Noorder Stationsweg 242061 HJ BloemendaalBloemendaal

A particularly spacious, characterful and exceptionally well-maintained 1920s family home offering no fewer than six full-sized bedrooms, two bathrooms, two balconies, a private driveway, garage and a fantastic rear garden approximately 18 metres deep, facing southwest. All of this in a wonderful, leafy and family-friendly location in Bloemendaal. This charming end-of-terrace home offers an impressive living area of approximately 216 m² and stands on a generous plot of around 400 m². Behind its attractive façade lies a surprisingly large family home, rich in original period features, high ceilings, a beautiful en-suite reception room and an abundance of living and sleeping space arranged over three full floors. The welcoming atmosphere is immediately apparent upon entering. The ground floor features ceilings of almost 3 metres high, wide oak floorboards, original panelled doors, stained-glass windows, a beautiful marble fireplace with wood-burning stove and a wide bay window. The original stained-glass en-suite doors connect the attractive sitting room with the dining room and the extended semi-open-plan kitchen. And then there is the garden: a sunny, southwest-facing rear garden approximately 18 metres deep. Beautifully landscaped with a large terrace, lawn, mature planting, several seating areas and a garage. LOCATION Noorder Stationsweg is a quiet, broad and leafy avenue in a particularly family-friendly neighbourhood. Bloemendaal’s charming shopping street is literally around the corner, offering a range of quality shops, an Albert Heijn supermarket and excellent restaurants such as Restaurant Éclusier and Le Petit Café. Primary schools, childcare facilities, playgrounds and various sports clubs are also plentiful in the immediate area. For a beautiful walk through the countryside or an outdoor performance during the summer months, the Caprera Open-Air Theatre is just a few minutes away by bicycle. Accessibility is equally excellent. Bloemendaal railway station is just around the corner and Haarlem’s vibrant city centre can be reached in approximately 15 minutes by bicycle. Prefer heading into nature? Zuid-Kennemerland National Park, the dunes and the beach at Bloemendaal aan Zee are all within easy cycling distance. A wonderful combination of peaceful, green surroundings with schools, shops, sports facilities, nature and public transport all close at hand. In short: an exceptionally spacious and atmospheric family home offering all the space required for many years of comfortable family living, a fantastic sunny garden and exactly the combination of period character, practical family space, nature and a child-friendly location that makes Bloemendaal so highly sought after. LAYOUT Ground floor: Entrance at the side of the house. Spacious hallway with an attractive terrazzo floor, original panelled doors and a WC with washbasin. A former small room has been incorporated into the hallway and is currently used as a practical cloakroom. The cellar is also accessible from the hallway. The beautiful Amsterdam School-style staircase, combined with the original stained-glass windows, is one of the eye-catching period features of the house. The exceptionally spacious living room measures more than 13 metres in length and approximately 4 metres in width. At the front, a wide bay window allows plenty of natural light to enter. Other attractive features include an ornamental ceiling, built-in cupboards and an elegant marble fireplace with wood-burning stove. The original stained-glass en-suite doors lead to the generous dining room at the rear. Here too, the high ceilings and generous proportions create a wonderful sense of space. The wide wooden floorboards continue seamlessly throughout and French doors provide direct access to the garden. The luxurious Fred Constant kitchen is positioned to the side of the house and features large floor tiles with underfloor heating, solid oak cabinet fronts and a dark composite worktop. Appliances include a generous six-burner Boretti gas range with two ovens, a dishwasher and a Haier fridge-freezer. Thanks to the kitchen extension, there is ample room for a cosy seating area with fixed benches incorporating useful storage. The garden can also be accessed from the kitchen via a practical intermediate area for coats and shoes. Garden: The rear garden measures approximately 18 metres deep and more than 10 metres wide, faces southwest and forms a wonderful green oasis offering plenty of sunshine, privacy and tranquillity. Directly adjoining the house is a generous terrace with ample space for both a large dining table and a comfortable lounge area. A mature fig tree and abundant planting create a particularly attractive atmosphere. A gravel path runs alongside the lawn towards a second seating area at the rear of the garden. There is also a spacious detached brick-built garage with an adjoining storage room. The pitched roof provides a useful additional loft storage area. A side passage connects the rear garden directly with the paved front garden and private driveway. First floor: Generous landing with large stained-glass windows and access to a separate WC. At the front is the first bedroom, currently used as a home gym. Next to this is the second, particularly spacious bedroom, with French doors opening onto the balcony. The large principal bedroom at the rear is wonderfully light and sunny. French doors provide access to the second balcony and the room also benefits from a full-sized walk-in wardrobe. The well-maintained bathroom is also located at the rear and features electric underfloor heating, a bathtub, a spacious walk-in shower with dual shower heads, a wide double washbasin unit and a heated towel rail. Second floor: The spacious landing benefits from abundant natural light through a skylight. Its generous proportions make it ideal for use as a home office, study area or chill-out space for the children. At the front is a wide bedroom with a dormer window. Adjacent is the utility room with connections for the washing machine and dryer, the central heating system, the solar-panel distribution unit and a third WC. The second bathroom features a walk-in shower, washbasin unit, heated towel rail and skylight. At the rear are two further bedrooms, again both benefiting from a dormer window. This floor also provides access to the loft, offering additional storage space. PARTICULARS • Built in 1925; • Living area approximately 216 m²; • Plot size approximately 400 m²; • Energy label C; • 6 solar panels; • Daalderop Combifort central heating boiler (2009); • 6 bedrooms; • 2 bathrooms; • High ceilings on the ground floor of approximately 3 metres; • Beautiful original period details including panelled doors, stained glass, ornamental ceilings, en-suite reception rooms and a marble fireplace; • Southwest-facing rear garden approximately 18 metres deep; • Detached brick-built garage with concrete floor, electricity and loft storage; • Private driveway with parking for several cars on the property; • Front garden approximately 8 metres deep; • Building inspection report available; • Low foundation risk according to the available foundation classification (A/B/C); • Situated in a leafy and family-friendly location in Bloemendaal; • Completion by mutual agreement.