Keverdijk 171381 HM WeespOostelijke Vechtoever

Imagine this: you open the front door in the morning, the scent of grass and fresh fruit wafts in, a heron glides low over the meadows, and in the distance you hear the sheep waking up. You reach out and pick an apple straight from the tree. This isn’t a vacation. This is where you live. Nestled in the greenery of the Naardermeer—the oldest and most beloved nature reserve in the Netherlands—along a winding medieval dike that has meandered through this polder landscape since the 13th century. Less than a quarter of an hour from Amsterdam. And yet: a world apart. The Home The villa is spacious, full of character, and thoughtfully laid out over three floors, with a total living area of 224.60 m² and a gross floor area of 329.30 m². Built in 2001, it can be described as modern and sustainable. Upon entering, you’re welcomed by a spacious entry hall with a coat closet and guest restroom—roomy enough that you’ll never have to rush. From here, the home branches out in multiple directions, each with its own character and a fully circular layout from bottom to top. The cozy reading and TV room features French doors opening onto the garden and a wood-burning stove for winter evenings. The adjacent pantry makes this the ideal spot to start the day in peace. The conservatory-style dining room is bathed in light and offers sweeping views of the lush garden—a table full of guests, candles, and the evening sun glinting low through the trees. The open kitchen is equipped with a terrazzo countertop, handmade oak cabinets, a modern stainless steel kitchen island, and a professional Viking stove with oven. And then there’s the living room, where the unique Frisian Tichelaar tiled stove—a rare showpiece—heats the entire floor for hours on just one load of wood. On the first floor is a spacious landing with a second restroom and a stylish bathroom featuring a double shower and terrazzo flooring. The master bedroom is spacious, serene, and equipped with ample built-in closets. At the rear of the villa is a completely self-contained living area with two bedrooms, a private bathroom, and a TV room—with its own entrance, ideal as a guest suite, au pair suite, or for children living at home. The second floor offers an additional bedroom, storage space, built-in closet walls, and a spacious attic, ready to be converted as desired into a studio, home office, or playroom. The Garden Nearly 2,000 m² of land surrounding the house, and not a single neighbor to look over your shoulder. The garden is a living painting that changes with the seasons: in the spring, the fruit trees bloom; in the summer, you pick your own apples, pears, and plums; in the fall, the landscape turns golden. You can plant a vegetable garden, set up a playground, or simply enjoy the absolute silence. From the side and back, you look out over the meadows where sheep graze—a panorama so serene that it almost seems too good to be true. The detached barn (with a loft) of approximately 21.90 m² offers plenty of space for tools, bicycles, or a workshop. All you have to do is enjoy it. The Neighborhood The Keverdijk is no ordinary dike. It is one of the most beautiful and exclusive dike stretches in the Randstad—narrow, winding, and steeped in history. As early as the Middle Ages, the Keverdijk was constructed as a dike along the Naardermeer, the narrow stretch of water between Weesp and Muiderberg. Only a handful of homes stand here, with direct views of the water and the vastness of the polder and marsh landscape. The Naardermeer was the first area purchased by Natuurmonumenten after its founding in 1906—the first Dutch nature reserve, and in 2005 it was awarded the European Diploma for Nature Conservation. Otters, purple herons, great reed warblers, and countless dragonflies live here, just a short walk from your front door. You can explore the area by electric boat accompanied by a park ranger, on foot along the water’s edge, or by bike along the quiet polder roads. Muiderberg Beach, where you can swim in the IJmeer, is about a 10-minute drive away. Weesp and Naarden offer charming shops, restaurants, and a market, also about 10 minutes away. Naarden-Vesting, one of Europe’s best-preserved fortified towns, is nearby. Accessibility As far from the world as it feels, yet as close as it is. By car, you can reach Amsterdam in 20 to 25 minutes via the A1 or the N236. Weesp Station is about 5 kilometers away and is easily accessible by car or bike. From Weesp Station, you can reach Amsterdam Central in about 15 minutes—one of the best-connected stations in the region, with direct trains to Schiphol, Hilversum, and Almere. Bus lines 106 and 110 stop in the immediate vicinity. City life when you want it, absolute peace and quiet when you need it. Private Land The home is situated on a private lot measuring no less than 1,955 m², registered in the land registry as Municipality of Weesp, Section F, Number 1010. It is freehold property, completely surrounded by nature, with an electrically operated entrance gate. Here, you share no walls, no driveway, and no view with anyone else. Features • Detached villa built in 2001 • Living area 224.60 m² • Other indoor space 18.40 m² • Outdoor storage space (detached shed) 21.90 m² • Lot area 1,955 m² • Energy efficiency rating A • Solar panels • Underfloor heating on the ground floor • Wood-burning stove and Frisian Tichelaar tile stove • Viking stove with oven • Terrazzo countertops and floors • Handcrafted oak kitchen cabinets • Electrically operated entrance gate • Detached shed, approx. 21.90 m² • Gas delivery via a propane tank • Sold according to the Amsterdam ring model • Closing date to be agreed upon In short A sustainable, well-maintained villa with character, water views, and nearly 2,000 m² of private land. Situated on a medieval dike, right on the water, in the Randstad’s most beautiful nature reserve. With an energy efficiency rating of A, a fully self-contained guesthouse, and all modern comforts—yet just 15 minutes from Amsterdam Central Station. Properties like this rarely come on the market. And when they do, they sell quickly. Curious? We understand. Schedule a viewing and come discover the Keverdijk 17 in Weesp. A property you won’t soon forget. After reaching the verbal agreement, the buyer must appoint a civil-law notary located in Amsterdam or Amstelveen within two business days. The purchase contract that will be used is the Ring Amsterdam model. The choice of the civil-law notary is up to the buyer. DISCLAIMER This information has been compiled with great care. However, we accept no liability for any inaccuracies or omissions and the consequences thereof. The property has been carefully measured, but a second measurement may differ from the stated dimensions. Urban Homies BV and the seller are not liable for discrepancies in the stated measurements. Urban Homies BV gives prospective buyers the opportunity to verify the stated measurements, and the buyer has their own duty to investigate all relevant matters.