Sneak Preview | NorthSea Plt. 73
Live Immediately the sea on South Beach with a unique experience. Detached and featuring a pool, sauna, parking, and a sheltered terrace with a sea view.
Featuring a spacious living room with an open kitchen that opens onto two terraces, one of which is an outdoor room with a wood-burning fireplace.
The living area has high ceilings with exposed beams and rafters, emphasizing the beach house vibe. For sleeping, there are five spacious bedrooms three Bathrooms. NorthSea Plt. 73 comes complete with a pool, wellness area, and sauna.
Come see the views and the character of the property for yourself.
Specifics
- The house is approximately 253 square meters in size
- Total gross Floor area approximately 365 m²
- The entire lot is approximately 595 m² in size
- Landscaped gardens and multi-level terraces with lounge areas and an indoor pool
- Five bedrooms
- Three Bathrooms
- Fully equipped wellness area
- Private sauna
- Private parking on the premises
- Prime location in Zandvoort/South Beach
Interested
To schedule an appointment, please contact Leonie Post, Personal Assistant to Kees Kemp, or Judith de Jong, real estate agents at Broersma Wonen.
T. +31 6 13166752
E. Leonie@broersma.nl
T. +31 6 54781174
E. Kees@broersma.nl
T. +31 6 11122951
E. Judith@broersma.nl
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