This newly built family house on Nijverheidspad in Delft offers 170 m² of living space across four floors. The property is a linked family home constructed in 2024 and listed with energy label A+++. The house is provided furnished and includes a private garage with a designated parking spot. The garden is described as a sunny backyard of approximately 30 m² and a roof terrace is present on the upper level.
The ground level features a small front garden leading to the entrance and a living kitchen with a designer kitchen. Kitchen appliances include a dishwasher, induction stove, fridge, freezer, microwave and oven. A storage room adjacent to the kitchen contains a washing machine and dryer, and a separate toilet is located in the hallway. Stairs from the kitchen lead to a spacious living room that can accommodate dining and seating areas, with French doors providing direct access to the garden.
The second floor contains a master bedroom and an additional bedroom, together with a bathroom equipped with a walk-in shower, double sink, illuminated mirror, towel radiator and a toilet. The top floor provides two further rooms that can be used as bedrooms, home offices or guest rooms, as well as a storage room that houses technical equipment for the solar panels and ventilation system. Storage space is available beneath stairs and on the upper floors, and a laundry room is provided in the storage area off the kitchen.
The house is fully electric and equipped with a heat pump, solar panels, mechanical ventilation and high-quality insulation; floor heating is installed throughout and can be regulated per room. Windows are triple glazed and fitted with automatic sunscreens; PVC flooring is installed throughout the living areas. The location is near Voorhof, the city centre and the Westerkwartier, within reach of the Technical University of Delft, public transport links and nearby shops and supermarkets; highway exits to the A4 and A13 are also accessible. The listing notes that the property is not available for room sharing.
