Noordmolenstraat 283111 PD SchiedamBrandersbuurt

In the historic city centre of Schiedam, among the iconic windmills and within walking distance of the centre, lies this distinctive end-of-terrace house dating from 1906. The property forms part of a protected townscape and offers approximately 200 m² of living space, spread over two full residential floors. A true eye-catcher is the generous roof terrace of approximately 53 m², offering a unique view of the “De Vrijheid” windmill. The house combines character and space with modern living comfort. The layout is practical and versatile, featuring no fewer than five bedrooms, two bathrooms and multiple outdoor areas. Thanks to the separate side entrance and the applicable zoning designation, the property is also highly suitable for combining living and working, such as a home-based practice, office or salon. The location is particularly appealing: central yet quiet, with all amenities within easy reach. Shops, restaurants, public transport and main roads are close by, while the historic character of the surroundings is palpable throughout the area. Layout Ground floor Spacious entrance hall with wardrobe cupboard, partially tiled toilet with washbasin and staircase to the first floor. The living room is generous and atmospheric, featuring a genuine open fireplace. Its pleasant proportions and natural light create a comfortable living space. The kitchen is accessible via French doors. Installed in 2013, it features a cooking island and various built-in appliances, including a 5-burner gas hob with extractor hood, two refrigerators, a separate freezer, dishwasher and combi microwave oven. From the kitchen, the sheltered inner courtyard of approximately 5 m² can be accessed. This courtyard is positioned in such a way that it would be possible in the future to create a fixed staircase to the roof terrace, optimally connecting the outdoor spaces of the ground floor and first floor. At the rear of the property are two bedrooms and a fully tiled bathroom with shower cabin, washbasin unit and toilet. Two rooms are fitted with skylights to provide additional daylight. Both a bedroom and the storage room provide access to the side entrance, making this floor particularly suitable for working from home. First floor Landing with access to three spacious bedrooms, one at the rear and two at the front. The bathroom is partially tiled and fitted with a corner bathtub, separate shower area, double washbasin and toilet. Connections for a washing machine and dryer are also located here. Both the bathroom and the rear bedroom provide access to the generous roof terrace of approximately 53 m². Here you can enjoy peace, privacy and unobstructed views of the De Vrijheid windmill — a rare and enduring icon in the Schiedam cityscape. History & surroundings In the early twentieth century, the building served an industrial purpose as Thardt’s cork-drying facility, where cork was prepared for the Schiedam gin industry. The immediate surroundings were characterised by windmills such as De Noordmolen, De Walvisch, De Drie Koornbloemen and De Vrijheid, which continue to define the neighbourhood today. The area continues to develop with respect for its cultural and historical character. The Dirckzwager site and the building opposite the property are being redeveloped in a style that reflects Schiedam’s industrial heritage. As a result, the neighbourhood remains in evolution while preserving the character that makes this location so special. Particulars • Asking price € 635,000 • End-of-terrace house on freehold land • Built in 1906 • Approximately 200 m² of living space • Located in a protected townscape • Five bedrooms and two bathrooms • Large roof terrace of approx. 53 m² with views of the De Vrijheid windmill • Inner courtyard on the ground floor with potential extension towards the roof terrace • Suitable for a home-based practice, office or salon • Central heating boiler (2024) • Heating via radiators, convector pit and open fireplace • Located near the historic centre of Schiedam A characterful home offering space, history and future potential. A house with a story, ready for its next owner. NEN 2580 explanatory clause The measurement instruction is based on the NEN 2580 standard and is intended to provide a more uniform method of measuring usable floor area. Differences in measurement outcomes cannot be entirely excluded, for example due to interpretation differences, rounding or limitations during measurement. Disclaimer This information has been compiled with due care. However, no liability is accepted for any incompleteness, inaccuracies or the consequences thereof. All stated dimensions and surface areas are indicative.