Crullsweg 157694 TA Kloosterhaar (Gem. Hardenberg)Verspreide huizen Kloosterhaar

Sustainability, self-sufficiency and complete privacy are at the heart of this unique property, beautifully situated alongside a turquoise-coloured lake. All this can be found in a wonderfully peaceful setting in the east of the Netherlands. This attractive home, accompanied by several highly practical outbuildings, occupies a generous plot of approximately 6,310 m², while the nearby village of Kloosterhaar provides essential everyday amenities. The house Originally dating from 1973, the house has been extended and renovated several times over the years. With 37 solar panels, the property generates its own energy for heating, hot water and everyday use, including lighting and cooking. The house is therefore completely off the gas grid; the gas connection is still present within the plot should it ever be required. Thanks to a bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor, the property is also suitable for lifelong living. The house offers approximately 184 m² of living space and a volume of approximately 679 m³. Ground floor * Entrance hall with cloak area and meter cupboard * Utility/technical room with connections for washing machine and dryer * Master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and access to the side terrace. The bedroom has an ensuite, recently renovated bathroom with a spacious multi-person shower, vanity unit with washbasin and toilet * Inner hall, currently suitable as a study or home office * Spacious living room with a bay window offering beautiful views over the garden * Hall with guest toilet, guest shower and staircase to the first floor * Attached conservatory with sliding doors opening onto the garden * Kitchen/dining room with fitted kitchen and access to the garden terrace First floor * Landing with several built-in storage cupboards * Three bedrooms of varying sizes * Separate toilet with washbasin Hot water is supplied by a 120-litre boiler and an instantaneous water heater. Heating is provided by a wood-burning soapstone stove in the living room and electric panel heaters in the remaining living areas, supplemented by electric underfloor heating in the bathroom. This allows the house to be comfortably heated without gas and at very low running costs. One air-conditioning unit has been installed in the living room, while the master bedroom has two units, providing both cooling and heating. Outbuildings The property includes several practical outbuildings: * A detached open-sided barn, partly enclosed and partly open, currently used as a workshop and storage area * Garage with two attached carports * Several smaller wood storage areas The grounds and immediate surroundings A long private driveway, beautifully flanked by mature greenery, leads to the property. There is ample space for parking several cars. Around the house, various attractive seating areas have been created. Flower borders, beautiful butterfly bushes, mature specimen trees and fruit trees, including pear, apple and plum trees, add character to the grounds. Large areas of lawn give the garden a natural appearance and blend seamlessly into the nature area bordering the property. A coniferous woodland is a particularly attractive feature of the grounds. The mature trees provide an ample supply of firewood for the soapstone stove, further contributing to the property's self-sufficient character. Directly adjoining the rear garden is a vast expanse of water. This is a former sand extraction lake associated with the production of calcium silicate bricks. The extraction and manufacturing activities take place on the opposite side of the lake, while the area adjoining the property has been landscaped and maintained as a natural environment. The exceptionally white sand beneath the water gives the lake its striking turquoise colour, creating an almost Mediterranean atmosphere. As the area is not open to the public, privacy is fully preserved. A truly unique setting. A rare combination of space, privacy, nature and self-sufficiency, in a remarkably unique setting in the east of the Netherlands.