House for Sale in Diepenheim with 1,610 m² Wooded Plot
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Vijverweg 6, 7478 PT Diepenheim, Netherlands, Diepenheim (The Netherlands)
3 Bedrooms · 1 Bathrooms · 83m² Floor area
€375,000
House
No parking
3 Bedrooms
1 Bathrooms
83m²
Garden
No pool
Not furnished
Description
This house for sale in Diepenheim, Overijssel, sits on a 1,610 m² wooded plot at the edge of a quiet recreational park. Built in 1967 as a detached semi-bungalow, it has three bedrooms, 83 m² of living space and a garden so private that the main sound is birdsong. The house is not permitted for permanent residence, so it suits weekends, seasonal stays and long holidays. If you want a holiday home in Overijssel with real space around it, this is worth a close look.
The House and Its 1,610 m² Garden
The plot is the main attraction. The house stands at the edge of the small residential park 'Kagelinksbos', between Diepenheim and Hengevelde, with mature trees on one side and open fields on the other. The garden is laid out for low maintenance, which matters when you only visit part of the year. You get the woodland feel without a weekly battle with the lawn.
The terrace looks over the trees and the countryside beyond. It is the kind of spot where you drink your morning coffee with no traffic in earshot. The land is held in full ownership. There is also a detached garage or shed of about 13 m² with a pitched roof, plus an attached carport for the car, bikes and garden tools.
Inside: Living Room, Kitchen and Three Bedrooms
A covered entrance leads into a roomy hallway with a staircase and a storage closet. The living room comes next, with a wood-burning stove and a run of large windows facing the garden. In winter you can sit by the stove and watch the bare trees. In summer the windows frame the green.
The half-open kitchen was renovated in 2010. It has a gas hob, extractor hood, fridge and combination microwave. The dishwasher is new, fitted in 2024. Since the kitchen opens onto the living area, whoever is cooking stays part of the conversation.
One bedroom is on the ground floor, next to the bathroom. The bathroom was updated around 2015 and has a walk-in shower, toilet and washbasin. The hallway and bathroom both have underfloor heating. Upstairs there is a laundry area under a dormer window, with a second toilet and connections for a washing machine and dryer. Two more bedrooms are on this floor, each with its own washbasin, which helps when friends or grandchildren come to stay.
Insulation, Heating and Condition
The house is in good condition. The roof was insulated with Rockwool in 2022, the floor insulation dates from 2010, and the windows are double-glazed throughout. A Remeha Avanta combi boiler from 2018 supplies heating and hot water. For a house from 1967, this is a sensible list of updates, and it means you can concentrate on enjoying the place rather than fixing it.
Living in Diepenheim and the Twente Countryside
Diepenheim is a small historic village in the Twente region with castles and a lively cultural calendar for its size. Hengevelde is close for everyday errands. For larger supermarkets, restaurants and shops, Goor and Haaksbergen are both within easy reach, and Enschede is roughly 40 minutes away by car.
The surroundings are made for slow days. Walking and cycling routes start close to the house and run through woods and fields, so you can leave the car parked for most of a weekend. Amsterdam Schiphol is under two hours by road, and Münster Osnabrück airport across the German border is around an hour and a quarter away.
Buying a Second Home in the Netherlands
This is a recreational property, and the restriction on permanent residence is the first thing to understand. Check the exact rules with your adviser before you commit. Because of the age of the house, the purchase agreement will include an age clause and an asbestos clause, and the buyer is asked to provide a 10% bank guarantee or deposit. Dutch real estate is normally sold through a notary, and a local adviser can walk you through the process. All measurements are indicative.
Key Features
- Detached semi-bungalow built in 1967
- 83 m² living area over two floors
- 1,610 m² plot in full ownership
- 3 bedrooms: one on the ground floor, two upstairs with their own washbasins
- 1 bathroom with walk-in shower, plus a second toilet upstairs
- Living room with wood-burning stove and large garden-facing windows
- Kitchen renovated in 2010, dishwasher installed in 2024
- Underfloor heating in the hallway and bathroom
- Roof insulation from 2022, floor insulation from 2010, double glazing throughout
- Remeha Avanta combi boiler installed in 2018
- Detached garage or shed of about 13 m² and attached carport
- Low-maintenance, tree-filled garden with terrace
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I live in this house all year round?
No. The property is not permitted for permanent residence, so it is intended as a holiday or recreational home. Confirm the details with your adviser before buying.
Which airports are closest to Diepenheim?
Amsterdam Schiphol is under two hours by car. Münster Osnabrück in Germany is about an hour and a quarter away, depending on traffic.
What has been updated in the house?
The kitchen was renovated in 2010 and the bathroom around 2015. The boiler dates from 2018, the roof insulation from 2022 and the dishwasher from 2024.
Want to see this house for sale in Diepenheim for yourself? Contact us through Homestra to arrange a viewing or to ask about the buying process.
Details
- Amount of bedrooms
- 3
- Size
- 83m²
- Price per m²
- €4,518
- Garden size
- 1610m²
- Has Garden
- Yes
- Has Parking
- No
- Has Basement
- No
- Condition
- good
- Amount of Bathrooms
- 1
- Has swimming pool
- No
- Property type
- House
- Energy label
Unknown
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