Characteristic monumental house (longhouse farm) in the heart of Eemnes!

Surroundings:
Right in the heart of charming Eemnes, Kerkstraat 2a is a nationally listed detached house from the early 18th century with a wealth of character and history. Situated on one of the village's oldest streets (a dead-end street), this place still exudes the peace and charm of yesteryear, while still offering all the modern conveniences. The original facades, the greenery, and the nearby village church create a uniquely authentic atmosphere, as if you've stepped back in time.

From Kerkstraat, you can easily walk to local shops, the bakery, and the supermarket. Charming restaurants, primary schools, childcare facilities, and sports clubs are all within easy walking distance. The surrounding area is spacious and green, with plenty of opportunities for walking and cycling through the expansive Eemnesser polder, to the Eemmeer lake, and towards the forests and heathlands of the Gooi or the Hooge & Lage Vuursche.

Accessibility is excellent. The A1 and A27 motorways offer easy access to Amsterdam, Utrecht, Amersfoort, and Hilversum. There are also good public transport bus connections to nearby towns and stations.

Indeling:
Upon entering, you'll immediately notice the warm atmosphere and authentic feel. The living room at the front is cozy and bright, featuring an authentic fireplace with a wood-burning stove and ample space for a comfortable seating area. The room leads into the dining room, with its high ceiling and impressive mezzanine, creating a wonderful sense of space and abundant natural light. Authenticity and design converge here: wooden beams, warm terracotta flooring (with underfloor heating), and a stylish wood-burning stove make this a wonderful place to gather.

The long kitchen is centrally located in the house and is practically designed with ample workspace and storage. Adjacent is a utility room with connections for laundry appliances, ideal for extra storage or household items, and a wardrobe. The bathroom, equipped with a (separate) shower, double sink, and bathtub, is accessible through the hallway. The separate toilet on the ground floor is also accessible from the hallway. A charming detail in the hallway is the old (lit) well with the original hook where cow feed was once hung.

The wooden staircase leads to the first floor, where light, space, and character converge. The beautiful atrium not only connects with the ground floor but also creates a sense of openness. Daylight streams in through the skylights.

On the landing, there's a spacious living room or office overlooking the mezzanine, a pleasant place to read, work, or relax. The wooden floor, original beams, and high ridge give this space a charming character.

The upper floor features three bedrooms, each with its own unique size and style. The master bedroom is bright, with large skylights, a spacious built-in wardrobe, and ample space for a large bed. The second bedroom is currently used as a children's room. The third, surprisingly spacious room is also currently used as a children's room, but could also serve perfectly as a guest room, office, or hobby room.

Furthermore, on this floor you will find a separate toilet, sink and above the children's bedrooms a storage room, perfect for extra storage!

At the rear of the house lies a wide and very deep (37m) garden where you can enjoy the outdoors in peace. In the garden, you'll find a detached garden office (perfect as a home office, studio, or hobby room) and a wooden shed/shed for bicycles and garden tools. The garden offers plenty of privacy and sunshine, spread across two terraces, a large lawn, and a covered area—a wonderful place to relax or enjoy al fresco dining. The covered area ensures comfortable outdoor seating even in less favorable weather. The garden also has a convenient rear entrance leading to the polder and the shops.

Characteristics:
– Living area: 155 m², of which 11 m² is garden office area;
– 3 bedrooms;
– Energy label C;
– Detached house;
– National monument building;
– Insulated garden office (2024);
– Rear facade renovated in 2025;
– Woodwork replaced in 2025;
– Exterior painted in 2025;
– Front windows of the house fitted with Fineo vacuum glass (installed in 2023);
- Ample free parking around the house;
– Delivery in consultation;
– An agreement only exists once the deed of sale has been signed.

DISCLAIMER
This information has been compiled by us with due care. However, we accept no liability for any incompleteness, inaccuracy, or otherwise, or for the consequences thereof. All stated dimensions and surface areas are indicative. The buyer has the obligation to investigate all matters relevant to them. The real estate agent is acting as the seller's advisor regarding this property. We recommend that you engage an expert (NVM) real estate agent to guide you through the purchase process. If you have specific wishes regarding the property, we advise you to inform your purchasing agent in a timely manner and to conduct your own independent investigation. If you do not engage an expert representative, you are legally considered sufficiently expert to understand all relevant matters. The NVM terms and conditions apply.

