Rozemarijn 9

The asking price is 27% above the neighbourhood average of €390,500, but the floor area is 60% larger than the typical home in Hartkamp (198 m² vs 124 m²). So you are paying a premium for extra space. The median price in the neighbourhood is €353,500, and the most expensive home listed is €689,000. Given the size, the price is in line with what similar large end-of-terrace houses fetch.

The home has energy label C. That is the most common label in Hartkamp, where 71.4% of homes have label C. A C label means the home is reasonably efficient but not top-tier. You can expect moderate energy bills, though upgrading to a better label could save money in the long run.

The plot is 283 m², which is generous for an end-of-terrace house. You would need to view the property to see the exact layout and size of the outdoor area.

Hartkamp is a quiet, family-friendly neighbourhood with mostly single-family homes (94%). The population is diverse in age, with many families and older residents. It is a safe area with low crime (23 incidents total). The urbanity level is moderate (address density 1,034 per km²), so it feels suburban rather than city-like.

The train station is 2.2 km from the home, which is about a 25-minute walk or a short bike ride. This makes commuting to nearby cities like Zwolle or Deventer convenient.

Yes, there are several primary schools within walking distance: Brede School Kwintijn (618 m), Kindcentrum de Bolster (721 m), and RK Basisschool de Korenbloem (776 m). For secondary education, Taalschool Salland (430 m) and SO de Zonnehof (488 m) are close by.

You have several supermarkets within a 10-15 minute walk: Jumbo at 1.2 km, Albert Heijn at 1.4 km, Aldi at 1.4 km, and Dirk at 1.5 km. There is also a second Jumbo at 2.4 km. So daily shopping is well covered.

In the past period, sold homes in Hartkamp took an average of 55 days to sell. That is a reasonable timeframe, indicating a balanced market. The current listing has 8 homes for sale, so there is some choice for buyers.