Property Features Terms

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Property Features Terms bring connected Dutch housing concepts into one focused vocabulary. Move from the literal wording of Property Features terms to official guidance, documents, and legal limits for practical meaning. Use the collection to interpret listings, documents, costs, processes, or renter guidance without treating a short definition as personal advice.

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A decorative trim applied to the junction where the walls meet the ceiling, adding a classic, finished, and often elegant look to a room.

A high, arched, or angled ceiling that extends up towards the roofline, creating a dramatic sense of space, volume, and openness in a room.

A modern lighting system that can be controlled remotely via a smartphone app or smart home hub, offering convenience and customizable ambiances.

A luxury feature where speakers for a sound system are recessed into the ceilings or walls, offering a clean, integrated audio experience.

An ultra-energy-efficient home that generates as much energy on-site as it consumes annually, a high-end sustainability standard seen in new-build projects.

A cooling system that distributes air throughout a residence via ductwork, a feature that is extremely rare in Dutch homes and should not be expected.

A traditional fireplace or stove that burns wood, offering authentic charm and heat but requiring more maintenance and subject to potential burning restrictions.

A fireplace that uses natural gas to produce real flames, offering the ambiance of a fire with greater convenience and cleanliness than a wood-burning one.

A storage space located in the attic, often with limited headroom and accessible by a ladder, commonly used for long-term storage of seldom-used items.

The standard type of window glazing in the Netherlands for the past few decades, offering basic insulation but significantly less efficiency than modern HR++ glass.

Unique codes and numbers used to identify a specific property or apartment unit within a building for administrative purposes.

Modern windows, typically at least HR++ double glazing, designed to minimize heat loss in the winter and prevent overheating in the summer.

A window installed in a roof or ceiling to bring in natural light, especially beneficial for top-floor apartments and rooms with sloped ceilings.

A heating system where warm water pipes or electric coils are embedded in the floor, providing radiant heat and eliminating the need for radiators.

A bathtub that is deeper and often freestanding, designed for comfortable, full-immersion bathing rather than simply being a shower-tub combination.

A modern, open shower area that does not have a raised curb or door, offering easy accessibility and a sleek, spacious look.

A small secondary bathroom, typically consisting of just a toilet and a small hand basin, usually located in the entrance hall.

A private bathroom that is directly connected to a bedroom, accessible only from within that room, considered a luxury feature.

A popular, modern layout where interior walls are minimized to create a single, large living space combining the kitchen, dining, and living room.

A common rental state in the Netherlands where the property includes flooring, curtains, and basic light fixtures, but no movable furniture.

A cozy, built-in bench situated in a window alcove, offering a charming spot for reading and relaxation.

Custom-made shelving that is integrated into the structure of a room, providing significant storage and character.

A type of door that slides along a track mounted above the doorway, a popular modern design trend that adds a rustic or industrial touch.

A classic feature in pre-war Dutch homes, these sliding doors retract into the walls to elegantly connect or separate two rooms.

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