Karnemelksloot 177, Gouda

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LIVELY living on the beloved Karnemelksloot in Gouda – a characteristic 1930s house with GREEN back garden, new kitchen and within walking distance of the HISTORIC centre

This atmospheric 1930s house is located on one of Gouda’s most beautiful quays – the majestic Karnemelksloot – where the rich history of the city can still be felt. Behind the characteristic façade, you will find a well-maintained home with a cozy living room, extension, RECENTLY renovated kitchen, two bedrooms, and a roof terrace.

The green backyard at the back offers peace and space, right in the city. Thanks to its central location in the beloved Kade district, you are within walking distance of the bustling historic center. This characterful and comfortable home, with its central location, provides the ideal balance between practical convenience and urban liveliness.

Energy label C.

Construction year approx. 1930. Living area approx. 89m2. Volume 282m3. Own land 88m2.

The Carnation Creek:
The Karnemelksloot in Gouda is one of the most characteristic and historical streets of the city. The street runs from the Fluwelensingel and Blekerssingel to the Voorwillenseweg and is mentioned for the first time in 1597. Around 1579, the wetering (what we now know as the Karnemelksloot) was dug on behalf of the Vroedschap of Gouda (members of the city council). The water was called 'the new canal outside Tiendewechs gate' from the moment it was dug until its name change in 1597.
The name "Karnemelksloot" refers to the transport of carnel milk to the city. Within the city walls were pig farms where pigs were fed with carnel milk. The supply of this milk to the city went through this canal, where a dairy house stood. Special carnel milk carriers were used to transport the milk up to the Tiendewegpoort.
Along the Karnemelksloot there used to be various shops and small businesses, such as coal and cigarette stores, vegetable sellers, fishmongers, soap shops, and laundries. For the residents, daily life was well catered for, with everything they needed within easy reach. Nowadays, the street is still a lively place with a rich history and a strong sense of community.
So, the Karnemelksloot is not only a beautiful street to live on, but also a place steeped in history and character.
Classification:
Ground floor:
Entrance hall with utility closet and access to the living room.

Rectangular living area with atmospheric seating area at the front. From the couch, you have an idyllic view over the characteristic facades and in summertime a boat regularly passes by (mainly recreational boating).

The living room, approx. 31.3m2, is finished with laminate flooring, smooth wall finishes, and a stylish wooden beam ceiling. The partition walls are additionally insulated using freestanding panels. In the middle of the living area, there is an authentic piece of brickwork with a cozy fireplace in front of it.

At the back is the recently renovated kitchen, approx. 8.9m2, with built-in appliances and plenty of storage space.

Through the door with stained glass you reach the back pantry from the rear. In this space is the bathroom, a built-in cabinet with the combination boiler, the connection for the washing machine, and access to the backyard.

The staircase to the first floor is centrally located in the living room.

First floor:
Large hallway (formerly even a third bedroom) with the bathroom centrally located on the floor and a bedroom at the front and back side. In the hallway, a piano is now played and there is currently a workspace and study area.

The bedroom (1), approx. 8.5m2 at the front, has a dormer. From the space there is a nice and lively view over the Karnemelksloot.

Tiled bathroom approx. 3.2m2 with a freestanding bath, built-in wardrobe, vanity unit and dormer window. Originally, the bathroom adjoined the rear façade. This is indicated by the fact that the window frame is still present.

Very spacious bedroom (2) approx. 15.5m2 at the rear (attic conversion). The bedroom is fitted with a large built-in wardrobe and has access to the flat roof.

Outside:
At the rear (north side) is the lovely backyard, approx. 35.3 sqm! Due to the depth of the garden and relatively low building density, you can enjoy the sun here wonderfully.

The garden is finished with decorative gravel, green strips, and fencing.

Dimensions:
Living room approx. 3.50x8.95m.
Kitchen approx. 3.50x2.55m.
Utility kitchen approx. 3.45x1.90m.
Bedroom (1) approx. 3.60x2.66/2.05m.
Bathroom approx. 1.68x1.96m.
Bedroom (2) approx. 4.44x3.49m.
Rear garden approx. 9.55m x 3.70m.
General details:
- painting work carried out between 2023 and 2025;}
- year of construction combined boiler 2008;}
- mainly regarding double glazing;
- energy label C;}
- located in the beloved Kade District within walking distance of the historic center;}
- surrounded by all daily amenities such as shops, supermarkets, schools, churches and
public transport;}

Transfer:
Transfer by consultation. Seller's preference mid-December 25th.
Disclaimer:
This dwelling has been measured according to the NEN2580 standard and is equipped with a certified measurement certificate. The Measurement Instruction aims to apply a more uniform method of measuring to provide an indication of the usable floor area. However, the Measurement Instruction does not completely eliminate differences in measurement outcomes. All provided information should be considered as an invitation to make an offer or enter into negotiations. No rights can be derived from this property information.