Van der Wijckplein 3

At 57 m², that works out to about €7,456 per m². In a small coastal village like Bergen aan Zee, that's a typical price for a compact apartment near the beach. The energy label C means moderate running costs, and the 1958 construction is solid. Overall, it's in line with what you'd expect for a seaside home.

Bergen aan Zee is a very quiet village with only 335 residents. Most households are singles or couples without children, and the average age is high. The area has a low address density, so it feels spacious and peaceful. It's a place for relaxation, not for nightlife.

The beach is just a few minutes' walk away, the dunes and sea are practically on your doorstep. The exact distance isn't listed, but the village is built around the coast, so you can be on the sand within a couple of hundred metres.

For daily groceries, you'll need to drive about 5 km to Bergen or Schoorl, where you'll find Jumbo, Albert Heijn, and Dekamarkt. There's a restaurant just 400 m away, and a park or public garden at the same distance. For a doctor or pharmacy, the nearest are about 6 km away.

The nearest train station is 10.5 km away, so you'd rely on a car or bus. Bus services are available but not detailed here. For most errands, a car is essential.

The energy label is C, which is average for a home of this age. You can expect moderate heating costs, but it's not as efficient as a modern A-label home. The 1958 construction means it may need some updates over time.

Basisschool Honesch is just 117 m away, a primary school with 72 pupils. For secondary education, the nearest is Berger SGM at 4.4 km. Other primary schools are within 5 km, but most are a drive away.

The total number of recorded crimes in the neighbourhood is 42, which is low for a village of this size. It's a quiet, safe area typical of a small coastal community.