Fort den Haakweg 16

At 278 m² on an 800 m² plot, the price works out at around €4,136 per m². That is on the high side compared to other vrijstaande woningen in Veere, but the size and location in a coastal village like Vrouwenpolder, with the beach and nature nearby, explain the premium. Without comparable sales data for the neighbourhood, it is hard to say exactly how it stacks up, but the generous proportions and setting are clear assets.

Vrouwenpolder is a quiet village with about 720 residents, many of them older (a third are 65+). It is not very urban, the address density is low, so you will rely on a car for most trips. One resident describes it as "wonderful living, beautiful nature, the beach and sea nearby." The village has basic amenities like a supermarket and primary school, but for secondary schools, hospitals or a train station you need to travel further afield.

The beach is not explicitly mentioned in the listing, but Vrouwenpolder is a coastal village on the Veerse Meer and the North Sea coast. The resident review notes "the beach and sea nearby," so you can expect a short drive or bike ride to the dunes. The exact distance is not stated, but the village is known for its proximity to the beach.

The nearest train station is 10.6 km away, so you would need a car or bus to reach it. Bus connections are not detailed in the listing, but Vrouwenpolder is a small village, so public transport is likely limited. For most journeys, a car is the practical option.

The agent has not provided an energy label in the listing. This is not unusual for older homes (built in 1954), but it means you cannot assess the energy efficiency from the listing alone.

Yes, the PLUS supermarket is just 100 metres away, on your doorstep. A restaurant and a park are also within a five-minute walk (300 m). For other shops or a wider selection, you would need to drive to nearby towns like Middelburg or Goes.