Achterstraat 27-A4586 AG LamswaardeKern Lamswaarde

Are you looking for a comfortable, sustainable, and unique home in a special location? Then Achterstraat 27A in Lamswaarde is definitely worth a visit. This beautiful monumental building from 1925 with a spacious living area of 350 m² was renovated between 2020 and 2025. Here you can enjoy wonderful peace and quiet, plenty of space, and green surroundings, while benefiting from sustainability, high-quality finishes, and the latest living standards. In short, this fully move-in ready home is a place where you will immediately feel at home. The house has a beautifully landscaped garden, offering privacy and freedom. A paradise for gardening enthusiasts, families, or anyone who wants to relax outdoors with a view of the vast polders. Heating is provided by two high-efficiency central heating systems and three advanced air-to-air heat pumps, supplemented by a wood-burning stove and 20 solar panels. This ensures a pleasant indoor climate in every season. The location on a cul-de-sac in Lamswaarde provides a pleasant and peaceful living environment. The village is known for its cozy village character. Here, you live in the middle of the vast and characteristic Zeeland landscape that invites you to relax. Wonderful walks through the polders, long bike rides along winding dikes, or a day out on the vast Zeeland coast, everything is within easy reach. Despite its rural location, daily amenities such as shops, primary schools, and other facilities are quickly and easily accessible. Accessibility by car is also excellent: within minutes you can drive to Hulst, Terneuzen, or towards the Belgian border. Whether you opt for a quiet life in nature or a central base for work and excursions in the region, this village offers the best of both worlds. Some houses tell their own story. This special national monument in Lamswaarde—once the Theresiagesticht—is one such house where you can immediately feel the history. Designed in the Amsterdam School style during the interwar period by architect Colsen from Terhole, the building exudes character and craftsmanship. The former U-shaped monastery has now been divided into three unique homes. The left-hand house – formerly the nursery school – is now for sale. Even before you reach the front door, the place tells its story. Where children once played in the sandbox, there is now a well-kept front garden with pebbles and neat hedges. Layout Ground floor: Through the stately double front door, you step into a long, typical school hallway with mosaic flooring that provides access to the various rooms. On the right is the cozy living room. The high ceilings of approximately 4 meters create a spacious feeling, while the large wood-burning fireplace guarantees cozy winter evenings and the air conditioning with heating and cooling modes provides comfort and warmth in all seasons. The spacious kitchen connects to the living room and is a great place for those who love cooking and dining. The granite worktop, 5-burner gas hob, and fully integrated appliances make it both practical and stylish. The kitchen, which is also accessible from the hallway, is equipped with air conditioning with heating and cooling to provide comfort and warmth. Further down the hallway, you will find the toilet—once three separate toilet rooms for the children, now converted into a neat toilet room with a sink and cloakroom. Next to it is the utility room/cool storage room with central heating system, and further down, double garden doors lead to the garden. At the back door, sloping tiles from the door are a reminder of the old path that once led to the nuns' house. First floor: Behind a closed door in the kitchen is the staircase to the first floor. The spacious landing with original plank flooring leads to three generous bedrooms, a spacious bathroom, a separate toilet, and a laundry and ironing room. All bedrooms, two of which have air conditioning, are remarkably spacious and enjoy plenty of light and high ceilings, which gives a feeling of space. The master bedroom, equipped with air conditioning, has a wall of closets that naturally shields the bed from the entrance—ideal for peace and privacy. The other large bedroom has an antechamber (currently used as an office/study). The third bedroom is also spacious and bright and equipped with air conditioning. Finally, there is also a smaller room, currently used as an office, but which could also be converted into a walk-in closet, extra bathroom, guest room, or whatever you want. The stylish bathroom has a walk-in shower, bathtub, double sink with cabinet, and mechanical ventilation. Second floor: On the second floor, accessible via a spacious staircase, a pleasant surprise awaits: a beautiful loft with a view of the ships passing by in the distance. Here, an attractive living space has been created with air conditioning, glass partitions, and facilities to install a kitchen, creating a self-contained apartment. The bedroom is spacious and equipped with air conditioning, with an adjacent bathroom with a large shower and washbasin. There is also a separate utility room with central heating system and boiler, conveniently concealed but easily accessible. The attic is accessible via a loft ladder. Garden: The well-maintained and enclosed garden is a wonderful place to enjoy the peace and quiet and the view of the Zeeland countryside in complete privacy. The wooden garden shed offers space for bicycles and tools, while the carport provides shelter for a car and trailer. Details * Well-maintained and ready to move into, this interwar period national monument has a rich history and was designed in the Amsterdam School style by architect Colsen from Terhole. * High ceilings throughout and a wood-burning fireplace in the living room. * Luxurious kitchen with complete built-in appliances and granite countertops. * Air conditioning on all floors * Three bedrooms on the first floor * Spacious loft with bedroom and bathroom on the second floor * Despite the monumental size of the building and its construction date of 1925, it has been awarded an energy label B thanks to extensive sustainability measures (20 solar panels, secondary glazing throughout, roof, wall, and floor insulation)