de Vriesstraat 14

At De Vriesstraat 14, city life is within easy reach. This characterful terraced house, built in 1921, is located in Hemelrijken, part of the Woensel-Zuid district. The surrounding area offers a varied selection of shops, specialist retailers and places to eat and drink, including an Albert Heijn supermarket on Woenselse Markt. Several primary schools and childcare facilities are also nearby. The city centre and Eindhoven Central Station are accessible on foot and by bike, while Boschdijk connects you by car to the Ring road and major routes beyond.

The brick façade, first-floor bay window and stained glass give the house a distinctive appearance. Greenery climbs around the window and blue front door. Inside, the same character continues in the long hallway, where the terrazzo floor, panelled doors and wooden stair rail immediately catch the eye. Here you will find the meter cupboard, a toilet with a small washbasin, storage cupboards and the staircase leading upstairs.

You walk through the kitchen into the living area. At the front of the house, the sitting area features a large window that brings in daylight and overlooks the characterful buildings across the street. The long living room offers space for a generous sofa as well as a reading corner or a bookcase filled with your favourite books. Light walls and wood-effect flooring with underfloor heating provide a calm backdrop for your own furnishings.

A wide opening with an original frame connects the living room to the dining room at the rear. Here, the dining table has its own space, right beside the kitchen and overlooking the garden. The rooflight brings in additional daylight from above. On warm days, open the double garden doors and let everyday life spill outdoors.

The open-plan kitchen features white cupboards and drawers, a dark worktop and plenty of space for cooking and food preparation. Appliances include an integrated fridge, oven, electric hob and extractor hood. The open connection to the dining room allows you to stay involved in conversations at the table while cooking. Behind the kitchen is a practical hallway with a cupboard, an integrated freezer and access to the garden and attached storage room.

The rear garden features artificial grass, planted borders and a terrace. Climbing plants grow over the pergola, creating a green canopy above the seating area, while a shade sail offers shelter on the sunniest days. This is a lovely spot for outdoor dining, reading a book or unwinding after work. The covered area provides another sheltered place to sit. The storage room offers space for bicycles, tools and hobby equipment, and the photographs show how well it can also serve as a workshop.

On the first floor, the landing provides access to three rooms and the bathroom. The rear bedroom connects directly to the room at the front, creating a pair of adjoining rooms. The front room is currently used as a dressing room, with the bay window providing a bright spot for a quiet moment to yourself. Both rooms also have their own entrance from the landing. The third room is used as a study, offering a pleasant, separate space for working from home.

The bathroom combines soft tones with beautiful green tiles, perfectly complementing the style of the house. It features a bathtub, a separate shower, two vanity units, a toilet and a heated towel rail. Natural light from the window creates a pleasant setting for both your morning routine and a relaxing bath at the end of the day.

A fixed staircase leads to the second floor, where there are two further bedrooms, each with a dormer window. The sloping ceilings give the rooms character, while cupboards and storage space help keep belongings neatly out of sight. The landing has space for a washing machine and tumble dryer and is fitted with an air conditioning unit. Above this floor, there is also a spacious storage loft.

Attention has also been paid to energy efficiency. The house has an energy rating of A and is equipped with solar panels, combining the charm of a home built in 1921 with features that help reduce energy consumption.

Highlights:

- Characterful terraced house built in 1921 in Hemelrijken, Woensel-Zuid.
- Shops, restaurants, a primary school and childcare facilities in the surrounding area.
- City centre and Eindhoven Central Station accessible on foot and by bike.
- Charming details, including stained glass, panelled doors and a terrazzo hallway floor.
- Underfloor heating in the living room and excellent insulation throughout: exceptional for a house of this age.
- Living room with a separate dining room, rooflight and double garden doors.
- Five bedrooms, including one connected to an adjoining room.
- Bathroom with a bathtub, separate shower, two washbasins and a toilet.
- Rear garden with a leafy pergola, terrace and covered seating area.
- Attached storage room with space for bicycles, storage and hobbies.
- Two dormer windows, a laundry area and a spacious storage loft.
- Energy rating A, solar panels and air conditioning on the second floor.

From the blue front door to the leafy seating area at the back of the garden, come and discover your favourite place to settle in. Book your viewing!