Villa Bloemendaal stands as a distinctive property in Duin en Daal, defined by its Mediterranean design and a private plot of 4420 m². This villa, conceived by architect H.W. van Kempen in 1953, blends timeless architectural character with light blue shutters, a hipped roof, and refined finishes such as French tiles and parquet floors. The presence of mature trees around the plot enriches the sense of seclusion and tranquility.
Upon arrival, a generous driveway leads to a double carport and indoor garage, offering ample parking. The current layout features five bedrooms and three bathrooms, with most rooms opening directly onto the varied garden through French doors. The main living room is filled with light and fitted with a fireplace, custom bookcase, and seamless connection to a dining area and study. The master suite offers a private balcony and direct garden access, enhancing the sense of retreat.
An extension, completed in 2001, follows the original architecture and introduces a high-ceilinged kitchen with a Bulthaup island, Gaggenau appliances, a terrazzo floor with underfloor heating, and its own fireplace. Both the original wing and extension provide access to spacious attics, a wine cellar, and utility areas. Security is assured with an installed alarm system. All essential amenities, from local village centres and schools to transport links, are conveniently close by, positioning this villa as a rare find in Bloemendaal.
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