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Characteristic monumental home (country house/farmhouse) in the heart of Eemnes!

Location:
In the heart of the charming village of Eemnes lies Kerkstraat 2a, a nationally listed detached monument dating from the early 18th century, full of character and history. Situated on one of the village's oldest (dead-end) streets, this location exudes the peace and charm of the past, while offering all the comforts of modern life. The authentic facades, greenery, and nearby village church create a wonderfully genuine atmosphere, as if you've stepped back in time.

From Kerkstraat, you can easily walk to local shops, the bakery, and the supermarket. Cozy restaurants, primary schools, childcare facilities, and sports clubs are all within short walking distance. The surroundings are spacious and green, offering plenty of opportunities for walking and cycling through the vast Eemnesser polder, to the Eemmeer lake, or toward the woods and heathlands of the Gooi or the Hooge & Lage Vuursche.

Accessibility is excellent. The A1 and A27 highways provide quick routes to Amsterdam, Utrecht, Amersfoort, or Hilversum. Public transport connections are also good, with convenient bus links to nearby towns and train stations.

Layout:
Upon entering, the warm atmosphere and authentic character immediately stand out. The living room at the front is cozy and bright, featuring an original fireplace with a wood stove and ample space for a comfortable sitting area. The room continues into the dining area with a high ceiling and an impressive vide, creating a wonderful sense of space and an abundance of natural light. Here, authenticity and design come together beautifully: wooden beams, a warm terracotta floor (with underfloor heating), and a stylish wood stove make this an inviting place to gather.

The long kitchen is centrally located in the home and is practically designed, offering generous work surfaces and storage space. Adjoining is a utility room with washing machine connections, ideal for extra storage, household items, or coats. From the hallway, you reach the bathroom, equipped with a separate shower, double washbasin, and bathtub. The hallway also provides access to a separate toilet on the ground floor. A charming detail here is the old (illuminated) water well, still featuring the original hook once used to hang feed for the cows.

A wooden staircase leads to the first floor, where light, space, and character come together. The beautiful vide not only connects the upper and lower levels but also enhances the feeling of openness, as daylight streams in through the skylights.

On the landing is a spacious sitting or work area overlooking the vide, a pleasant spot for reading, working, or relaxing. The wooden floor, original beams, and high ceilings give this space a charming character.

The upper floor has three bedrooms, each with its own size and style. The main bedroom is bright, with large skylights, a generous built-in wardrobe, and enough space for a large bed. The second bedroom is currently used as a child's room. The third, surprisingly spacious room, is also used as a child's room but would be equally suitable as a guest room, office, or hobby space.

Additionally, there is a separate toilet and washbasin on this floor, and above the children's rooms is a storage attic, perfect for extra storage.

At the rear of the property lies a wide and very deep (37 m) garden, where you can enjoy peace and the outdoors. In the garden, you'll find a detached garden office (ideal as a home workspace, studio, or hobby room) and a wooden shed for bicycles and gardening tools. The garden offers complete privacy and plenty of sun, with two terraces, a large lawn, and a covered area, a wonderful place to relax or dine outdoors. The covered terrace ensures you can sit comfortably outside even in less favorable weather. There's also a practical back entrance leading toward the polder and shops.

Features:
– Living area: 155 sqm, of which 11 sqm is the garden office;
– 3 bedrooms;
– Energy label C;
– Detached house;
– Nationally listed monument;
– Insulated garden office (2024);
– Rear facade renewed in 2025;
– Woodwork replaced in 202;
– Exterior repainted in 2025;
– Front windows fitted with Fineo vacuum glass (installed in 2023);
– Ample free parking around the property;
– Handover in consultation;
– An agreement is only binding once the purchase contract has been signed.

DISCLAIMER
This information has been compiled with due care. However, we accept no liability for any inaccuracies, omissions, or their consequences. All stated dimensions and surfaces are indicative. Buyers have their own duty to investigate all matters of importance to them. The estate agent represents the seller. We recommend that you engage a qualified (NVM) estate agent to guide you through the purchasing process. If you have specific requirements regarding the property, we advise you to communicate these in good time to your purchasing agent and to carry out your own investigation. If you choose not to engage a professional representative, you declare yourself, by law, sufficiently knowledgeable to oversee all relevant matters. NVM conditions apply.