Crayenestersingel 9

This charming corner house from 1924 has been renovated and modernised to an exceptional standard, with impeccable attention to style while preserving its original character. Classic panelled doors and beautiful stained-glass windows, subtly incorporated into HR glazing, create a timeless atmosphere. The entrance hall welcomes you with an authentic granito floor that immediately sets the tone. Inside, contemporary colours and playful children’s rooms add a warm and stylish twist. High-quality parquet flooring connects all the rooms seamlessly and enhances the sense of unity throughout the home. Every detail has been carefully considered.

The ground floor offers a spacious and inviting living area. At the front of the house, you will find the bay window, a children’s play corner and a cosy sitting area with a wood-burning stove overlooking the water. At the rear lies the beating heart of the home: the luxurious open-plan kitchen with a large island and a charming coffee bar. Large glazed doors with double French doors create a beautiful connection to the raised terrace and flood the space with natural light. The sunny rear garden is surprisingly spacious, offering the perfect setting for long summer evenings dining beneath the atmospheric pergola draped with wisteria, while still leaving ample room for children to play. The upper floors provide everything a family could wish for: four generously sized bedrooms, two luxurious bathrooms and a separate laundry room.

Crayenestersingel is a leafy street with houses on one side only, situated in an exceptionally central location. All amenities essential for family life are within very easy reach. The property is located in the centre of Heemstede, just around the corner from the lively Binnenweg shopping street with its supermarkets, restaurants and delicatessens. Heemstede-Aerdenhout railway station is only a five-minute cycle ride away, providing excellent train connections to major cities such as Amsterdam, Leiden and The Hague. Main roads towards Amsterdam, Alkmaar and Schiphol are also close by. Parking on the street is permit-free.

Good to know:
* Built in 1924
* Energy label C
* Fully renovated between 2017 and 2020
* HR++(+) glazing, wall, roof and floor insulation
* 5 solar panels (2022)
* 4 well-proportioned bedrooms and 2 bathrooms
* Sunny, spacious garden with shed and rear access
* Permit-free parking
* Very central location
* Binnenweg Heemstede: 1 minute walking distance
* Haarlem city centre: 10 minutes by bicycle
* Zandvoort beach: 25 minutes by bicycle
* Completion date by mutual agreement

Ground floor
Entrance with meter cupboard and draught lobby, followed by the hallway with understairs storage, shoe cupboard and WC with washbasin. Both the entrance and hallway feature an original granito floor and tiled dado panelling. The living room is characterised by contemporary colours, decorative ceiling mouldings, panelled doors and an oak herringbone parquet floor. At the front is the sitting area with bay window, built-in cupboard and wood-burning stove; at the rear are the dining area and luxurious open-plan kitchen. The kitchen features an island with induction hob, extractor hood, Quooker tap and dishwasher, as well as a tall cabinet wall with oven, combi oven and an inviting coffee bar. Double French doors lead to the sunny south-west-facing rear garden, which offers a generous lawn, raised terrace with awning and pergola, a wooden shed and rear access.

First floor
Landing with access to two spacious bedrooms, both fitted with sun blinds and built-in wardrobes. The bathroom is equipped with a large walk-in shower, bathtub, vanity unit with double washbasins and underfloor heating. There is also a separate utility/sanitary room with WC, vanity unit and connections for a washing machine and tumble dryer.

Second floor
Landing with a centrally positioned modern bathroom fitted with a walk-in shower and vanity unit. At the front and rear are two stylish bedrooms, both featuring fitted wardrobes, a dormer window, air conditioning and sun blinds. There is also a storage room housing the central heating boiler (Remeha, 2017).