Loosbroekseweg 54

At 158 m², the price per square metre is about €3,544. That is on the high side for an apartment in this rural area, but the size is exceptional, most apartments are much smaller. The energy label G means high running costs, which may affect the overall value. Without comparable sales in the immediate neighbourhood, it is hard to say exactly, but the asking price reflects the unique character and space.

Label G is the lowest energy rating, meaning the home is not energy-efficient. You can expect high heating and electricity bills, especially in winter. The building is from 1925, so insulation and glazing are likely poor. Renovations such as new windows, roof insulation or a modern heating system could improve the label, but that requires significant investment.

The closest supermarket is Jumbo at 1.6 km, about a five-minute drive. Other options within 5 km include Lidl, Aldi and Albert Heijn. For daily shopping, a car is almost essential because the neighbourhood is very rural.

There are several primary schools within a few kilometres: Basisschool 't Maxend (1.5 km), Basisschool De Beekgraaf (2 km) and Basisschool Sint Albertus (2.8 km). For secondary education, Hooghuis Heesch is 3.7 km away. All are within a short drive.

The nearest train station is 8.2 km away, so commuting by train is not convenient without a car or bike ride to the station. Bus services are not detailed in the listing, but given the low address density, public transport is likely limited.

De Bleeken - 't Grolder is a tiny rural hamlet with only 300 residents. It is very quiet, with almost no urban bustle. Most homes are owner-occupied single-family houses, and there are many families with children. The area has very low crime (6 incidents total) and is surrounded by farmland.