For rent: House Parklaan in Haarlem

Description

In the heart of Haarlem stands this charming townhouse from 1920. Feel at home in the bright living room of 34m2 and discover the beautiful beamed ceiling and original wooden floor that give the home its character.
Through the French doors you step into the private 23m2 garden. Thanks to its southern orientation, you enjoy sunshine here all day long.

On the first floor of this monumental home you will find the master bedroom, a second bedroom and a luxurious bathroom. Come completely to rest in the bathtub while leaving the noise of the city behind you.

With its central location and cycling distance to international schools, this home is also very suitable for expats. Within a few minutes you are on major access roads or in the vibrant city centre.

Surroundings
This characterful home is located in the centre of Haarlem. The beating heart of the city, the 'Grote Markt', is only a few minutes' walk away! Enjoy the lively city life or relax in one of the lush city parks.
The beach is also nearby; in less than half an hour by bike you can enjoy the sea.

Accessibility
Parklaan 22B is ideally located within walking distance of Haarlem station, with direct connections to Amsterdam, The Hague and Rotterdam.
By car, this central location is also easily reached via the main roads towards Amsterdam, Schiphol and The Hague.

History
Until 1869, Parklaan was a street with a canal, known as Achter Nieuwe Gracht and Tweede Nieuwe Gracht. However, it was decided to fill in this canal and merge the two streets under one name: Parklaan. Architect L.P. Zocher completed the design, based on the idea of his father J.D. Zocher Jr., with the aim of creating more greenery in the neighbourhood. However, due to increasing traffic, more and more greenery had to be sacrificed. This led to a second redevelopment of Parklaan in the 1960s, in which asphalt lanes were laid on both sides of the green strip, as well as several parking spaces.

What is special about Parklaan 22B is that it was one of the service houses for the staff belonging to the property at Nieuwe Gracht 74, the street behind it. Around 1790, the wealthy yarn merchant Willem Philip Kops lived here, after whom the remarkable Kops Room is named, which can now be admired in the Rijksmuseum. With this monumental home, you live with the luxury of today, within the history of the past.

This property is offered through a shared service arrangement. For more information about this property and to arrange a viewing, please contact the owner. The owner's contact details can be requested by phone or by email from Hoogveste B.V.

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