Essendreef 9

This neatly maintained, extended corner house with a garden to the west and an atmospheric terrace roof with an attached shed is completely move-in ready. Thanks to the extension at the back, the property features extra living space including a generous living kitchen, a small utility room, a toilet, and a modern bathroom. The entire property sits on a 228 m² plot in a quiet and child-friendly residential area in Giethoorn-Noord, within walking distance of the water-rich old village.

This well-maintained property is available to accept immediately.

Classification

Ground floor:
Entrance with hall, meter cupboard, cloakroom and staircase. The living room is equipped with a stylish tile floor with underfloor heating and a stylish TV wall with an electric fireplace. The living room is open to the garden-oriented kitchen, which is fitted with a granite worktop, a practical cellar cabinet under the stairs and various built-in appliances, including a 5-burner induction hob, extractor hood, combination oven/microwave, dishwasher and refrigerator.

The extension at the back has created a spacious living kitchen with sliding doors to the terrace. From the kitchen there is access to the utility room with white goods connections, boiler and a modern separate toilet with wall-mounted closet and basin. The luxury bathroom is equipped with a jacuzzi, walk-in shower and double vanity sink with furniture.

Floor:
Hall with access to three bedrooms. On this floor there is also air conditioning, which ensures a pleasant indoor climate, even on hot summer days. In addition, there is a second toilet with a wall-mounted cabinet present.

The attic can be accessed via a loose staircase and provides ample practical storage space.

Garden:
The sunny backyard to the west is low-maintenance. The generous terrace cover with surprisingly spacious storage shed provides a pleasant place to sit outdoors and offers plenty of additional storage space.

Giethoorn is located in the Kop van Overijssel and forms part of the municipality of Steenwijkerland. The village is internationally known as the 'Hollands Venice' due to its many little bridges, waterways, and traditional punters (flat-bottomed boats). Giethoorn originated as a peat colony, which has led to the unique cultural landscape that makes the village so special today. In addition to the nearby Nationaal Park Weerribben-Wieden, the Belterwijde and Beulakerwijde are also beloved natural and recreational areas. With various restaurants, cozy cafés, shops, and beautiful cycling and walking routes, Giethoorn is not only a tourist attraction but also a lovely place to live.
There is good access to the A32 towards Leeuwarden and Meppel/Zwolle, and via the A6 at Emmeloord it is just one and a half hours' drive to Amsterdam, and via Heerenveen and Drachten (A32-A7) it is only a good hour's drive to Groningen. Read the full description