Spacious 1935 Detached House in Jubbega with Garage, Land & Potential for Expansion

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Schoterlandseweg 193, 8411 ZE Jubbega, Jubbega (The Netherlands)

2 Bedrooms · 1 Bathrooms · 111Floor area

€289,000

Country home

No parking

2 Bedrooms

1 Bathrooms

111m²

Garden

No pool

Not furnished

Description

Welcome to your next potential haven—a beautiful country home located at Schoterlandseweg 193, nestled in the charming village of Jubbega in the Netherlands. Let's take a stroll through this cozy nook and see what makes it so special and what daily life is like here.

Built around 1935, this detached house has character and charm that's hard to find these days. Over the years, it's been extended, which means more space for your family or any plans you might have for the future. Speaking of space, you're looking at a generous plot of about 420 m². Imagine waking up every morning to free views front and back, embracing the peace and quiet on the outskirts of a delightful village.

Jubbega is absolutely wonderful for overseas buyers and expats looking to settle into a welcoming community. The village offers all the basic amenities you would need. There’s a friendly general practitioner, a convenient supermarket, various shops, and sports clubs if you're keen on staying active. If you have children, or if you’re planning on starting a family, you'll be pleased to know that there's an outdoor swimming pool and a multifunctional center called De Kompenije. This center is fantastic, providing facilities for both young and old, including primary education. Additionally, the nearby Hoornsterzwaag area also has a primary school.

Now, let me paint you a picture of the house itself. The entrance hall greets you with a quaint charm, leading to staircase. The ground floor contains a simple kitchen setup equipped with a gas hob, extractor hood, and refrigerator. A comfortable living room flows out to a spacious storage or utility room which, in turn, connects to the garage with a handy carport.

Ground Floor:
- Entrance hall with staircase
- Toilet
- Bathroom with bathtub, shower, and washbasin
- Half-open kitchen
- Living room
- Storage/utility room leading to the garage

First Floor:
- Spacious landing with a fixed cupboard
- Central heating space
- Two cozy bedrooms
- Additional storage space

A bathroom on the ground floor proves convenience with a washbasin, bathtub, and shower to meet your family’s needs. Heating and hot water are provided by an Intergas central heating boiler, installed in 2016. You also have a stone garage with an electric door and carport, plus a spacious utility room/storage.

The property does necessitate modernization and sustainability improvements. But here lies your opportunity—to shape the space around your vision and desires. It's a bit of a fixer-upper, but think of it as a blank canvas. The house already holds strong bones and substantial potential, perfect for those looking to inject their own personality into their home.

Living in Jubbega adds another layer of allure. This small, friendly village offers a lifestyle that intertwines tranquility with community spirit. You'll find yourself in a serene rural setting where neighbors greet each other by name, and life moves at a gentler pace. The local climate is typically Dutch with mild summers and moderate winters, making it ideal for those who enjoy crisp walks hopefully followed by cozy evenings indoors.

If you're a fan of outdoor activities, the region won't disappoint. There's plenty to explore, from scenic bike rides through the countryside to hiking trails that reveal the untouched beauty of the region. Not too far from your potential new home, you'll discover parks and natural reserves that are just waiting to be explored.

For more cultural activities, the larger town of Heerenveen is easily reachable by car, offering theaters, museums, and a wider array of dining options. When you need a bit of urban excitement, it's reassuring to know you're just a drive away.

Living in a country home like this also means your backyard becomes a sanctuary of greenery. Picture lazy afternoons spent gardening, family barbeques on the lawn, or leisurely reading on your terrace with a view that stretches out to the horizon. The neat garden is already set with borders, a lawn, and a terrace—a perfect setting for creating memories.

Here are a few key features in a nutshell:
- Bathroom on ground floor with washbasin, bathtub, and shower.
- Half-open kitchen with gas hob, extractor hood, and refrigerator
- Intergas central heating boiler (2016)
- Stone garage with electric door and carport
- Spacious driveway
- Utility room/storage
- Two bedrooms
- Spacious landing with fixed cupboard

This home presents a modest beginning, but offers plenty of room for imagination and growth. It's not overly luxurious, but it is full of potential. This is not just a house; it's a future home waiting for the right person to see its charm and make it their own.

