Wildzang 56852 JS HuissenZilverkamp 3e fase

Spacious semi-detached home with a lovely garden, indoor garage, and more... feeling curious yet? This surprisingly well-laid-out family home has even more to offer, such as a generous garden-facing living room with a wood-burning stove, a kitchen with space for a dining area nearby, a delightful conservatory, a mezzanine with study area, 4 bedrooms, and a large basement that can serve as a hobby room. Thanks to the playful layout and cleverly positioned (roof) windows, the home feels bright and spacious throughout. Located on the winding Wildzang street, this property is situated in a quiet and child-friendly part of the northern Zilverkamp district. The neighborhood, bordering the Groot Holthuizen estate, is interspersed with green spaces, playgrounds, cycle paths, water features, and bridges. A primary school and childcare facilities, the covered Zilverkamp shopping center, and a bus stop are all close by. Within minutes by bike, you’ll find yourself in the lively town center with supermarkets, shops, and restaurants. The cities of Arnhem and Nijmegen and the national highway network are easily accessible. Layout Ground floor: private driveway and pathway through the front garden to the covered entrance. Hallway with cloakroom/storage closet, modern meter cupboard (with fiber optic connection), toilet (with hand basin), and doors to the internal garage and living/dining room. Entry into the living area arranged with a dining space near the kitchen—offering a view into the elevated seating area. Beside the light well (with large roof window), there is a door to the basement on one side and a few steps up to the seating area on the other. The full-width living room benefits from the full roof height and offers a serene view of the conservatory and back garden. A cozy wood-burning stove is the focal point of the space. The mezzanine/landing further enhances the spacious feel of the living room. A wide sliding door opens to the lower-level conservatory. This garden-facing space is filled with light, with double glazing on three sides, (manual and electric) sunshades on the roof, underfloor heating, and a central fireplace. A sliding door leads to the large, attractively landscaped garden. At the front of the home, the open-plan L-shaped kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher, fridge, combination microwave, 4-burner induction hob, built-in extractor hood, extensive sink, and ample storage in carousel cabinets, drawers, and cupboards. The internal garage features heating, a utility sink, connections for a washer and dryer, and the solar panel inverter. Double doors open onto the driveway. First floor: staircase with landing leading to the mezzanine/landing area. A large side window offers a perfect space for a home office or study area. There’s a fixed staircase to the second floor and doors leading to two bedrooms and the bathroom. The spacious master bedroom is bright and features a wash basin with shelf and mirror, and a door to the balcony. Adjacent is the second bedroom. The spacious internal bathroom includes a corner whirlpool bath and shower, wall-hung toilet, vanity unit (with mirror, shelf, and lighting), and a towel radiator. Second floor: landing with Velux skylight (with blackout), wash basin with mirror, and sliding door wardrobe. Niche housing the central heating boiler (Remeha Quinta 35C, 2007, owned) and mechanical ventilation unit. The third bedroom is generously sized and bright thanks to two large Velux roof windows (with blackout blinds). The fourth bedroom is also of good size and features a large Velux roof window (also with blackout blinds). Basement: a significant bonus is the large basement. This space includes a window facing the garden, heating, and electricity/lighting. Ideal for a workbench or play area (e.g., ping-pong or billiards). In short: a highly versatile space. Garden: the deep, beautifully landscaped rear garden feels like a private oasis. It is clearly well-maintained and attractively arranged with a terrace, pathways, lawn, pergola, flowerbeds, and hedges. A path leads along the side of the house through a lockable gate to the front garden. The garden includes lighting and a power outlet. Details: This semi-detached home, built around 1978, is well-maintained and partially modernized. With floor insulation, double glazing, and 15 solar panels, the home has an impressive energy label B. The ground floor is largely tiled; the first and second floors feature laminate (except for the bathroom). The property is equipped with a burglar alarm. The conservatory, thanks to its double glazing and underfloor heating, can be kept frost-free. There’s an outdoor tap on the side of the house. Usable living area: approx. 230 m² Other indoor space: approx. 20 m² Building-related outdoor space: approx. 9 m² Volume: approx. 942 m³ Plot size: 472 m² Asking price: €575,000, buyer’s costs Available in consultation