Judith Leysterstraat 6

You enter via the hall into the spacious and cosy living room. The property has been extended across the full width at the rear: what a space! Architectural firm Eric Bloemen, which designed both the extension and the roof structure, has installed a clever skylight in the extension, providing extra space and light throughout the living room.
The solid American pine flooring in the living room is made from 100-year-old planks salvaged from an English textile factory.

The front room offers plenty of space for a comfortable sofa. Thanks to the hedge in the front garden, you can enjoy plenty of privacy here, and there’s enough space to park your (cargo) bike. The rear extension features a luxurious open kitchen with a kitchen island. The kitchen is from Poggenpohl (German designer kitchens) and, thanks to its layout and choice of materials, is a real eye-catcher.
The abundance of glass in the rear façade allows beautiful natural light to flood into the back room. Here, the garden truly becomes part of your living experience. Through the French doors, you can step outside and enjoy the sun until late in the evening. A beautiful pear tree provides greenery, shade and privacy. And in autumn, the tree gives delicious pears!

This house also offers a surprising amount of space on the first and second floors. There are four generously sized bedrooms, two of which feature spacious fitted wardrobes. Perfect for guests, a larger family or working from home. The spacious bathroom, with metro tiles and a granite worktop, has a bath and a separate shower. In the rear bedroom on the top floor, you can open the window frame fully, creating a seamless connection between inside and outside.

The Kleverpark neighbourhood feels like a village within the city. You can do your shopping at the friendly local shops, enjoy a delicious coffee at Cleeff, and restaurant Deplanu is an excellent spot for a drink on the terrace or a leisurely dinner. Are you moving here with children? You’ll find a range of good (primary) schools, childcare facilities and sports clubs in the immediate vicinity. Children can have fun playing in various playgrounds in the neighbourhood, and older children can paddle their rowboats on the Kloppersingel near the Bolwerken. You can cycle to the city centre in no time, and the beach is just an 11-minute drive away!

Good to know:
* Built in 1922
* Living area 134m²
* Fully double-glazed (partly HR++)
* West-facing back garden with electricity supply
* Concrete base in the garden for a shed
* Extension with a sedum roof
* Panelled doors in the hall and bathroom still to be ‘unpacked’
* Parking with permit
* Haarlem station: 3 minutes by bike
* Grote Markt: 6 minutes by bike
* Bloemendaal beach: 11 minutes by car
* Delivery in consultation

Ground floor
Front garden with entrance to the property. Entrance hall, spacious hallway with meter cupboard, coat rack and connecting doors. Corridor with built-in cupboard, stair cupboard and separate toilet with washbasin. Living room with open kitchen and French doors leading to the west-facing garden. Kitchen with 2 ovens (one of which is a combination microwave), 5-burner gas hob and extractor hood. Separate freezer with 3 drawers. Appliances by Siemens, Atag and Liebherr. The worktops are made of glass.

First floor
Landing with two bedrooms. The first, spacious bedroom is situated at the front of the property and features a large built-in wardrobe. Spacious bathroom with shower, washbasin, toilet, bidet and bath. The second bedroom is situated at the rear of the property and overlooks the sedum roof.

Second floor
Landing with built-in cupboard, equipped with central heating system. Two bright, spacious bedrooms, one at the front and one at the rear. The front bedroom features an ingenious built-in cupboard.