So come, take a closer look, and see if this could be the place where your next chapter unfolds.

Details

Amount of bedrooms
2
Size
111
Price per m²
€2,604
Garden size
420
Has Garden
Yes
Has Parking
No
Has Basement
No
Condition
good
Amount of Bathrooms
1
Has swimming pool
No
Property type
Country home
Energy label

Unknown

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Nestled in the charming village of Giethoorn, known as the "Venice of the North," the property at Binnenpad 22 is a unique and picturesque opportunity for those seeking a taste of rural elegance coupled with potential business prospects. This detached thatched country home with a historic aura from its past as a mayor's house offers a blend of tranquility, space, and direct access to the vibrant local life along the main waterway of the old village. As you step inside, the spacious hall welcomes you, leading to a well-appointed bathroom that boasts modern comforts including a TV, shower, and bathtub, alongside a convenient separate toilet. The ground floor extends into a character-filled living room with a traditional wooden floor and monumental features reflecting its rich heritage. The layout of the house effortlessly flows into a sizable back house area, which includes a laundry room and additional floor space, suggesting various functional uses depending on your lifestyle or business needs. Upstairs, the residence comprises two large bedrooms and an additional smaller bedroom, providing ample private space. A third separate toilet and additional storage areas ensure practical living arrangements. The renovated shop at the front, which has recently been used as a souvenir shop, presents a lucrative opportunity for entrepreneurs or as an investment through rental due to its prime location facing the village’s bustling waterway. Living in Giethoorn promises a remarkable experience as it balances the buzzing tourist spots with private, serene settings at home. Your own garden offers a secluded retreat with a spacious lawn ideal for gardening, relaxation, or hosting gatherings. The existing boathouse and proximity to t ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the enchanting village of Giethoorn, often referred to as 'Dutch Venice', this delightful farmhouse provides an exquisite blend of rustic charm with modern comforts, making it an ideal home for those looking to immerse themselves in nature without forgoing contemporary amenities. The property, a historical gem that has been thoughtfully renovated and modernized in recent years, spans a generous 171 square meters and is set on a sprawling 2,721 square meter land parcel. The interior of this farmhouse retains its timeless allure through original features like the beautiful fireplace with period tiling and farmhouse bedsteads now cleverly adapted into storage cupboards. Modern sustainability measures such as roof, floor, and partial wall insulation, along with mostly HR++ glazed windows, ensure that the charm of the past meets today's efficiency standards. House Features - Spacious living area with a gas stove, wood stove, and garden access - Open kitchen with natural stone countertops and integrated appliances - Master bedroom on the ground floor with a luxurious private bathroom featuring a double washbasin and whirlpool - Additional large loft-style bedroom upstairs - Full guest bathroom with walk-in shower - Practical add-ons like a pantry, rear garden access, and a basement for additional storage - Thatched boathouse with modern facilities, perfect for water enthusiasts - Private orchard island providing a serene spot and seasonal fruit harvest As you explore the grounds, you encounter impeccably maintained gardens with multiple terraces and seating areas ideal for relaxation at any time of the day. The distinct private island accessed via a charming bridge is home to over twenty fruit trees, enriching th ... click here to read more

