This detached single-family house is located at Papelaan 4 in Voorschoten and has a gross living area of 110 m² on a plot of 292 m². The property dates from the 1906–1930 period and comprises two main living levels plus a loft. The building volume is 330 m³. The listing notes that the property is largely equipped with double glazing and has an energy label G.
The ground floor includes an entrance hall with a toilet, stair access and a doorway to the basement. The through-living room (doorzon woonkamer) features a wooden floor and sliding patio doors that open to the garden. A closed kitchen is located at the rear of the house and provides views of the rear and side gardens. The layout provides direct access between living areas and outdoor space.
On the first floor there are three well-proportioned bedrooms and a bathroom fitted with a sitting bath, a separate shower area, a washbasin and a toilet. The entire upper floor is finished with laminate flooring. The loft is accessible by a fixed stair and serves as a storage area; it also houses the central heating boiler. The heating and hot water are supplied by a Remeha combi central heating boiler (owned by the property).
Outdoor spaces comprise a front garden, a side garden and a sheltered rear garden that measures approximately 75 m² (about 15.00 m deep and 5.00 m wide) and is orientated to the northeast; the rear garden is accessible via a back alley. The plot and garden layout offer privacy and several outdoor areas. The house is situated in a residential neighbourhood within walking or cycling distance of local shops, schools, sports facilities, the centre of Voorschoten and public transport connections to Leiden, The Hague and Amsterdam. Rental conditions recorded with the listing include a monthly rent of €1,700, a security deposit of €1,700 and a minimum rental period of one year; no service charges are listed.
