Prinses Julianapark 12, Sneek

Characteristic monument with double entrance and numerous possibilities!

On the beautiful and wide Julianapark, within walking distance of the center of Sneek, stands this beautifully renovated National Monument from 1901. The property is part of a monumental complex of sixteen houses, designed in Art Nouveau style by architect L.W.A. de Blinde. The symmetrical facades with alternating brickwork give the whole a unique, urban character that is rare in Sneek and Friesland.

The complex was thoroughly restored in 2007 under the supervision of Architectenburo Syb Eldering. Prinses Julianapark 12 has since been carefully occupied and over the years adapted to modern living requirements, without compromising the authentic details such as en suite doors, ornamental ceilings and high rooms.

Flexible in use
The house has a double entrance and thanks to its generous content, various layouts are possible: full living, living combined with work (such as office, practice or workshop), or even double occupancy.

Classification

First floor:
Entrance/hallway with wide staircase, hallway with stairs cupboard, modern wall closet, access to basement and laundry room. Spacious bedroom (about 40 m²) with original details and French doors to the courtyard garden with bicycle storage and back entrance. Compact stylish bathroom. At the rear is a workshop/storage room (approx. 22 m²) with kitchen facilities.

Second floor:
Landing with toilet, balcony room, cozy living room with large windows and French doors to a veranda and spacious roof terrace facing south. Modern, recently renovated open kitchen with built-in appliances. The living room also has a richly decorated ornamental ceiling.

Second floor:
Fixed stairs to a spacious landing, three bedrooms with built-in closets and plastered ceilings, second bathroom with walk-in shower and third toilet. There is also access to the flat roof.

Outdoor area
The sunny roof terrace on the second floor offers plenty of privacy and stunning views. There is also a back entrance via an alley with space for bikes.

Features:
- Year built: 1901
- Capacity: 781 m³
- Living space: 210 m²
- Other indoor space: 10 m²
- Building-related outdoor space: 39 m²
- National monument
- Double glazing
- Central heating system with HR boiler
- Modern electrical installation
- 9 solar panels (approx. 1,900 kWh per year)
- High ceilings and authentic elements
- Two bathrooms
- Well maintained and ready to move in
- New energy label C

Top location
Located at the beautiful Julianapark, just steps away from the center and opposite the station. A unique residential opportunity in a special place in Sneek!

Measuring instruction
The house is measured by an expert in accordance with the Measuring Instruction. The measurement instruction has been used industry-wide since 2010. The measurement instruction is intended to apply a more uniform way of measuring to give an indication of the usable area. The measurement method is carried out very carefully, however (due to differences in interpretation, rounding off or limitations etc), differences in measurement results can never be completely excluded. The seller gives the buyer the opportunity to measure and check the measurements in the house himself during the period until the expiration of the cooling-off period. Thereafter, no appeal can be made to seller or selling broker if the actual area differs from the sales information.

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