Stevinstraat 515621 GJ EindhovenWoensel-West

Talk about sustainability!! This charming pre-war terraced house has earned an A-rating thanks to all the improvements that have been made. And to top it all off, it’s situated in a sought-after location near Strijp S. The property has been fully renovated using natural materials. The new layout makes the most of every inch of space! A property well worth a viewing! Location: The old pre-war houses in this neighbourhood are situated amongst all sorts of new developments: sustainable housing, lovely shops, good schools, plenty of play and sports facilities, and right next to the diverse Strijp S. At the front, you look out onto the old Stevinstraat, and at the rear, the garden borders a communal green courtyard; the locals call this the ‘Driehoeksveldje’. Stevinstraat has a cosy, green feel with its authentic front gardens and gates. Layout: The original front door opens onto the spacious hallway. A wide, practical coat rack with space for coats and shoes fits perfectly into the scheme. The toilet has the same feel and, with its washbasin in the recess, is a pleasant ‘little room’. The living room exudes atmosphere and cosiness. The beautiful vintage wood-burning stove, the distinctive staircase and the finish of the floor, walls and ceiling all play a major part in this. There are plenty of ingenious storage spaces in the house, but it would be a shame to give them all away now. I’ll save that for the viewing. The trowelled concrete floor features underfloor heating and the walls are finished with clay plaster. The birch plywood ceilings are insulated with natural wood fibre, which contributes to excellent acoustics. The large built-in cupboard in the room offers a surprising amount of storage space. The kitchen reflects the residents’ sustainable choices; it is made of wood and features a stainless steel worktop. The kitchen units can be taken over, as can the appliances such as the extractor hood, the fridge and the dishwasher. Please see the list of items for details. The staircase leading upstairs features a distinctive banister. The landing has a wooden floor, and on the left is a sliding door leading to the bedroom at the front. This is a spacious, cosy room with plenty of natural light thanks to the numerous windows in the front and side walls, and it features a built-in wardrobe. The ceilings on this floor are also acoustically insulated, and the finishes are made from sustainable natural materials. On the other side of the landing is a spacious bathroom with a passageway to the utility room. Adjacent to the laundry room is the washing machine and tumble dryer, both housed beneath a worktop. A recessed cupboard with shelves provides efficient storage space. A wooden staircase leads to the second floor. On the way up, we pass a partially open storage cupboard. Upstairs, the staircase is enclosed by a small wooden gate. On this floor, the residents’ creativity is evident. The charming nooks created by the roof structure and the imaginative layout here are worthy of admiration. The poplar wood finish and the woollen carpet feel pleasant. The room at the front has a large skylight and is furnished as a bedroom. How lovely is the wooden staircase cupboard with a play area, enclosed by wooden doors, and with another space in the loft at the top of the stairs. Adjacent to this space is a substantial storage area under the eaves. The room is fitted with cupboards all round under the sloping roof. The bedroom at the rear has a wide dormer window and fitted wardrobes. The central heating system is also located there (Nefit CW5 from 2013). A shelf with a washbasin in a recess, and here too, storage spaces all round under the sloping roof. The roof has been optimally re-insulated with breathable materials that also keep out the summer heat effectively. The solar panels are positioned out of sight on the roof. The back garden is attractively landscaped with patios, unusual plants and plenty of fruit trees. The garden faces south-east. The fences have been renewed and the old shed has been replaced by a larger, practical storage shed. The back gate opens directly onto the communal Driehoeksveldje. It is very safe for children to play here as the exits to the streets are fitted with neighbourhood watch gates. It is also a pleasant spot for local residents to sit, who jointly maintain this park as a community hub. Details: Year of construction: 1937 Living area: 101 m² Plot size: 120 m² Energy rating: A Very well insulated: HR++ glazing throughout, floor insulation on the ground floor and both upper floors, roof insulation and cavity wall insulation. 6 solar panels. Renovated using bio-based, moisture-regulating materials. Unobstructed views at the front and rear. Adjacent to a fenced-off play area Please also read the questionnaire and the list of fixtures and fittings. Available for immediate occupation / by arrangement.