4-slaapkamerwoning, Wuustwezel

Move-in-ready, energy-efficient 4-bedroom home with a large indoor garage and covered pool, in a quiet location Through the entry hall with a coat closet, we reach the air-conditioned living room (approx. 30 m²). Adjacent to this is the fully equipped kitchen (approx. 12 m², featuring an oven, microwave, gas stove, range hood, dishwasher, and fridge-freezer). From the kitchen, we enter the convenient home office (approx. 12 m²) with built-in cabinets. The small basement with a water softener is an added bonus. The large windows in the light-filled addition (approx. 23 m²) open onto the beautifully landscaped garden and several terraces. Also located on the ground floor is the bathroom, equipped with a bathtub, shower, and double sink vanity. The guest restroom and the large indoor garage (approx. 54 m²) complete the ground floor. On the first floor, the night hall (also with air conditioning) provides access to three bedrooms (approx. 18, 13, and 7 m²). Here you’ll also find the utility room (10 kWh home battery, hot water heater) and a separate toilet. The fourth bedroom (approx. 12 m²) is accessible via the utility room. A hatch with a loft ladder provides access to the practical storage attic (approx. 20 m²). The well-lit garden is very inviting, with a large terrace right next to the house. Furthermore, the well-maintained landscaped garden features several terraces, a stone shed (approx. 18 m²), a wooden garden shed/outdoor bar, a covered swimming pool (approx. 4 m x 9 m), and three ponds. All of this lends the property a great deal of charm and character. The garden is idyllic—an oasis of peace and greenery! Highlights: - Beautifully situated in a quiet neighborhood - Energy-efficient home with a favorable EPC rating - 36 solar panels!! - Air conditioning in the living area and upstairs - Water softener - Some automatic roller shutters - Spacious driveway for multiple cars - Large garage with automatic door - Attic accessible via a hatch in the night hall - Security camera system