Huisje aan de Vaart is located in the province of South Holland, Netherlands. The site consists of a main house with a white roof and several outbuildings, including a dilapidated wooden structure with a corrugated metal roof and a greenhouse. The greenhouse features both metal and rotting wooden frames with a glass roof that has a large hole, and the interior is heavily overgrown with plants and weeds. Multiple abandoned and rusted cars are located on the property. One black car is parked inside the greenhouse and is missing its roof. Other vehicles on the site include a car with a black hood, white bumper, and a plant growing from a vent, a car with a large hole in the hood, and a car with a white roof parked in a field surrounded by vegetation. The interiors of the buildings show advanced decay with peeling paint, broken windows, and wooden plank floors. Some rooms have been stripped of decorations and are covered in vines, while others contain remaining items such as a wall clock, urns, curtains, and beds with white sheets. A white door in one room has been boarded up, and graffiti is present on some of the wooden walls. Personal items left behind include a picture hanging above a bed and a stack of red Postcode magazines.