Description

The most beautiful house in Leiden! Or at least one of the most beautiful that has recently come up for sale. It is not without reason that the area has been designated as a protected cityscape and this house stands out even more with all the beautiful and original details: richly ornamented stucco ceilings, original stained glass in the skylights (the only one still in the street), panel doors. , conservatory with stained glass windows, beautiful parquet floors and staircase. It's surprising that it is not a monument, but take advantage of this: splendor and splendor from the 19th century, but more freedom to adapt it to personal taste and, above all, make it more sustainable. Although, there is already double glazing everywhere and the hood has just been insulated. The district is known for its stately homes and (former) university buildings that were built as cathedrals of science and determine the street scene. This has ensured that there is a nice mix of students, professors and families with the associated dynamics. In front of the door, the water of the Vliet flows steadily towards the canal with the occasional rowing boat or sloop passing by. That was different here when in 1574 the Beggars entered the besieged city with herring and white bread. Further on there are some student houses, which provide a lot of fun on the street in the summer. But fortunately they are a little further away, so there is no inconvenience. You will mainly find families on this part of the quay. The layout of the house with the deep garden, 4 spacious bedrooms and 2 bathrooms is ideal for the family. However, the recently completely renovated attic offers many more possibilities: au pair, resident parent and studio are just a few that we can name. Around the corner are the Doezastraat and Herenstraat with a bakery, butcher, greengrocer and fishmonger. The French shops and wine shops ensure that you can go there not only for your daily groceries, but also for shopping for an extensive dinner or drinks. Or you can simply walk into the city for a wonderful evening out: restaurants, cafes, terraces and culture in abundance! With a short cycling distance you can reach schools and sports clubs. Leiden Central, Leiden Lammenschans and the arterial roads to the highway provide an ideal connection to Schiphol, Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam and Utrecht. In short: the perfect place! LAYOUT Ground floor Entrance with wardrobe and meter cupboard. Hallway with toilet and pantry with washing machine connection. Spacious kitchen/diner with breakfast area and door to the garden. Living room en suite with fireplace, dining room with closed wood-burning fireplace and conservatory with underfloor heating and patio doors to the garden. 1st floor Landing with toilet. Rear bedroom with fitted wardrobes and patio doors to the roof terrace. Two bedrooms at the front, one with fitted wardrobes. Bathroom with walk-in shower, double sink and heated mirror. 2nd floor Landing with toilet. Living room with semi-open kitchen / kitchenette. Front bedroom with en suite bathroom with shower and sink. Garden Deep southwest-facing backyard with detached storage room and rear entrance. PARTICULARITIES - NO monument - Located in a protected cityscape - Old-age clause applicable - Destination: living - Deep southwest-facing backyard with back entrance and lots of privacy - Many original details - Painting outside recently carried out - New bathroom (2023) - Completely renovated attic with insulated hood (7 cm PIR) - Fully equipped with double glazing

Features

Transfer of ownership

Last asking price
€ 1,150,000 kosten koper
Asking price per m²
€ 6,085
Status
Sold

Construction

Kind of house
Mansion, row house
Building type
Resale property
Year of construction
1880
Specific
Protected townscape or village view (permit needed for alterations)
Quality marks
Bouwkundige Keuring

Surface areas and volume

Areas
Living area
189 m²
Exterior space attached to the building
13 m²
External storage space
5 m²
Plot size
168 m²
Volume in cubic meters
669 m³

Layout

Number of rooms
8 rooms (5 bedrooms)
Number of bath rooms
2 bathrooms and 3 separate toilets
Bathroom facilities
2 showers, bath, 2 sinks, and washstand
Number of stories
3 stories
Facilities
Flue

Energy

Energy label
Insulation
Roof insulation, double glazing, energy efficient window, insulated walls and secondary glazing
Heating
CH boiler
Hot water
CH boiler
CH boiler
Vaillant (gas-fired combination boiler from 2021, in ownership)

Cadastral data

LEIDEN M 1579
Cadastral map
Area
168 m²
Ownership situation
Full ownership

Exterior space

Location
Alongside a quiet road, alongside waterfront and in residential district
Garden
Back garden
Back garden
70 m² (12.00 metre deep and 5.80 metre wide)
Garden location
Located at the west with rear access

Storage space

Shed / storage
Detached brick storage

Parking

Type of parking facilities
Paid parking and resident's parking permits

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