Characteristic house of approximately 138 m², located on a spacious plot of 360 m² on the waterfront of Het Dee. It has a living room, open kitchen, three bedrooms, a bathroom, and an Rear garden with back entrance.
Guided tour
This house has a side entrance that leads to a hall with a staircase and guest toilet. On the garden side, there is a cozy living room with a kitchen and living area. The wooden kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher and a characteristic Aga stove. The cozy living room offers space for a spacious sitting area and has a fireplace; the garden is accessible through French doors.
In the middle section of the house is a TV or games room with built-in cupboards, originally box beds. At the front is a third room, ideal as an office or studio, with its own access from the street.
The sleeping area has three spacious bedrooms plenty of natural light from skylights. The master bedroom has built-in closets. The bathroom has a walk-in shower, toilet, and sink.
The house sits on a 360-square-meter lot, featuring a sunny andRear garden approximately 250 square meters, bordering the waters of the Dee, which is ideal for boating, swimming, and ice skating in the winter.
What the residents will miss
"This house is special because of its authentic, historic character and its ideal location in Broek. Our mother and her partner have thoroughly enjoyed living here, in a very pleasant, friendly, and welcoming neighborhood."
Neighborhood Guide
Located in a prime location in the most beautiful part of Broek in Waterland. The house offers plenty of privacy and an unobstructed, open location on the water, right in the historic center of Broek. A beautiful, central yet quiet location.
Broek in Waterland has excellent and direct connections to Amsterdam. The center of Amsterdam can be reached in just 10 minutes without traffic jams. In addition, there is a well-organized bus connection to both Amsterdam Central Station and Amsterdam North. The new metro stop in Amsterdam North is only 8 minutes away, providing quick access to the city.
Parking is free in Broek in Waterland.
Details
• Living area approx. 138 m²
• Lot Floor area m²
• Garden of approximately 250 m²
• Located on freehold land
• Three bedrooms
• Building inspection report Available
• An age clause will be included in the deed of sale
• National Historic Landmark
The Wooden House
Live in one of the most beautiful spots in Broek in Waterland, on the beloved Roomeinde. The house at Number is a national monument dating from 1880, situated on a spacious and green plot of 360 m², bordering the water of De Dee. This water is openly connected to various sailing routes.
Inside, the house exudes atmosphere and character. The original beams, wooden floors, and authentic doors give the interior an intimate and warm ambiance. Thanks to its unobstructed location, you can enjoy complete privacy and surrounding greenery.
Living in the shadow of Amsterdam, in one of the most beautiful locations in greater Amsterdam.
Daniël de Bont | Makelaar Broersma Wonen
Broek in Waterland was once part of the Waterland manor, which was fully incorporated into the county of Holland in 1409 after the Persijn family died out. In the 15th and 16th centuries, the village flourished as a trading center thanks to grain imports from the Baltic Sea region, herring fishing, and whaling. During the Eighty Years' War, Broek was attacked by the Spanish in 1573; the inhabitants were mistreated, and the village was looted and set on fire. After the Battle of the Zuiderzee in the same year, trade recovered and the village was rebuilt. Around 1628, the nearby lakes, including the Belmermeer and Broekermeer, were drained.
In the 17th century, Broek grew into a village for wealthy Amsterdammers living off their investments. Merchants and shipowners also settled in the characteristic wooden houses, often painted in the iconic "Broekergrijs" (Broek gray) and embellished with a door transom. The houses have ceremonial front doors, which at the time were only opened for weddings and funerals.
In the 18th century, Broek was renowned for its beauty. Emperor Joseph II visited the village incognito in 1781, but was not allowed in because the farmer's wife did not have time. Five years later, the village was equipped with lampposts for extra safety; two of the original lampposts are still standing, both protected as national monuments. Napoleon also visited the village in 1811 and admired the pagoda-like arbor. After the French period, prosperity declined, and dairy farming became the main source of income. In 1971, Broek in Waterland was designated a protected village.
Roomeinde 12 is a beautiful wooden house with a gable roof, painted in the characteristic Broeker gray color.
Side entrance with access to the hall, where the staircase and a guest toilet are located. On the garden side is a cozy living room with a kitchen and living area. The wooden kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher and a charming Aga stove.
The living room offers space for a spacious sitting area and exudes warmth thanks to the fireplace. The garden is easily accessible through French doors.
In the middle of the house is a TV or games room with built-in cupboards, originally box beds. At the front is a third room, which is ideal as a home office or studio. Thanks to the second front door, this space is also Immediately accessible Immediately the street.
There are three spacious bedrooms on the upper floor. The numerous skylights provide the bedrooms with bedrooms natural light. The largest room has built-in wardrobes for extra storage space. The bathroom has a walk-in shower, toilet, and sink.
The house is situated on a spacious plot of 360 m², with a Rear garden approximately 250 m² offering plenty of privacy and sunshine. At the rear, the garden borders the water of De Dee, from where you can explore the area by boat.
De Dee and the nearby Havenrak are great places for swimming, and in winter it is a wonderful place for ice skating.
Located in a prime location in the most beautiful part of Broek in Waterland. The house offers plenty of privacy and an unobstructed, open location on the water, right in the historic center of Broek. A beautiful, central yet quiet location.
Accessibility
Broek in Waterland has excellent, direct connections to Amsterdam. The center of Amsterdam can be reached in just 10 minutes without traffic jams. There is also a well-organized bus service to both Amsterdam Central Station and Amsterdam North. The new metro stop in Amsterdam North is only 8 minutes away, providing quick access to the city.
Parking
Free parking is available in Broek in Waterland.
This house is special thanks to its authentic, monumental character and ideal location in Broek. Our mother and her partner enjoyed living here, in a very pleasant, friendly, and cozy environment.
For them, the heart of the house was the spacious, bright kitchen-diner, which is fully equipped and where they loved to spend time together.
In our opinion and that of our mother, this is without doubt the most beautiful neighborhood in Broek in Waterland, and perhaps even one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the Netherlands. It feels like an open-air museum, but without any crowds.
Our mother will greatly miss the beautiful surroundings and the warm-hearted, friendly people.
1151 BA Broek in Waterland
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