Frederik Hendrikstraat 55502 TE VeldhovenZeelst

Surprisingly spacious and extended semi-detached house, where modern living comfort and practical space come together perfectly. This property features a private driveway with space for no fewer than two cars, a generous (former) garage with a large storage area, and a multifunctional outdoor space—ideal for hobbies, storage, or working from home. The house is located in the popular Zeelst area, a green and ????? residential neighborhood in Veldhoven with a village-like character. Shops, schools, sports facilities, and cozy restaurants are all within short distance. Major roads towards Eindhoven and ASML are also quickly accessible, making this location ideal for both families and commuters. LAYOUT GROUND FLOOR Through the well-maintained entrance, you enter the hallway featuring a stylish PVC floor, an extensive meter cupboard (12 groups and 3 residual-current devices), and a practical recessed storage cellar. The modern toilet is sleekly finished and equipped with a wall-mounted toilet and a small sink. The extended living room is a real eye-catcher: wonderfully bright thanks to large windows and fitted with a comfortable PVC floor with underfloor heating, smooth plastered walls and ceiling, and atmospheric recessed lighting. The modern kitchen seamlessly connects to the living room and features a luxurious poured floor (also with underfloor heating). The practical wall unit includes a sink with Quooker tap, ample cupboard space, a refrigerator, an elevated dishwasher, and a combination oven/microwave. The spacious kitchen island, equipped with a Bora induction hob with integrated extraction, forms the heart of the kitchen and offers additional workspace and storage. Adjacent is the utility room, also with underfloor heating, with connections for a washing machine and dryer, and access to the backyard. The backyard is low-maintenance and offers plenty of privacy. Here you will find a covered terrace where you can relax comfortably regardless of the weather. The former garage and carport have been cleverly combined into a spacious, enclosed double storage area with a multifunctional character—ideal for storage, hobbies, or even a workspace. The garden is also accessible via a rear entrance. FIRST FLOOR On the first floor, the house offers three bedrooms, all fitted with uPVC window frames with HR++ glazing in tilt-and-turn design, laminate flooring, and neat wall finishes. The spacious master bedroom at the front features a balcony and air conditioning. The second bedroom at the rear is equipped with shutters. The third bedroom is also located at the front. The bathroom is complete and neatly finished, featuring a bathtub, vanity unit, toilet (sanibroyeur), and a separate shower area with mixer tap and an additional sink. SECOND FLOOR Via a loft ladder, you reach the spacious attic storage. Here you will find the central heating system (Nefit, 2017) and plenty of storage space. KEY FEATURES - Extended living room with abundant natural light - Modern kitchen with island and high-end built-in appliances - Underfloor heating on the ground floor - 3 full-sized bedrooms - Air conditioning in the master bedroom - PVC window frames with HR++ glazing - Private driveway for 2 cars - Spacious multifunctional storage (former garage/carport) - Low-maintenance garden with covered terrace and lots of privacy - Convenient location in Zeelst, close to amenities and main roads Feedback Selling a home is an emotional and important event for the seller. We therefore greatly appreciate receiving feedback within a few days after your viewing, so we can inform the seller of your impressions and experience. Bank Guarantee / Security Deposit To ensure the fulfillment of the obligations, the buyer must, no later than one week after the purchase agreement becomes final, provide a written bank guarantee or deposit a security amount equal to 10% of the purchase price. The seller always insists on the requirement of a written agreement for the sale of the property. Furthermore, the amount for a financing clause included in the agreement cannot exceed the asking price of the property. Measurement Instruction The measurement instruction is based on NEN2580. It is intended to provide a uniform method for measuring usable floor space. However, it does not completely eliminate variations in outcomes due to interpretation differences, rounding, or measurement limitations. Disclaimer This information has been compiled by our office with the utmost care based on data and drawings provided by the seller. We cannot provide guarantees nor accept any liability for inaccuracies. No rights can be derived from the information provided. Van de Schans Makelaardij accepts no liability for any discrepancies. Verbal Agreement A verbal agreement between a private seller and a private buyer is not legally binding. In other words: there is no sale. A valid purchase agreement only exists once both parties have signed the contract. This is in accordance with Article 7:2 of the Dutch Civil Code. An email confirmation or a draft of the purchase agreement does not constitute a signed purchase agreement. Age Clause Van de Schans Makelaardij includes an age clause in purchase contracts for homes older than 30 years. This clause states that the buyer acknowledges the age of the property and accepts that its condition may be inferior to that of a newer home. This clause is non-negotiable. Non-Occupancy Clause If the seller has not recently lived in the home, a non-occupancy clause will be included in the purchase contract. This clause indicates that the seller has never lived in the home and therefore cannot vouch for its condition or possible defects that would be known through personal use. The buyer assumes responsibility for conducting necessary inspections. This clause is non-negotiable. “As is, where is” Clause This clause places all responsibility for visible and hidden defects with the buyer. By accepting the property “as is, where is,” the buyer agrees to purchase it in its current condition, without recourse to the seller for any defects discovered later — including hidden or structural issues not visible during the viewing.