After two years of searching, Rebecca from The Hague (200) and Ricardo (11) found this nice house in the Heesterbuurt. They enjoy living there together with their daughter Julie, aged 1 year and 2 months, and they have invited the neighborhood of The Hague to take a look inside:
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Looking for two years
“We have this house in March 2023 and went to live there in August. We have been looking for a total of two years. At many houses we didn’t make it or we didn’t think it suited us anyway. We specifically looked for houses in this area, because we wanted to live a short distance from the beach and the city, get on our bike and go! We were also looking for a house with three bedrooms, a house for the future, where we can live longer.”
It’s just a very nice house and we are also proud that we were able to buy it after a long search. We feel at home here and it is an ideal place for Julie to grow up.
Photo Francine van der WansemPhoto Francine van der Wansem
Ready to move in
“The house was immediately completely finished and ready to move in, which was a really big advantage for us. At first we thought a handy house would be nice, but then we found out that I was pregnant, so we are very happy that we didn’t buy a handy house!
We immediately noticed that the kitchen and bathroom are modern and that nothing needed to be changed. We actually only adapted the garden, painted some walls and invented and arranged the walk-in closet ourselves. Furthermore, we only had to move our stuff.”
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Photo Francine van der WansemPhoto Francine van der Wansem
“You can’t really name our style. So much of the house was already like this when we moved in. It can be partly described as sleek, Scandinavian and minimalistic with many natural (wood) materials. If we were to furnish and design it from scratch, we would go for a slightly bolder interior. We mainly get inspiration from Instagram or via home furnishing store Sklum, they always have beautiful, atmospheric photos for inspiration.”
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Most beautiful items
Rebecca: “For me personally, my locker means granny in the bedroom a lot. My grandmother taught me how to knit and it contained her knitting stuff. I took over the authentic box when she passed away. Julie’s chest of drawers also has a nice story. I, and even my mother, have lain on it! So I got it from my parents and will also go to my sister if she has a baby.”
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