Koningin Wilhelminalaan 5272274 BD VoorburgVoorburg Noord noord

Characteristic 1920s family home with authentic details, a sunny front and back garden, and plenty of opportunities to modernize entirely to your own taste. This charming 1920s family home is conveniently located on a broad, green avenue on the border of Voorburg and the popular Bezuidenhout area. The property features three spacious bedrooms, a large bathroom, a southwest-facing front garden, and an approximately 15-meter-deep rear garden with a stone storage shed and conservatory. People who love character will immediately appreciate the many authentic details. Original features such as stained-glass sliding partitions, panel doors, a marble fireplace, and plastered ceilings with original cornices have been preserved, giving the home a warm and characterful appearance. The property requires internal modernization, which offers an excellent opportunity to buyers who wish to realize their own living preferences. The location is particularly convenient. The city centre of The Hague and The Hague Central Station are approximately ten minutes away by bicycle. By car, the A12 motorway can be reached within minutes. Public transport stops are within walking distance. In addition, various daily amenities, including a bakery, Asian grocery store, espresso bar, snack bar, and supermarket are only a five-minute walk away. Layout: The entrance of the house is accessed through the front garden, which is southwest-facing. Behind the front door is a vestibule with the meter cupboard, cloakroom space, and a beautiful vestibule door with glass panelling. The spacious hallway offers practical storage under the stairs and a toilet with a wall-mounted WC, concealed cistern, and small washbasin. The generous living/dining room en suite (approx.36m2) is accessible through an elegant glass-panel door. This space still has several original features, including the characteristic sliding partition with stained glass, four built-in cupboards with panel doors, an authentic marble fireplace, and original ceiling cornices. The beautiful herringbone parquet floor with border completes the space. The living room is located to the front with views of the front garden and the wide avenue bordered by trees. The dining room to the rear features a convector pit and double French doors leading to the backyard. The rear garden is approximately 15-metres deep and faces northeast, providing sun both in the morning and the afternoon. A small conservatory connects the stone storage shed to the house. This spacious shed is equipped with electricity and water and accommodates the washing machine, dryer, and freezer. The conservatory and shed are accessible both from the garden and the kitchen. The kitchen is equipped with various built-in appliances, including a 4-burner gas hob, extractor hood, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, and a stainless steel sink with mixer tap. The floor is tiled. The staircase in the hallway leads to the first floor. A skylight provides the stairwell and the landing with additional natural light. On the landing there is a large built-in cupboard housing the central heating combi boiler and a mechanical ventilation system. To the front is a room (approx.6.7m2) which is currently used as a cloakroom cabinet but which is suitable as a bedroom, office, or study as well. To the front there is also a spacious bedroom (approx.17.2m2) with a fireplace, large built-in cupboard, and views of the front garden. The third bedroom (approx.17.5m2) is located to the rear and also features a large built-in cupboard. French doors grant access to the rear balcony with a pleasant view of your own garden and the surrounding gardens. All bedrooms feature laminate flooring and original panel doors. The spacious bathroom at the rear includes a shower with thermostatic mixer, a second wall-mounted toilet with concealed cistern, a washbasin, and tiled flooring in a diagonal checkerboard pattern. Special features: Freehold property (no leasehold) Various authentic period details still present Intergas central heating combi boiler (2021) Window frames: mostly in aluminium with double glazing & partly from wood with single glazing Mechanical ventilation system present Sales conditions apply Property requires modernization Swift completion/transfer is possible In short: a charming 1920s family home with many authentic details, a spacious garden, and plenty of potential to transform it into a modern family residence. Located in an excellent area close to amenities, public transport, and exit roads. A property definitely worth a viewing. Disclaimer This information has been compiled with the greatest possible care. Nevertheless, we cannot accept any liability for any inaccuracies, incompleteness or other imperfections, nor for the consequences thereof. All stated measurements and surfaces are indicative. The buyer has a duty to investigate all matters that are important to him or her. The selling agent represents the interests of the seller. We strongly advise buyers to engage their own NVM real estate agent for professional guidance in the purchase of their new home