€899,000
Building number 10, semi-detached house
Usable surface area approx. 145 m2, plot size approx. 337 m2 of private land
Parking on shared property, south-facing backyard
Project Mooy Westzaan looks like a classic farmyard. The crosswalk consists of private and shared land and is thus reserved for the residents. Here they park their cars and the children play outside. A small neighborhood where everyone has enough privacy in their own backyard, and connects with the other residents. Living and growing up with connection and freedom.
At the rear of the cross path lies a traditional semi-detached house designed with a twist. These semi-detached homes feature a garden all around. The shared parking lot is located right next to them. What makes these homes extra special is their appearance. A moss-sedum roof allows the homes to visually blend into the vastness of the rural polder landscape. Combined with the insulating properties of this natural material, these homes offer extra comfort. But that is not all, these homes are given life-course-proof characteristics through their layout. In addition to the two bedrooms and bathroom on the upper floor, the ground floor is equipped with a second bathroom and a third bedroom! Due to their setting, location, features, and layout, we can safely describe these semi-detached homes as the 'never leave again' type...
The houses are energy efficient through the use of modern installations such as heat pumps, heat recovery systems (WTW) and the use of solar panels. The floors of the ground and second floor are the heat source, of course controllable for the different rooms.
Layout house number 10
Ground floor: entrance. Hall with meter cupboard. Indoor storage room with heat pump connection and washing machine and dryer connections. Tiled toilet room with wall-mounted toilet and washbasin. Extra bedroom with en-suite bathroom, equipped with walk-in shower, washbasin, and private toilet. Double doors to open living space with space for the shell-delivery kitchen and large windows. Sliding doors to secluded backyard.
Upper floor: landing. Tiled bathroom with walk-in shower, washbasin, and second toilet (wall-mounted). 2 bedrooms, of which 1 with skylights on both sides plus 2 gable windows. Utility room cum storage.
Outdoor space: front and side garden. South-facing backyard, bordering a water feature. Parking on shared property.
A distinctive feature of this home is the use of natural materials. Robust, purpose-built hardwood, brick, zinc for the rainwater drainage and gutters and roof tiles for the robust appearance. With this, Mooy Westzaan further embellishes the village appearance of sustainability and history. Because sustainability not only comes with energy efficiency, it also means that these homes are at the beginning of a long residential history.
Westzaan is a village within the municipality of Zaanstad. The village consists of a bulbous core with short and long ribbon development towards the south (Zaandam, Amsterdam), the west (Beverwijk, Haarlem and Schiphol) and the north (Wormerveer, the Alkmaardermeer and the further outlying area).
Motorists find multiple ways to get to their destinations quickly because from Westzaan the complete national highway network and even more extensive provincial road network are accessed. A driving radius of fifteen minutes takes you to all the surrounding cities.
The bulbous center of Westzaan has all the daily amenities. Elementary school, child care, family doctor's office, supermarket and fresh food stores, restaurant and other family facilities are all available. Of course, sports play an important role in the lives of youth and adult Westzaners. In this regard, the southern part of Westzaan has its own elementary school, daycare and modern supermarket. Those looking for a wider range of stores, culture and culinary delights will find them in the other centers of the municipality. The bicycle is a popular means of transportation in this area, especially since the rides, wherever they may lead, always take you past beautiful scenery.
Located on the west side of Zaandam, Westzaan is a typical ribbon village. It is a place where you look out over meadows, ditches, bridges, reed beds and meadow birds - with a horizon that reaches as far as Zaandam. This expansive view is permanent because the hinterland is designated as a Natura 2000 area and remains undeveloped. Although new construction is taking place in Westzaan, the most valuable nature will remain undisturbed. Peace, space and freedom are therefore not a promise here, but daily reality.
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