Esdoornstraat 33

For a 67 m² corner house with a 156 m² plot and an E energy label in Ooltgensplaat, the price is in line with the local market. The neighbourhood has a high proportion of owner-occupied single-family homes, and the village is quiet and rural. Without comparable sales data for the immediate area, the asking price seems reasonable for what you get.

Energy label E means the home is not particularly energy-efficient. You can expect higher heating costs compared to a modern home. The house was built in 1954, so insulation and the heating system may be dated. It is worth checking the exact energy performance certificate to see specific recommendations for improvements.

The nearest train station is 29 km away, so this is not a commuter-friendly location for rail travel. You would rely on a car or bus for longer journeys. The village is well connected by road, but public transport to major cities takes time.

Two primary schools are within walking distance: Kindcentrum De Regenboog (254 m) and CBS De Hoeksteen (416 m). For secondary education, the nearest school is 17.3 km away, so children will need transport. There are also a few other primary schools within 5 km, including a Catholic and a Protestant Christian school.

Ooltgensplaat woonkern is a small, quiet village with a strong sense of community. One resident calls it "a nice neighbourhood." It is very rural (address density is low), with mostly single-family homes and a mix of ages. There is a park and a GP practice nearby, but for restaurants or a library you need to travel further.

The plot is 156 m², which is generous for a 67 m² house. However, the listing does not specify whether this is a garden, a yard, or a combination. You would need to view the property to see how the outdoor space is laid out.