Overview

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Key Parameters

Layout:6+

Rooms:6

Year Built:2027

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Description

New construction Oevers Roode Vaart. The sale of 18 semi-detached homes and 3 detached homes in the Oevers Roode Vaart project in Zevenbergen has started.

Planning Start online registration: Thursday afternoon, March 26th Meet&Greet: Monday, March 30th from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM, Hotel De Borgh Zevenbergen Closing date: Wednesday, April 8th at 12:00 PM Allocation and phone call from the real estate agent: no later than Monday, April 13th Email to reserve candidates: no later than Tuesday, April 14th

The start of sales for the building plots will follow at a later time.

Do you have questions? Please contact the selling real estate agents.

THE PLAN Living with a view of water and greenery

Oevers Roode Vaart will be a small-scale residential street with a unique character. On the southern edge of Zevenbergen, on the Mark river, 18 spacious semi-detached homes, 3 detached homes, and 6 building plots for those who want to realize their own dream home are rising. An intimate, small-scale, spacious residential street where peace, space, and water come together.

The plan is spacious, with central parking areas so that sightlines remain open and greenery and water take center stage. The semi-detached homes and detached homes offer space over three full floors, with plenty of light and views of the water. The gardens slope towards the Mark river, creating a natural transition between living and water. A place where you can literally catch your breath.

The architecture is modern and contemporary, carefully designed to blend in with the water and the surroundings. Clean lines, lots of glass, natural materials, and a calm color scheme create a timeless look that perfectly complements the atmosphere of the plan.

A plan that needs no more than this: space, peace, and water as a matter of course.

2 UNDER 1 SEMI-DETACHED HOMES TYPE BIES

These exclusive semi-detached homes are designed for people who expect just a little more: more quality, more atmosphere, more living space.

The warmth of the design blends seamlessly with the surrounding greenery and banks. With only 21 homes, the project is small-scale but grand in experience. Each home has its own character thanks to the alternating frontages.

Type Bies You enter through a spacious hall that provides access to the generous kitchen with a cooking island: the place where cooking, laughing, and living happen. The bright living room is extra wide thanks to the side bay and invites you to step into the garden with French doors – where the water almost becomes part of your interior. A nice study? or playroom, convenient stair cupboard, and a separate storage room with street entrance complete it.

On the first floor, you will find three spacious bedrooms, a separate toilet, and a comfortable bathroom. The master bedroom spans the entire width and offers a beautiful view of the water with two French balconies for fresh air and light.

The second floor offers even more freedom: two generous spaces for work, hobbies, sports, or guests, plus a technical room including washing machine and dryer connections.

Why choose these homes? A living area of no less than approximately 182m2 Plot size varying from 300-328 m2 Wide living room with generous light Luxury kitchen with cooking island French doors to garden and waterside Three bedrooms + extra rooms on the attic Master bedroom with view of the water Parking on your own plot BENG comfort (Nearly Energy Neutral Building) Energy class A+++ An environment with nature, water, and peace within easy reach

ZEVENBERGEN Zevenbergen is a charming town in the municipality of Moerdijk, in the middle of West-Brabant. A place with village coziness, but with the city and water always nearby. Breda, Dordrecht, and Roosendaal are a short distance away, and thanks to the train station and the nearby A16 and A17 motorways, accessibility is excellent.

The Roode Vaart was originally a stream, a branch of the Mark-Dintel. After the Sint-Elisabethsvloed (St. Elizabeth Flood), it became a sea arm that shaped the area for centuries. Later, the area was reclaimed and the Roode Vaart took on the friendly scale of a canal.