Rondeel 21383 BM WeespAetsveld-Noord

Who gets which bedroom? At Rondeel 2, there is plenty to choose from: four bedrooms spread across two floors. Downstairs offers plenty of space too, thanks to extensions at both the front and rear. With a west-facing garden and the town centre nearby, this is a family home with room to grow. Built in 1980, this end-of-terrace house offers 145 m² of living space and was extended at both the front and rear in 2006. The extra space is particularly noticeable on the ground floor, where the kitchen and living room form a generous living area. The skylights, fitted with electric blinds, bring in plenty of daylight and enhance the sense of space. Upstairs, the layout is practical, with two bedrooms on each floor and a spacious laundry room. The finishes on the upper floors can be updated to suit your own taste, making this an ideal home for a family. Location: Rondeel 2 is situated in a friendly courtyard with plenty of children in the Aetsveld neighbourhood, close to Weesp town centre and main road connections. Children can easily find neighbourhood friends to play with here. And if the doorbell rings, it might just be a local child offering to help with a small chore for a little pocket money. The neighbourhood has a Spar supermarket, a GP practice, a dentist and a physiotherapy practice. Wisperweide primary school is also located in Aetsveld; its school building was completely renovated in 2026. Weesp is a charming fortified town known for its picturesque historic centre. The lively old town is just a five-minute bike ride away. Here you will find a variety of specialist shops, including bakeries, a butcher and a greengrocer, as well as lovely gift shops and an excellent ice cream parlour. There are also several restaurants and cafés, sports clubs, a theatre and even a brewery, housed in the former Laurentius Church. Parking: Public parking is available in the surrounding area, with spaces both in front of and behind the house. Parking is free, and no parking permit is required. Sustainability: The property has an energy rating of C and six owned solar panels. The ground floor has water-based underfloor heating, while the bathroom has electric underfloor heating. Heating is provided by a Bosch central heating boiler installed in 2006 and serviced in July 2026. The property has double glazing, including some HR++ high-performance glazing. The roof of the extension is insulated. The roof tiles were replaced in 2026, and the gutters in 2023. Outdoor space and surroundings: The rear garden faces west and is fitted with an awning. Rear access allows you to bring your bicycle straight into the garden. The storage shed was enlarged in 2006 and offers approximately 12 m² of space for bicycles, tools and gardening equipment. The shed has electricity, and there are four electrical outlets in the garden. Ground floor layout: The entrance leads into the hallway, with access to a separate toilet with a small washbasin and a large storage room that also houses the meter cupboard. From the hallway, you enter the living area. The kitchen is at the front of the house, with units on both sides providing worktop and cupboard space. The kitchen appliances include a six-burner gas cooker, dishwasher, large fridge, freezer, extractor hood, oven, microwave, electric water heater and Quooker boiling-water tap. The living room extends towards the rear garden. The extension provides additional space for a seating area and/or dining table. The skylight in the rear extension brings in extra daylight. French doors open onto the garden. The ground floor has tiled flooring with underfloor heating. The staircase in the living room leads to the first floor. First floor: The landing provides access to two bedrooms of different sizes and the bathroom. A separate room houses the central heating boiler and mechanical ventilation unit. The bedrooms are at the front and rear of the house, with the bathroom between them. Renovated in 2014, the bathroom features a walk-in shower, a wall-hung toilet and a vanity unit with natural stone detailing and two washbasins. Mechanical extraction provides ventilation, while electric underfloor heating keeps the floor warm. Second floor: A fixed staircase leads to the second floor, with two further bedrooms and a separate laundry room with a washing machine connection. Dormer windows at the front and rear provide daylight and additional space beneath the sloping roof. At a glance: o Spacious end-of-terrace house built in 1980 in Aetsveld o Approximately 145 m² of living space o Four bedrooms spread across two floors o Front and rear extensions added in 2006 o West-facing rear garden with rear access o Enlarged storage shed of approximately 12 m² o Energy rating C and six owned solar panels o Freehold property (no ground lease) o Underfloor heating on the ground floor and in the bathroom o Roof tiles replaced in 2026 o Free public parking and a location close to the town centre and main road connections