Waterleuzen 3

Description

FOR SALE IN RUINEN:
This thatched-roof RESIDENTIAL FARM is connected on three sides to the national nature reserve "Het Dwingelderveld", owned by Natuurmonumenten.
Taste the freedom of country life in this very well restored and maintained farmhouse. The beauty of the attractive farmhouse goes hand in hand with comfort and high-quality finishing. The house is full of characteristic elements such as old trusses and characterful stone facades. The thatched roof fits the whole like a warm blanket.

LAYOUT:
Entrance with spacious hall, stairs and toilet, L-shaped living room with adjoining dining room and patio doors to the sunny garden. Modern open kitchen with built-in appliances.
Hall with access to 2 bedrooms and a bathroom with bath, shower and double sink and toilet.

Top floor with landing/workplace, plenty of indoor cupboard space, 2 bedrooms with their own sink and a hobby room.

GARDEN:
On the private plot, directly adjacent to the farm, there are buildings: a barn with hobby and handyman space, and a carport for 2 cars.
Spacious shed for storage or space-requiring hobbies.

PARTICULARITIES
- Authentic beauty and coziness;
- Country life in a sheltered environment;
- Very spacious and free living experience;
- Can be viewed virtually! This house has its own unique website including a virtual tour: www.waterleuzen3.nl

ENVIRONMENT:
This is the ideal location to relax and enjoy rural living in a typical Dutch location in the northern province of Drenthe, where it is still really dark at night and really quiet. For facilities you can go to the village of Ruinen, approximately 2 km from the "Brink". Here you will find a plenty of shops, a primary school, associations, etc.
Meppel and Hoogeveen are approximately 10/15 kilometers away.

Explanation of measurement of usable surface
Our measuring instruction is based on BBMI. The measuring instruction is intended to apply a more unambiguous method of measuring to provide an indication of the usable surface. The measurement instruction does not completely exclude differences in measurement results, for example due to differences in interpretation, rounding off or limitations in carrying out the measurement.