This semi-detached semi-bungalow is located near the centre of Hoogeloon and was constructed in 2008. The property offers two main levels plus a loft and is described as accessible for people with a disability and for older occupants. The living area measures 134 m² with an additional 6 m² of other indoor space and a total volume of 520 m³. The dwelling holds an energy label A and is fitted with photovoltaic panels producing approximately 3,200 kWh per year; multiple layers of insulation are applied, including roof, cavity wall and floor insulation.
The ground floor contains a tiled entrance hall with meter cupboard and a front living room featuring a bay window and access to storage beneath the stairs. A large eat-in kitchen is fitted in a corner arrangement and includes an induction hob, extractor, dishwasher with top controls, refrigerator, microwave, multiple cabinets and a granite worktop with a 1½ sink and tiled splashback; a sliding door provides access to the rear garden and terrace. The ground floor also includes a bedroom with a large built-in wardrobe with sliding doors and a fully tiled bathroom equipped with a shower with thermostatic mixer, wall-hung toilet and wash basin. A separate partially tiled toilet is located off the corridor.
A utility/boot room on the ground floor contains an outlet sink, connections for laundry appliances, the central heating boiler (Nefit ProLine, gas-fired combi unit, 2019, owned) and the underfloor heating unit; this room provides door access to the driveway. The ground floor has partial underfloor heating. From the living room a door and fixed staircase lead to the first-floor landing, which has laminate flooring and an integrated storage cupboard. The first floor comprises two bedrooms with dormers, an additional bedroom and a study/office space; one bedroom includes a fixed wash basin. Access to a loft storage space is provided via a hatch in the landing.
The property includes a landscaped front garden with a paved driveway and a north-west facing rear garden measuring approximately 47 m² (10.50 m deep by 4.50 m wide) with a partly covered paved terrace, border planting, three cleaning drains and a wall-mounted spout. The plot is enclosed by a masonry fence and features a covered area for refuse containers. Construction and finishing details include a pitched tile roof, wooden interior frames, insulating glazing, luxury internal doors, and high-quality locking hardware. Parking is on public roads adjacent to the property.
