Semi-Detached House Kerkstraat 16, Marrum - For Rent

Kerkstraat 16 is a semi-detached house located in the village of Marrum, in the province of Friesland. The property was built in 1949 and carries energy label C, with an energy index of 1.48. The house is equipped with solar panels and central heating (CV), which contributes to a relatively favorable energy consumption. The layout includes a living room of 25 m² and three separate bedrooms, making the home suitable for a multi-person household. In addition to the living space, the property offers a private garden and a storage unit. A balcony is not present at this house.

The living room of approximately 25 m² forms the central space of the house and provides access to the rest of the layout. Adjacent to the living room are three bedrooms, measuring 11 m², 8 m², and 7 m² respectively. This arrangement offers room for sleeping, working, or other purposes within the household. The presence of a storage unit (berging) provides additional space for household goods. Central heating ensures that all rooms can be heated, while the solar panels support the energy supply of the home. A floor plan is available to provide a detailed overview of the room layout.

Marrum is a village in the municipality of Noardeast-Fryslân, situated in the north of the province of Friesland. The location on Kerkstraat places the house within the village setting, close to the surrounding Frisian landscape. The garden belonging to the house offers private outdoor space for residents. As a semi-detached property, the house combines its own entrance and layout with the typical structure of village housing from the post-war construction period. The combination of the garden and the indoor storage adds practical value to the property.

The monthly base rent is €655.43, with service costs of €16.47, resulting in a total rent of €671.90 per month. Rent allowance (huurtoeslag) may be applicable for this property, subject to personal circumstances. The allocation of this regular rental property is based on household income and composition, as determined by the income data known to the Dutch tax authorities (Belastingdienst). Prospective tenants should therefore take these allocation criteria into account when considering this property. The energy label C, the solar panels, and the central heating contribute to a predictable energy consumption profile for the home.