Located on Schuttevaerkade in the Stadswerven neighbourhood of Dordrecht, this multi-level town house offers panoramic views over a historic harbour and the medieval De Nieuwkerk. The property is arranged over five living levels and has a living area of approximately 137 m² with a volume of about 600 m³. Built in 2002, the house has an energy label A. The neighbourhood (Wijk 02 Noordflank) is described as relatively quiet and suitable for families; the property is within walking and cycling distance of the city centre, a supermarket and the train station, with vehicle access to nearby main roads.
The ground floor provides an entrance hall with wardrobe space, meter cupboard and internal access to the stair core. Immediately to the right is a bedroom with en-suite bathroom fitted with a washbasin, mirror with lighting and an enclosed shower. There is a separate guest toilet on the ground floor finished in black tiles with white grout, a wall-hung toilet and a small basin. Several doors in the property are tilt-and-turn with shutters and blackout curtains; fixtures include recessed ceiling lighting in multiple rooms and decorative radiators.
The principal living level includes a living room with parquet flooring and a multifunctional dining area adjacent to an open industrial-style kitchen. The kitchen is equipped with granite worktops, soft-close drawers, a cooking island with stainless steel sink, Gaggenau gas hob and stainless extractor, a dishwasher and built-in appliances including a Siemens oven and a microwave. From this level there is access via shutters to a sheltered paved rear terrace measuring approximately 11 m², oriented to the east, with garden furniture. A recreation room on an upper level provides south-facing terrace access and further harbour views.
Upper levels accommodate multiple bedrooms and bathrooms. The main bedroom includes fitted wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom finished in natural stone with a spacious shower, double washbasin, wall-hung toilet and bidet. Additional bedrooms are provided on separate levels, one with a roof window. A utility room houses the Remeha central heating system, a 120-litre AGPO boiler, washer and dryer, a small freezer and storage space, and there is internal access to the residents’ parking garage with an assigned parking space. The property’s provisions note that pets are not permitted and smoking or vaping is not allowed inside the dwelling.