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Nestled amidst the tranquil beauty of Giethoorn, often dubbed 'the Venice of the North', this enchanting villa presents a serene retreat for those drawn to the calm of nature and the adventure of water sports. Positioned on a generous plot of 963 m², the property stands at the edge of a peninsula, offering an unrivaled panorama of the surrounding deep navigable waters and the majestic 'De Weerribben and Wieden', a celebrated Nature Monument and part of the Natura2000 network. Constructed in 2012, the villa maintains a solid structure and is in good condition, presenting a wonderful opportunity for personalization without the immediate need for heavy renovations. With a living space of 179 square meters spread across three floors, including 6 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, the residence is well-suited for a family seeking spacious living or accommodation options for guests. The main entrance leads you into a welcoming hall, flowing into a bright garden room with large sliding doors that merge the indoor space with the expansive terrace outside. A utility room equipped for white goods provides practical storage solutions and secondary access to the home from the exterior. The highlight of the ground floor is undoubtedly the luminous living room, featuring French doors and a see-through gas fireplace, accompanied by an open kitchen fitted with modern appliances. The first floor houses three spacious bedrooms, each offering delightful views, further improved by a balcony on the west side that presents even more spectacular vantages of the water and nature reserve. Two well-appointed bathrooms with walk-in showers, along with a separate toilet, offer convenience for the residents. Ascending to the top floor, the villa’s tower ... click here to read more

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Step into a unique opportunity tucked away in the charming village of Echtenerbrug in the Netherlands. This detached villa at Duimstraat 43, 8539 SC, truly tells a tale of erstwhile charisma featuring its history as a former shop building. Combining living and commercial potentials, this property with its versatile space invites you to envision a creative future within its walls. Upon arrival, the tale begins with a distinct entrance that leads you to an inviting hallway. One can easily imagine the hustle and bustle of what was once a lively local shop, now providing a canvas for new possibilities. The ground floor layout is comfortable and intuitive, with a room on the sunny side ideal for cozy family moments or perhaps a vibrant office space. The kitchen, compact yet serviceable, alongside the bathroom featuring a shower and toilet, attests to the promise of everyday comforts while still inviting a touch of personal flair. Venture up the staircase to discover the upper floor's five welcoming bedrooms. The number of private retreats available makes it ideal for families, allowing everyone to enjoy their personal space. For the creatively minded, consider reimagining these rooms into a library, home office, or studio spaces. The possibilities are endless, awaiting your personal touch to enliven them. The property resides on a plot of 330 m² of private land, a significant portion of which is built up, yet includes ample outdoor space. Envision summer barbecues or quiet mornings spent tending a lush garden. Imagine driving through your own driveway leading to a spacious garage, a rare convenience in such a picturesque European village. • 5 bedrooms • Sunny living room • Functional kitchen • 1 bathroom with shower • Toi ... click here to read more

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Step outside on a Saturday morning and the first thing you notice isn't silence exactly — it's layered sound. A woodpecker working somewhere deep in the treeline. Crows lifting off from the birches at the edge of the plot. The soft creak of the veranda as the day warms up. This is Koekangerveldweg 38 in Koekange, Drenthe, and it announces itself through the senses long before you've even unlocked the door. The bungalow sits on a generous 1,254 square metre private plot within the Marterhaar recreational park, an unhurried green pocket of the Netherlands set between the small villages of Koekange, Ruinerwold, and De Wijk. Mature trees surround the garden on all sides — not as decoration, but as a genuine privacy screen. Squirrels cross the lawn with the confidence of homeowners. Deer pass through at dusk, especially in autumn, when the light turns amber through the canopy and the whole plot takes on the quality of a nature documentary. You don't get this kind of land, this close to nature, for this price very often. The property itself is a single-storey bungalow — three bedrooms, one bathroom, a living room with sliding doors that open directly onto the garden, and a kitchen that does its job without fuss. It's an honest space. It needs work. The roof received new EPDM covering in 2017, plastic window frames have been fitted, and parts of the floor carry insulation, but this is a renovation project for someone with a vision, not a turnkey handover. Think of it less as buying a finished house and more as acquiring an exceptional plot with a perfectly serviceable shell on it. The Red Cedar cladding on the exterior has aged well and gives the building a genuinely woodsy character that suits its surroundings. A carport, a ... click here to read more

