Villa for sale at Heiloo with reference 19210564450 Van Foreestlaan 1, 1851 AK Heiloo

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A National Monument Full of Charm and Character Built in 1928, Huize Drechterland was the very first wooden villa to be realized in Blockhovepark and is still regarded as one of the most beautiful villas in Heiloo. This exceptional property, entirely constructed of wood and originally produced by the Schönenthaler-Silva carpentry factory in Vienna, radiates charm, craftsmanship, and historical grandeur. This listed national monument offers approximately 404 m² of living space, set on a generous 1,932 m² plot, and includes a self-contained guest house of approximately 40 m², providing valuable additional living accommodation. In 2019, the villa underwent an extensive restoration, during which its original character was preserved with the utmost care. The result is a residence that seamlessly combines rich history with modern comfort and contemporary living quality, exuding a unique atmosphere of elegance and warmth. Huize Drechterland is more than a home; it is a piece of history, an icon of craftsmanship, and a place where character and ambiance come together to create an unforgettable living experience. Entering Huize Drechterland Through the characteristic red front door, you enter the vestibule and cloakroom, after which glass doors lead to the spacious entrance hall. Here, the monumental fireplace immediately draws attention—an impressive testament to the villa’s craftsmanship and historical allure. The staircase, with its elegant curved landing, enhances the sense of space and grandeur. From the hall, you access the kitchen: a stylish and light-filled space equipped with high-end appliances and a granite floor with underfloor heating. In the cozy, traditional Stube-style corner bench, you can enjoy convivial dining while being embraced by the warm atmosphere of the house. From the kitchen, the cellar is accessible and is ideally suited for use as a wine cellar. Every detail of this villa breathes style, character, and timeless charm, making Huize Drechterland truly exceptional. Living Spaces Filled with Atmosphere and Light Adjacent to the kitchen is a bright room that can be used as a home office or relaxation area, currently serving as a television room. The ground floor further features two spacious rooms, which can be separated by the original en-suite doors. These doors form a beautiful transitional element: the rooms can function independently, yet are subtly and elegantly connected. One room is currently used as a dining room, the other as a living room. Both spaces are equipped with an atmospheric gas fireplace, enhancing the warm and inviting ambiance. Thanks to the many windows, natural daylight floods the interior, creating a bright and pleasant atmosphere throughout. At the same time, there is always a view of or direct access to the surrounding garden, allowing indoor and outdoor living to blend seamlessly. The living room also features French doors opening onto the terrace, an ideal spot to enjoy at any time of day. First Floor: Comfort and Elegance Via the elegant staircase, you reach the first floor, where the curved landing offers beautiful views of the entrance hall below and showcases the distinctive Austrian wood carvings. This floor accommodates three spacious bedrooms, each with French doors opening onto the balcony and views over the carefully landscaped, enclosed garden. In addition, the floor features a generous walk-in closet and two luxurious bathrooms with underfloor heating. The main bathroom is equipped with a steam shower, bathtub, and double washbasin, while the second bathroom offers a steam shower and a Finnish sauna. The combination of authentic details, high-quality finishes, and abundant natural light creates a serene, elegant, and refined living experience. Second Floor: Ideal for Guests The second floor comprises a practical laundry room, an open loft area for additional storage, a spacious and bright attic bedroom, and a toilet with an authentic washbasin. This light and comfortable space is perfectly suited for guests. Garden and Outdoor Living Full of Charm The expansive, sheltered garden is one of Huize Drechterland’s greatest assets. With several intimate seating areas and terraces, you can enjoy the sun at any time of day. The elevated, covered terrace is ideal for outdoor dining while enjoying views over the garden. The characteristic overhanging roof, charming shutters, and numerous small windows evoke a sense of holiday living at home, infused with Austrian flair. The elongated wooden balcony, adorned with exquisite wood carvings, adds further allure and emphasizes the villa’s unique character. Also located in the garden is a beautifully designed guest house of approximately 40 m², complete with a cozy gas fireplace, bedroom, bathroom, and fully equipped kitchen. The glass sliding doors can be fully opened in summer, while in winter they remain closed without obstructing the garden view. The harmonious blend of historical details, atmospheric architecture, and thoughtfully designed outdoor spaces makes this villa a truly unique residence where indoor and outdoor living merge seamlessly, a home full of character, ambiance, and timeless charm. Authentic Living with Distinction The carport, equipped with a charging station, accommodates multiple cars and immediately underscores the practical and well-maintained nature of this exceptional villa. There is also a separate 9 m² storage room. Huize Drechterland is more than a house; it is a place for stories and memories, a tribute to its rich history and the people who have lived there, a home where every day feels special. Prime Location Between Village, Forest, and City What makes the location particularly appealing is its combination of tranquility and accessibility. Within minutes, you can cycle to the charming old village of Heiloo or take a walk through the Heilooërbos forest. Major roads leading to the A9 motorway are nearby, providing easy access to Amsterdam. The vibrant city center of Alkmaar is also close by, offering a wide range of schools, sports clubs, and shops. With its authentic details, meticulous maintenance, and distinctive character, this villa radiates timeless elegance, making everyday living here a truly exceptional experience. Key Features - National listed wooden villa dating from 1928 - First wooden villa in Blockhovepark - Built in Vienna (Schönenthaler-Silva), rich in Austrian wood carvings - Living area approx. 405 m², plot size 1,932 m² - Thoroughly restored in 2019 with preservation of original character - Energy label C - 17 solar panels - Stylish kitchen with underfloor heating, granite floor, and Stube-style corner bench - Cellar suitable as a wine cellar - Original en-suite doors and atmospheric gas fireplaces - Abundant natural light, French doors, and strong connection to the garden - 3 bedrooms on the first floor, balcony, and walk-in closet - 2 luxury bathrooms with underfloor heating, steam showers, and Finnish sauna - Second floor with guest bedroom and toilet with authentic washbasin - Spacious, sheltered garden with multiple terraces - Elevated, covered terrace - Characteristic roof, shutters, small windows, and wooden balcony with carvings - Guest house approx. 40 m² with gas fireplace, kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom - Carport for multiple cars with charging station - Separate storage room of 9 m² - Excellent maintenance and high level of care - Quiet location near Heiloo village, Heilooërbos forest, A9 motorway, and Alkmaar