Crocuslaan, Vlissingen - Single-Family Home (2 Bedrooms)

This residential development consists of new single-family homes located in the Crocuslaan area of Vlissingen, in the Middengebied neighborhood. The properties are part of a larger redevelopment project that replaced the original 143 homes from the early 20th century with 137 new sustainable social rental residences. The homes feature a living space of 106 to 112 square meters with two bedrooms, offering comfortable accommodation for families. Each residence includes a storage area and is equipped with electric cooking facilities.

The properties are built with a focus on sustainability and energy efficiency, featuring floor heating throughout and solar panels installed on the roofs. These modern features contribute to low energy costs for residents while maintaining high living comfort. The homes are constructed in the style of the original Tuinstad (Garden City) from the early 20th century, blending historical architectural inspiration with contemporary sustainable building practices. The development includes various property types, ranging from single-family homes to life-cycle suitable residences.

The Crocuslaan neighborhood has a rich historical background, originally established in the early 1900s to address housing shortages for workers at major employers like the Royal Shipyard De Schelde. The area was designed as a Garden City following the English model, providing families with spacious homes and large gardens in green surroundings. During World War II, the area suffered damage from bombings and the flooding of Walcheren. Although a renovation in the 1980s altered the original recognizable appearance, the new development aims to honor the historical character of the neighborhood while providing modern, sustainable housing.

Located in Vlissingen, a city in the province of Zeeland, the property offers access to local amenities while maintaining a residential character. The redevelopment spans multiple streets including Bloemenlaan, Margrietenlaan, Irislaan, Primulalaan, Anjelierenlaan, Begonialaan, Hyacinthenlaan, and Crocuslaan. This mix of different housing types and sizes accommodates various household needs, from young families to individuals seeking sustainable, energy-efficient accommodation in a historically significant area of Vlissingen.