This stunningly situated, surprisingly spacious (202 m²), characteristic, semi-detached townhouse (a "double country house") dating from 1922 boasts an enviable plot of 998 m² by Oegstgeest standards. The house features an L-shaped living/dining room with en-suite sliding doors, six bedrooms, five dormer windows, a spacious hall, a kitchen with various built-in appliances and a pass-through area, a utility room, a (wine) cellar, two toilets, and an attic storage space. Not only does it boast a spacious front garden, but it also boasts a truly stunning, 55-meter-deep, sheltered, L-shaped back garden with a raised terrace, a pond, two sheds, and a detached brick garage at the rear of the property (with the possibility of creating an additional garage here) with access to the Regentessehof. The house still has  authentic details, including hallway and wall tiles, fireplaces, a bay window, en-suite sliding doors, and paneled doors.

After years of lovingly lived in, the house needs modernization, but than you can make it exactly to your liking.

The location is ideal: Leidse Hout walking and city park is opposite the house, the shops and restaurants of the charming De Kempenaerstraat are just around the corner, various primary and secondary schools (including the Rijnlands Lyceum international school), sports and recreational facilities (including hockey, soccer, tennis, golf, athletics), and public transport are within walking distance, and the Bio Science Park, Leiden University, Akzo Nobel, ESTEC, and Avery are within cycling distance. Conveniently located near highways (A4/A44) to Amsterdam/Schiphol and The Hague, the Kagerplassen lakes, the Klinkenbergerplas recreation area, and the beaches and dunes of Katwijk-Noordwijk-Wassenaar. Leiden Central Station (1.7 km), Leiden's charming historic city center, and two major hospitals (LUMC/Alrijne) are also nearby.

Every year, Oegstgeest is in the Top 10 Best Municipalities to live in and in 2022 it was called the best residential municipality in South Holland (source: Elsevier Weekblad) and is the second greenest municipality in the Netherlands.

Deep and wide front garden with lockable side rear access. Covered and raised entrance, vestibule with renovated meter cupboard, spacious hall with access to all rooms, including a wardrobe, separate toilet, spacious (wine) cellar, kitchen, and living/dining room. The L-shaped living/dining room with parquet flooring is accessible through two (panel) doors and features French doors in the rear dining area, a hatch to the kitchen, and the original en-suite sliding doors with built-in wardrobes with pannels. A wood-burning fireplace and bay window in the front living area. Plenty of natural light thanks to the numerous windows at both the front and rear, featuring renovated, remote-controlled blue-and-white striped awnings. From the hall, a beautiful archway leads to the spacious kitchen at the rear, offering ample work and storage space, including an induction cooktop with gas burners, extractor hood, Quooker tap, refrigerator, oven, and microwave. From the kitchen access to the handy utility room with central heating boiler (Nefit 2022) and access door to the back garden.

Spacious landing with washing machine connection, bathroom with shower, toilet and washbasin (furniture) and 4 spacious bedrooms (one with 3 fitted wardrobes and original fireplace, one with 2 fitted wardrobes and one with washbasin and air conditioning (both heating and cooling).

Spacious landing with attic and Vaillant boiler (2023) for hot water supply, two bedrooms with dormer window, one of which has access to an extra room with washbasin currently used as extra indoor storage.

Deep and wide front garden with a raised entrance (ample space for a bicycle shed). Lockable side rear access. Sheltered, beautifully planted, wide, 55-meter-deep, L-shaped back garden with a raised terrace, pond, two spacious detached sheds, a sprinkler system using groundwater (saving water costs), a robotic lawnmower, and a detached brick garage at the rear of the property. The garage with an automatic roller door is accessible from Regentesselaan via Regentesssehof, and there is the possibility of creating a second garage on the property.

- Built in 1922
- Characteristic detached townhouse with many original details
- Living area: 202 m²
- Other indoor space: 12 m²
- Attached outdoor space: 2 m²
- External storage space: 32 m²
- House volume: 760 m³
- Plot: 998 m²
- Central, child-friendly location in a residential area, on the edge of a park, near schools, shops, and public transport
- 6 (bed)rooms, 5 dormer windows, 2 detached storage units, a high and bright L-shaped living/dining room with en-suite sliding doors, a spacious kitchen, utility room, (wine) cellar, attic storage, and a 55-meter-deep L-shaped, sheltered, and beautifully planted back garden with a sprinkler system and robotic lawnmower
- The house offers potential for expansion, including an extension at the rear of the ground floor
- A flat section of the main roof is suitable for 10 solar panels, or can be installed on the flat roof of the detached storage unit in the back garden
- Parking on the property in a locked garage with a roller door, suitable for one car 
- Energy label E; fully double-glazed
- Facades cleaned and repointed
- Nefit central heating boiler (2022) for heating and Vaillant boiler (2023) for hot water;
- Perfectkeur building inspection dated January 14, 2026, available
- Many items remain; see the list of things
- Delivery in consulation, can be done soon

Deed of Sale
- For homes older than 30 years, the age and materials clause applies
- For homes built before 1993, the asbestos clause applies
- Non-owner-occupancy clause applies