of living space on a single level, a private garden with extensive sunlight, original architectural details, and convenient access to urban amenities. It represents a rare opportunity to acquire a historic ground floor home that combines the charm of early twentieth century construction with the practicality required for modern everyday life.