Sometimes houses pass by on Funda that scare us. With cracks in the ceilings, yellowed bathrooms from the 1950s and walls that are about to collapse. The next five Zoetermeer residents took on the adventure and transformed such handy houses into palaces. You can read the stories here.
Robbie and Blanche’s nest
Robbie and Blanche bought a house that had not been touched since it was built in 1955. “We even found a bird’s nest, beehive and dead rats above the ceiling,” says Robbie. They worked on this huge renovation job for two years. Meanwhile, they became parents.
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From chalet to castle
You’ve probably seen Rob before. It has been on the Zoetermeer market for over thirty years. In the television program House for Sale he showed the renovation of his house. Curious? We have the photos.
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Golden hands of Patrick
One has two right hands, the other has golden hands. No matter how you look at it, Patrick can do odd jobs like the best. In a year and a half he used every free moment to turn a ruin into a palace.
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Corona handymen Sander and Anouk
Many Dutch people rolled up their sleeves in corona time. Sander and Anouk took those renovation tendencies to a higher level. They bought a dump. And you can read in the article below what exactly they did with it.
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Can we have a look inside your house?
Do you want to show us your home? Send us an email to [email protected]. Who knows, we will visit you soon.
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