Kromhoutstraat 15-A9731 MT GroningenDe Hunze

Spacious semi-detached house with ample parking space for two cars in the green Parkplan ‘De Hunze’. In the child-friendly neighbourhood of De Hunze, you will live in a quiet, almost rural environment, while all the amenities of the city of Groningen are within easy reach. The neighbourhood consists exclusively of owner-occupied homes and is ideally located, directly on the ring road. The houses on Kromhoutstraat are characterised by their unique architecture and spacious layout – as is this well-maintained semi-detached house with indoor garage. Ground floor: The spacious entrance hall leads to the toilet and the bright, L-shaped garden-facing living room with open kitchen (approx. 39.4 m²), which has beautiful wooden flooring. The modern open kitchen is equipped with various built-in appliances. From the hall, you have access to the indoor garage (approx. 15.3 m²), a multifunctional space that is ideal for work, hobbies or storage purposes and can be integrated into the living space if desired. First floor: There are four bedrooms on the first floor (approx. 12.7, 9.4, 8.3 and 7.6 m²). The master bedroom has access to the balcony (3.6 m²). The bright, modern bathroom (approx. 5 m²) is fully equipped with a washbasin, second toilet and separate shower. Garden: The beautifully landscaped north-west facing garden is an oasis of tranquillity. Thanks to the various terraces, cosy seating areas and mature plants, you can enjoy sun, privacy and relaxation here all summer long. This spacious and well-maintained property offers plenty of possibilities. For example, adding an extra floor is one of the options. SPECIAL FEATURES -Living room and kitchen HR++. -13 solar panels. -Bathroom and toilet renovated in 2021. -Water softener. -Energy Label A. The neighbourhood is particularly popular with young families due to its low traffic. At the end of the 1990s, the neighbourhood had the highest density of children in the city of Groningen. De Hunze is a typical new neighbourhood from the end of the 20th century. The design opted for few to no amenities in the neighbourhood in order to stimulate the older shopping centres in Beijum and Korrewegbuurt. Special attractions in and around the neighbourhood include the Gerrit Krol Bridge and the artistic roadblock on Ulgersmaweg. The playground equipment in the central area and the architectural bungalows on Rietveldlaan. Green spaces can be found on the edges of the neighbourhood: the neighbourhood park, copses on the ring road and the Hunzedijk. Since 2004, the neighbourhood has had its own community centre, De Hunzeborgh. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)