Haarlem
Allard Piersonstraat 13
Description
Charming 1930s terraced house with a deep, sunny rear garden! Wonderfully bright, combining original character with modern living comfort. The property offers a bright living room, modern kitchen, three bedrooms, a fully equipped bathroom and a spacious attic. The beautifully landscaped rear garden features several lovely seating areas and a generous storage shed. A lovely family home in the quiet and child-friendly Van Zeggelen neighbourhood, with shops, schools, sports facilities, recreational areas and public transport nearby.
What a lovely home! Built in 1931, this terraced house offers a practical layout and a modern feel. It also boasts a beautifully landscaped rear garden, almost 13 metres deep, with plenty of space to enjoy outdoor living. The entrance leads into a spacious hallway with a coat area, WC with washbasin and an understairs cupboard. The living room features a charming bay window at the front and large sliding glass doors at the rear, allowing plenty of natural light to flood in. The semi-open-plan kitchen is fitted with a full range of integrated appliances and has a door leading to the garden. The deep rear garden enjoys plenty of sunshine and offers several inviting seating areas. The perfect spot for a barbecue with friends and family or simply relaxing in the sun with a cup of coffee. On the first floor, there are three bedrooms and a modern bathroom with a bath, walk-in shower, WC and vanity unit. The property also benefits from an attic, ideal for additional storage.
The location is fantastic! There are several charming local shops nearby, as well as a wider selection of shops along Amsterdamstraat and at Prinses Beatrixplein. Haarlem’s vibrant historic city centre, with its excellent restaurants, bars, pavement cafés and shops, is also within walking distance. The property is conveniently situated for access to major roads towards Alkmaar, Amsterdam, Schiphol Airport and The Hague. Several bus routes and stops can be found nearby, while Spaarnwoude railway station offers easy connections to Amsterdam. This makes the location particularly attractive for commuters who want to live close to the city centre while enjoying easy access to destinations further afield. Fancy some fresh air at the beach or in the dunes? Both can be reached in just half an hour by bike!
Good to know
* Built in 1931
* Energy rating B
* 8 solar panels (installed in 2021)
* uPVC window frames on the ground floor and aluminium window frames on the upper floor
* External wall, underfloor void and roof insulation installed in 2026
* Deep, sunny rear garden measuring almost 13 metres
* Easily accessible, with free on-street parking
* Spaarnwoude railway station: 8 minutes by bike
* Haarlem’s Grote Markt: 8 minutes by bike
* Bloemendaal beach: 30 minutes by bike
* Completion date by mutual agreement
Ground floor
Entrance. Hallway with meter cupboard, coat area, understairs cupboard, WC with washbasin and staircase to the first floor. Bright living room with bay window and large sliding doors opening onto the garden. Semi-open-plan kitchen equipped with a fridge, freezer, five-burner gas hob, combination oven, extractor hood, dishwasher and door to the rear garden. Large, deep east-facing garden with a wooden storage shed, equipped with connections for a washing machine and tumble dryer, water and electricity, as well as a covered area. Gate providing rear access.
First floor
Landing. Three bedrooms. Modern bathroom fitted with a bath, walk-in shower, WC and vanity unit.
Attic
Attic floor providing additional storage space. Central heating boiler.
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