Description

Rotterdam Overschie is undergoing a metamorphosis. Via the renovated entrance on the western side of Overschie, you reach De Entree. Basically a new residential area in an existing area. Each house stands on a generous plot with a front and back garden.
1930s style
In a park-like setting, the architecture of De Entree blends seamlessly with the beautiful 1930s homes that adorn the immediate surroundings. De Entree is also built in the characteristic red brick of those years, with large overhanging gutters and sloping roofs with black or red roof tiles. Another feature are the unusual corner windows and the jumps in the gutter line.
Housing estate De Entree consists of a large number of houses. Of these, as many as 59 are earmarked as free-sector rental housing. The houses have a surface area of 116 to 130 m² and are all equipped with a kitchen and a full bathroom. The front garden will be bordered with a low green hedge and the back garden will be equipped with a low fence and a spacious wooden shed with a green roof. In this way, we strengthen the relationship between the communal, park-like inner area and the adjacent back gardens. All homes are equipped with solar panels.
The Entrance and its surroundings
As a residential area in a big city, De Entree naturally has a lot to offer. All shops are extremely close by and for shopping you don't even have to cycle 5 minutes. Schools are also within easy reach, as are all kinds of other amenities, such as the dentist, hairdresser, a Hema and much more: all on Burgemeester de Josselin de Jonglaan. From De Entree, the A20 and A13 motorways are within easy reach, so you're on your way quickly. But the city itself doesn't take long either, as bus 33 stops nearby. De Entree provides the perfect combination of a good residential area and pleasant city life.
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