Haarlem
Lange Annastraat 36
Description
Charming city home with a sunny roof terrace and integral garage (GIA 82 m²), designated for residential use, business, parking and services. Situated in one of Haarlem’s most charming traffic-calmed streets, right in the vibrant city centre yet remarkably peaceful.
Charming city home with a sunny roof terrace and spacious integral garage (GIA 82 m²). The ground floor has a mixed-use designation and offers a wide range of possibilities for residential use, business, parking or services.
The living floor features the original natural stone fireplace and enjoys an abundance of natural light thanks to the large windows. The west-facing roof terrace offers plenty of privacy and is accessed through French doors from the living room – the perfect place to enjoy the afternoon and evening sun. At the rear, the property overlooks the charming Hofje Guurtje de Wael, a hidden historic courtyard that provides peace and privacy in the heart of the city.
The generous ground floor space makes this property exceptionally versatile. In addition to accommodating two cars, the mixed-use designation offers numerous opportunities for residential use, working from home or operating a home-based practice.
The location is outstanding! Its central position in the Vijfhoek district makes it an ideal home for anyone who enjoys city living. You are never far from cosy cafés, restaurants and shops, while still being able to come home to a peaceful and atmospheric setting. The forests, dunes and the beach are also easily accessible by bicycle from this location. It offers the perfect balance between the vibrancy of the city and the charm of a village, making the Vijfhoek one of Haarlem’s most sought-after neighbourhoods. Thanks to the nearby main roads, Amsterdam, Schiphol Airport and The Hague are all within easy reach.
Good to know
* Built in 1936
* Total usable floor area: 82 m² (living area 52 m² and integral ground floor space 30 m²)
* Mixed-use designation on the ground floor: including garage, residential use and various service-related purposes
* Traditional masonry foundation (“on steel”)
* Located within a protected historic cityscape and designated as a landmark building
* Largely fitted with double glazing and uPVC window frames
* Roof and gutters recently renewed and fitted with roof insulation
* Exterior painting completed in 2026
* Intergas central heating boiler; installed in 2023
* Integral garage with space for two cars; equipped with electricity, heating and water
* Parking by residents’ permit
* Access restricted to local traffic (residents only), subject to a one-time contribution of €52
* Botermarkt market square within a 2-minute walk
* Haarlem railway station within a 4-minute bike ride
* Zandvoort beach within a 32-minute bike ride
* Completion in consultation
Ground floor
Entrance with access to the spacious integral garage and the practical storage/utility room, equipped with electricity, a water connection and washing machine connection. The garage accommodates two cars and also offers ample storage space. Thanks to its mixed-use designation, this floor is highly versatile and suitable for residential use, working from home, a professional practice or a variety of service-related activities.
First floor
The first floor comprises the living area. The bright front-facing living room features an original fireplace and an open-plan kitchen. The kitchen is fitted with a dishwasher, oven, four-burner gas hob, refrigerator and freezer. French doors provide access to the sunny west-facing roof terrace, where you can enjoy the sun from the afternoon until sunset. The landing provides access to the bathroom, which is fitted with a walk-in shower, toilet and washbasin.
Second floor
The second floor consists of a spacious bedroom extending across the full width and length of the property. At the front, two dormer windows provide pleasant natural daylight. There are also two practical built-in cupboards: one for clothing and one housing the central heating boiler while providing additional storage space. At the rear, there are beautiful views over Haarlem’s smallest historic courtyard: Hofje Guurtje de Wael.
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