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€4,250/ month + €200 service costs
This furnished terraced family house on Hyacintenlaan is located in the Bloemenbuurt neighbourhood of Haarlem and offers approximately 171 m² of living space. The property dates from 1923 but has been extended, built up and fully renovated, with sustainability and creative design as central themes throughout. The layout comprises six rooms in total, including five bedrooms and two bathrooms, spread over three floors. At the rear, the house features a deep, south-east facing back garden of 77 m², complemented by a spacious front garden. The result is a home that combines the character of a classic 1920s terraced house with a contemporary, boutique-hotel-like appearance.
The ground floor combines a living room at the front, with a characteristic bay window overlooking the green lane, and a living kitchen in the rear extension. The kitchen is fitted with built-in appliances and a large kitchen island, next to a dedicated dining area. The glass rear facade with French doors opens onto the garden and its spacious terrace. The first floor accommodates a spacious master bedroom with a glass floor panel, floor-to-ceiling custom cupboards and an en-suite bathroom with a generous double walk-in shower. This floor also includes a children's bedroom and a laundry or work room. The bright second floor offers two further rooms, set up as a home office and a guest room with a sofa bed, along with a second bathroom with shower, toilet and washbasin, and a utility room with washing machine and dryer.
The house is fully gas-free and was renovated according to passive house principles. Facades, roofs and floors are insulated with natural materials such as cellulose and wood fibre, and all windows are equipped with triple glazing. The striking window frames are made of specially untreated wood, in keeping with the natural materials used throughout the home. Solar panels on the roof generate electricity during the day, while a heat pump provides heating and hot water, supplemented by partial floor heating. A heat-recovery ventilation system continuously refreshes the air while recovering heat and moisture, contributing to an energy-efficient and comfortable indoor climate in both winter and summer.
Hyacintenlaan is situated on a quiet road in a green residential neighbourhood, with shops, supermarkets, schools, childcare and sports facilities in the immediate vicinity. Haarlem city centre is easily accessible, and the woods, dunes and beach are within cycling distance. Public transport connections and the main roads towards Amsterdam are also within easy reach, with several bus stops and daily amenities located close by. Practical features include a storage shed, paid parking facilities and a fibre-optic connection. The home is offered fully furnished under a temporary rental contract, with a monthly rent of €4,250, utilities settled through a monthly advance payment of €200, and a fixed amount of €50 per month for TV and internet.
Price
€4,250.00
Service Costs
€200.00
Available From
November 17, 2026
Available Until
May 30, 2027
Deposit Amount
€8,500.00
Contract Type
B
Condition
Renovated
Garden
Terrace
Garden Description
Large back garden (achtertuin) of 77 m² facing south-east with a spacious terrace, accessible via French doors from the living kitchen; also features a spacious front garden (voortuin).
Garden Orientation
Southeast
Parking Type
Street
Storage Present
Property Type
House
Number of Floors
3
Construction Year
1923
Volume
601 m³
Renovation Year
2026
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
2
Amenities
Heating Type
Individual
Kitchen Type
Open
Energy Source
All electric
Appliances
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€4,250
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