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Picture this: you push open the French doors on a Saturday morning and the forest just… comes to you. Pine resin on the air, the staccato percussion of a woodpecker somewhere overhead, a cup of coffee cooling in your hand while you stand barefoot on the deck and watch a red squirrel investigate the garden shed. That's Meelkerlaan 13 in Norg. Not a resort. Not a park. Your own land, your own rules, and one of the quieter pockets of Drenthe wrapping itself around you on all sides. This detached wooden house sits on a private 1,000 m² plot inside the Oosterduinen, the forested dune landscape that stretches between Norg and the heathlands of the Noordse Veld. Unlike holiday park properties — which come with annual pitch fees, park regulations, and neighbours at arm's length — this home sits on land you own outright, free of park rules and management levies. That distinction matters enormously for buyers who want genuine autonomy over their second home. The house itself is 66 m² of honest, unfussy living space. A solid foundation. Full insulation — roof, walls, floor, double glazing throughout — and a Remeha gas combi boiler installed in 2018 that handles both heating and hot water without drama. The energy label B rating is real and meaningful: lower running costs, warmer winters, and a property that performs well in any rental yield calculation. Some cosmetic modernisation remains on the to-do list, which is exactly why the price sits where it does and why buyers who want to put their own stamp on a place rather than pay a premium for someone else's taste will find this compelling. The layout is straightforward and smart. Downstairs, an L-shaped living room opens directly into an open kitchen, the whole south-facing side ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the quaint village of Echten, in the serene province of Drenthe, Netherlands, this delightful bungalow offers a promising sanctuary for international buyers seeking a tranquil lifestyle. Echten, an idyllic locale known for its natural beauty and Dutch charm, presents an engaging mix of peace and convenience, making it an attractive settlement for expatriates. Located at Oshaarseweg 24-128, the bungalow, with two cozy bedrooms and one well-appointed bathroom, occupies a strategic spot in the well-known De Westerbergen vacation park. Spanning approximately 57 square meters, this residence rests on a bountiful plot of 952 square meters. It’s a fine opportunity for those looking to own a recreational property in a picturesque part of the Netherlands. As an experienced and busy real estate agent, one of the key attractions of this property I can highlight is its move-in ready condition. The bungalow has undergone a thoughtful renovation in 2022, encompassing a new roof, expanded bedroom, bathroom overhaul, and a new wood-burning stove. These enhancements amplify its potential, offering a renewed sense of comfort without the immediate need for updates. Let's delve deeper into what this property and its locale have to offer. Beginning on the outside, the bungalow is accompanied by a wooden storage shed, equipped with laundry connections – a practical feature for handling daily chores. There is ample parking ensuring easy access for both you and your guests. While the property does participate in De Westerbergen’s rental pool, this is an optional arrangement. Owners are free to either use the bungalow for personal enjoyment or engage with the park’s management services, who handle rentals for additional income. Ve ... click here to read more

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Welcome to a picturesque haven nestled in the heart of the Drenthe province, where serenity meets opportunity in the tranquil village of Spier. It’s here you'll discover this Swedish-style recreational bungalow at Moraineweg 20-22. A true sanctuary for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle, this property offers a unique blend of comfort, privacy, and endless exploration opportunities. With its prime location adjacent to the Terhorsterzand nature reserve, you’ll find yourself immersed in a world of lush, groundbreaking design that carries a distinct Scandinavian influence. Built-in 2017, this wheelchair-friendly bungalow stretches over 82 square meters of comfortable living space, sitting on a sizable 425-square-meter plot. It's priced at an inviting EUR 300,000 and fitted to meet the needs of a diverse range of owners, from families to retirees and international buyers seeking a cozy retreat with rental potential. Spier, although small, acts as a gateway to the wonders of Drenthe. Known for its rich natural landscapes, the area enchants visitors and residents alike with sprawling national parks such as Dwingelderveld and Terhorsterzand just a stone's throw away. These parks are ideal for hiking, biking, bird-watching, or simply enjoying the splendid wilderness. In addition to nature’s gifts, Spier offers that special village tranquility complemented by a warm, welcoming community. The village itself provides some pleasant dining spots for a local taste, whereas nearby towns like Beilen and Hoogeveen contain all essential amenities to cater to your every need. The climate here in Spier is notably pleasant, quintessentially Dutch with its mild summers and gentle winters, making it perfect for those who enjoy dis ... click here to read more

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