Oudesluis (woonkern), Schagen
This semi-detached house on Sportlaan sits in the small village of Oudesluis, a place where life moves at a slower pace. With 96 m² of living space on a 154 m² plot, it offers a manageable home with a bit of outdoor space. The asking price of €325,000 is keen compared to the average for semi-detached houses in Schagen.
Oudesluis is a tight-knit community of about 490 residents, with many families and older couples. One resident describes it as a "Friendly neighbourhood, nice place to live," noting regular contact with neighbours and a weekly village room gathering. They mention the entrance is a bit neglected, with an abandoned café and a partly demolished house, but also a nice little square with benches where cyclists rest. There's a football and tennis club, but no school or shops in the village itself. This is based on a single review, so it's one perspective on the Oudesluis (woonkern) neighbourhood.
For daily groceries, you'll need to travel a bit: the nearest supermarkets are about 3.5 km away, including Jumbo, Vomar, SPAR, Albert Heijn and Lidl. Primary schools are also a few kilometres away, with IKC De Kroon and IKC de Bloeikas both around 3 km from the home. The village itself has a football and tennis club for local recreation. The surroundings are rural, with the municipality of Schagen offering more amenities a short drive away.
At the time of writing, this home is listed through several channels, including Goedvast Makelaars and GoedVast Makelaars.
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About Sportlaan 27, Oudesluis
The asking price of €325,000 is on the keen side compared to other semi-detached houses in Schagen. The home has 96 m² of living space and a 154 m² plot, built in 1945 with energy label C. Given the limited supply in the area, it represents good value for a buyer looking for a manageable home in a quiet village.
The energy label is C, which is an official registration from EP-Online. Label C indicates moderate energy efficiency, so you can expect reasonable but not minimal energy costs. It's a middle-of-the-road label, meaning the home is neither very efficient nor very inefficient.
Oudesluis is a small village with about 490 residents, mostly families and older couples. It's a friendly community where neighbours know each other. There's a football and tennis club, but no shops or schools in the village itself. The entrance is a bit run-down, but residents appreciate the peace and the village room gatherings.
The nearest supermarkets are about 3.5 km away, including Jumbo, Vomar, SPAR, Albert Heijn and Lidl. Primary schools are also around 3 km away, with IKC De Kroon and IKC de Bloeikas being the closest. For secondary education, you'd need to travel about 7 km. The village itself has no shops or schools, so a car is useful.
The nearest train station is 5.4 km from the home. This is a reasonable distance for occasional train travel, but you'd likely need a bike or car to reach it. The station connects to the regional rail network.
The plot is 154 m², which includes the garden. The listing doesn't specify the garden's layout or orientation, but it offers outdoor space typical for a semi-detached house of this era. You can expect a manageable garden for relaxing or gardening.
How residents experience their neighbourhood
I have contact with many neighbours and residents, once a week I go to the neighbourhood room where villagers come. Furthermore, I find the entrance to the neighbourhood unattractive; the café is abandoned, just over the bridge to the right part of a house has been demolished and has been broken open for a few years. The other part of the house is boarded up and supported by large beams, otherwise it would collapse. There is also a nice little square with some benches where many cyclists rest. There is no longer a school in the village, there are no shops. However, there is a football and tennis club.
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How residents experience their district
I have contact with many neighbours and residents, once a week I go to the neighbourhood room where villagers come. Furthermore, I find the entrance to the neighbourhood unattractive; the café is abandoned, just over the bridge to the right part of a house has been demolished and has been broken open for a few years. The other part of the house is boarded up and supported by large beams, otherwise it would collapse. There is also a nice little square with some benches where many cyclists rest. There is no longer a school in the village, there are no shops. However, there is a football and tennis club.
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How residents experience their municipality
Little cohesion and actually not suitable for houses due to noise and fine dust, in short not a healthy place to live.
Auto-translated to English by AIDe Veldwachter, nasty apartments on polluted ground. De Zuiderweg, a very busy road without any enforcement whatsoever. According to the municipality, De Zuiderweg has a lane-like appearance, without trees, so.
Auto-translated to English by AIFriendly people
Auto-translated to English by AII live nice and quiet by the cycle path, so no cars at the door.
Auto-translated to English by AII have contact with many neighbours and residents, once a week I go to the neighbourhood room where villagers come. Furthermore, I find the entrance to the neighbourhood unattractive; the café is abandoned, just over the bridge to the right part of a house has been demolished and has been broken open for a few years. The other part of the house is boarded up and supported by large beams, otherwise it would collapse. There is also a nice little square with some benches where many cyclists rest. There is no longer a school in the village, there are no shops. However, there is a football and tennis club.
Auto-translated to English by AII experience this neighbourhood as quiet, stable. There are no extra amenities, but as far as I'm concerned that's fine, it probably makes the neighbourhood as quiet as it is now. The greenery is a bit sparse here and there. The neighbourhood is reasonably clean and the green space maintenance keeps what there is in good condition. From the neighbourhood, everything is within acceptable distance, so as far as I'm concerned, no amenities are needed in the neighbourhood itself.
Auto-translated to English by AILiving next to neighbours who get under your skin is very unpleasant. This concerns noise, music that is too loud, endless barking and spreading gossip. It was once beautifully green with a cool forest. All of this has been destroyed by the municipality. Public transport is a disaster.
Auto-translated to English by AICosy, friendly neighbourhood. Lots of fun things to do and good restaurants. Also a nice gym.
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| Sale price | €429,991 | €349,536 |
|---|---|---|
| Sale per m² | €4,232 | – |
| Rent price | €1,620 p/m | €1,690 p/m |
| Rent per m² | €17 p/m | – |
Sportlaan 27, Oudesluis
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