Kostverlorenstraat 83

In 2024 the property was almost completely renovated and its charming original features were restored. The wooden beams have been made visible again – adding extra character and a sense of space thanks to the high ceilings – and beautiful oak floors have been laid, creating a warm atmosphere. The layout is playful and surprising. The bay window houses the dining area: a bright spot with views over the green street. At the heart of the spacious living room, a cosy sitting area has been created around the woodburner. At the rear you’ll find a snug corner, perfect as a work or play space. Here too is the entrance to the cellar, which has full standing height and is ideal for additional storage. The house has been extended at the back with a conservatory, which now serves as a generous kitchen-diner. This space is beautifully light, with composite worktops on both sides and fitted with modern appliances. French doors connect the kitchen directly to the charming back garden. The garden evokes a relaxed beach vibe, right at home. Enjoy a morning coffee in the sun beneath the recently built veranda with sturdy reclaimed wood panels, or lounge late into the evening on the outdoor sofa: it’s all possible here, all day long. There is also a spacious shed with plenty of storage and both front and rear access.

Parking is easy: there is usually space available in the parking courtyards behind the property. In addition, with a permit from the local council, it is possible to create your own parking space on the driveway.

On the first floor, the main bedroom is at the front: spacious and light, with a charming high beamed ceiling. This room was originally two separate bedrooms and can easily be divided again if desired. At the rear lies the second bedroom, next to the bathroom. The landing also includes a practical utility area and the central heating installation.

The central location in the sought-after Kostverlorenbuurt is very appealing: spacious, peaceful and child-friendly, with several schools, childcare, and football, tennis and hockey clubs nearby. The beach is a four-minute cycle ride away and Zandvoort station just three minutes by bike, putting the heart of Amsterdam within 30 minutes’ reach. Zandvoort’s lively town centre and the race circuit are also just a few minutes by bike. The A9 motorway towards Alkmaar, Amsterdam and Schiphol is quickly and easily accessible by car.

Good to know:
* Energy label D
* Renovated in 2024
* Sunny garden with veranda, shed, canopy and rear access
* Cellar with full standing height
* Potential to extend upwards
* Central location
* Zandvoort aan Zee station: 3 minutes by bike
* Bus to Haarlem centre/Schiphol: 2 minutes on foot
* Completion by mutual agreement
* Seller’s choice of notary

Ground floor
Driveway (with council permission, may be used for parking) and side gate to the back garden. Entrance hall, meter cupboard, WC with washbasin. Living room with spacious bay window and woodburner (making extra heating hardly necessary). Open-plan kitchen with composite worktop, induction hob, dishwasher, combi-oven and American fridge-freezer. French doors to the northeast-facing back garden, featuring a veranda (7x3m), wooden shed (4x3m), covered storage for bikes and bins, and rear access.

First floor
Landing with central heating installation in a built-in cupboard and practical utility space. The main bedroom is at the front, with French doors opening onto the balcony. At the rear is another good-sized bedroom. The bathroom is fitted with underfloor heating, a bath, WC and washbasin unit.