Generaal Van der Heydenlaan 17316 BC ApeldoornDe Parken

Charming and stylishly modernised detached villa, set within a beautifully landscaped architect-designed town garden surrounding the property, featuring a generous driveway with space for three cars and a timber garage with veranda. The front garden provides a distinguished entrance and is elegantly enclosed by ornate wrought-iron fencing, complemented by a green hedge and four carefully trained espalier trees. The combination of decorative brick paving and gravel lends a classic appearance that perfectly complements the architecture of the house. The outdoor living spaces around the villa have been thoughtfully designed to offer comfort throughout the day. Several terraces provide pleasant spots in either sun or shade at any time. The front garden enjoys the early morning sun, while the sheltered terraces to the rear and side offer a tranquil setting to relax in privacy and enjoy the greenery. A raised terrace with natural stone finishes creates an inviting seating area adjacent to the house. From the rear of the living room, a gravel path leads to a timber storage building with a spacious veranda, fitted with a roof lantern. This area also provides access to the driveway via a secure gate. The villa itself occupies a characterful position in the leafy residential area of De Parken, one of the most sought-after locations in Apeldoorn. Here, one enjoys peace and space amidst several green parks, stately avenues, mature trees and distinguished villas. The town centre, railway station, schools, sports facilities and a variety of shops are all within close proximity. The extensive forests of the Veluwe are practically on the doorstep. Major roads towards the A1 and A50 are easily accessible, ensuring convenient connections to cities such as Deventer, Arnhem, Amersfoort and the western part of the Netherlands. Built in 1911 and extended in 1995, the villa has recently been finished internally in a contemporary style and was professionally repainted externally in 2025, allowing the attractive façade details, original shutters and profiled roof overhangs to be showcased beautifully once again. Layout: The characterful front door, featuring a small original viewing hatch and authentic glazing, opens into the entrance hall. Immediately noticeable is the distinctive flooring, finished in marble and natural stone in a classic block pattern. The wall panelling and cloak area lend the space a warm and welcoming atmosphere. From the hall, there is access to three reception rooms, the cloakroom and the cellar. The kitchen forms an inviting central space within the home and is finished with an oak floor. The white KVIK kitchen is arranged in an L-shape and equipped with a range of integrated appliances, including a dishwasher, five-burner gas hob with extractor hood, combination oven with microwave function, separate oven, refrigerator and a freezer with three drawers. From the kitchen, there is access to a spacious utility room with a rear entrance. This practical space offers ample room for storage and coats and features an original window. A door from the kitchen leads into the living room, which has a playful Z-shaped layout. At the rear, a study area provides a quiet space for working or studying from home. The ceilings are smoothly plastered, and through two elegant steel-framed glass doors one enters the L-shaped living area. Here, the character of the villa is fully expressed. Original ceilings with decorative cornices and mouldings, a granite fireplace with wood-burning stove, and an oak herringbone floor with border inlay create a rich and atmospheric setting. Double sliding doors open onto the terrace, creating a natural connection between indoors and outdoors. The adjoining conservatory is a wonderfully light space with large windows overlooking the garden, offering a particularly pleasant place to relax and enjoy the outdoor feeling throughout the year. From the entrance hall, the staircase leads to the first floor, fitted with a stair runner and an elegant balustrade. The landing provides access to three bedrooms. The room at the rear, currently used as a children’s bedroom, features double doors opening onto a balcony. At the front is the principal bedroom, also with double doors leading onto a flat roof terrace. The third room is currently arranged as a dressing room with laundry and ironing facilities but can easily be converted into a bedroom and features a sliding window. Original panelled doors have been preserved on this floor, enhancing the authentic character of the property. Three steps lead down to the lower section of the extension, where a modern bathroom is located. This bathroom is fitted with a walk-in shower with glass screen and rain shower, a double-ended bath, a wall-mounted WC, a designer radiator and electric underfloor heating. The oak vanity unit with twin basins and mirrored cabinet forms a stylish ensemble. A large window with opening section provides pleasant natural light and ventilation. The landing also offers space for a workstation. In addition, there is a spacious fourth bedroom with ample room for a double bed. This part of the villa features smooth plastered ceilings and a wall finished with timber panelling. A loft ladder from the landing provides access to the attic storage space. This stately and characterful villa on Generaal van der Heydenlaan combines the charm of a classic Parken villa with contemporary living comfort, a beautifully landscaped garden surrounding the property and an excellent location in one of Apeldoorn’s most prestigious residential areas.