Kerkstraat 1091511 EC OostzaanKerkstraat

Corner house with an extension, a detached storage shed, on-site parking, and a large south-facing garden with unobstructed views at the rear. The house has a practical layout with a spacious living room, open-plan kitchen with built-in appliances, a utility room, currently two bedrooms on the first floor, and a small bathroom. A practical attic completes the picture. The homes on Kerkstraat offer various possibilities for expansion, and this property can also be fully adapted to your wishes, of course subject to the applicable regulations. Kerkstraat in Oostzaan is a charming and atmospheric street where the village feel is still truly present. Located in the heart of the village and close to shops, schools, and other amenities, it is a popular place to live. The buildings are varied, featuring both characteristic 1930s homes and modern new-build projects that fit well into the streetscape. Kerkstraat has been made traffic-calmed, with entry restrictions at certain times to prevent through traffic, contributing to the livability and tranquility of the area. New plans include the creation of a small walking park with water features. One part will be accessible to the general public (for walking), and another enclosed section will be left untouched to allow nature to take its course. The area is intended for water retention to help regulate the water level in the neighborhood, for example during periods of heavy rainfall. In short: no new development will be built close to this property. Oostzaan is a friendly municipality with a small village center offering cafés, restaurants, terraces, and shops. Events such as the Mother’s Day market, the fair, the boat parade, and the cycling race give Oostzaan its village character. The entrance to the Twiske recreation area is within a short cycling distance. Various sports clubs, a sports hall, and a music association are also located there. Additionally, the village has four primary schools, and Oostzaan is a perfect base for visiting Amsterdam, Zaandam, Purmerend, and Alkmaar. Layout: Ground floor: entrance, hallway, meter cupboard, staircase to the first floor, fully tiled toilet with washbasin, and access to the living room with fireplace. The kitchen is accessible from the living room and features two kitchen units with built-in appliances (fridge/freezer combination, 5-burner gas hob, extractor hood, and oven). Behind the kitchen is a utility room with the central heating boiler and connections for a washing machine/dryer. First floor: landing, two bedrooms (one at the front and one at the rear of the house), and a fully tiled bathroom with shower and vanity unit. Storage attic: accessible via a pull-down ladder. In short: a house that can truly become a home and is definitely worth a viewing. Details: Living area: 83 m² Volume: 340 m³ Plot size: 348 m² of freehold land Year of construction: 1934; extension: 1978 Front and rear gardens with rear access. The rear garden faces south and offers unobstructed views. There is a private parking space in the front garden and a detached storage shed in the rear garden There is a right of way at the rear of the property, burdening this property and benefiting the property located at Kerkstraat 111.