Prinses Beatrixstraat 7

On the edge of the forest, in a child-friendly and quiet location, stands this extended 2-on-1-gable house. The home is largely equipped with plastic windows, features a detached shed, and has a deep, low-maintenance backyard garden. The cozy center of Vledder is within walking distance, with all amenities close at hand. Over the years, the property has been carefully made more sustainable and well maintained.

Classification

Ground floor:
Entrance with hall, meter cupboard, staircase to the first floor and modern toilet with wall closet. The spacious, light living room is equipped with a neat laminate floor and plastic window frames. The former breakfast room, adjacent to the living room, has been converted into a atmospheric hobby or study room.

In 2002, the house was extended at the back with floor heating and double sliding doors that provide direct access to the backyard. As a result, a spacious, light-filled living kitchen has emerged, executed in a light color scheme and equipped with various built-in appliances. From the kitchen, one can reach the utility room, which features a back door, a boiler installation space, and white goods.

First floor:
Hallway, three bedrooms (approximately 9.5 sqm, 7.6 sqm and 4.3 sqm) and a recently renovated bathroom (2025) with walk-in shower and vanity unit.

Garden
The deep back garden (approximately 18.5 m) is located in the northeast and has been laid out in a low-maintenance style with grass and terraces. In addition, the garden features a spacious freestanding stone shed and a wooden storage area, ideal for storage or hobbies.

Details
- Property joined and impregnated in 2010
- Trespa installed in 2010
- Plastic windows and doors installed between 2017 and 2024
- Facades insulated in 2022
- Boiler CV 2021
- Roof terrace of living house renewed and insulated in 2000
- Roof terrace renewed around 2019
- Painting rear side 2022
- Underfloor heating added in 2002
- Bathroom and toilet renewed in 2025

Vledder is a forest-rich pine village in the municipality of Westerveld and a typical Drentse meadow village. The village offers various facilities such as supermarket, bakery, butcher, other small businesses, and hospitality services, and has a rich social life. The surroundings are known for their many monumental buildings, including the historical colony Frederiksoord, where the 'Society for Welfare' is located.

Vledder is conveniently located near the A32 (Meppel/Zwolle – Heerenveen/Leeuwarden) and close to Steenwijk (NS intercity station) and Noordwolde for an extensive shopping and hospitality area. Read the full description