Ground-Floor Terraced House Bonningastrjitte, Oppenhuizen - For Rent

This mid-terraced house at Bonningastrjitte 42 in Oppenhuizen is offered for rent as a senior dwelling, intended for residents aged 50 and older. The house was built in 1969 and is situated on the ground floor, with a zero-step entrance providing level access throughout. The living area measures 56 m², with a total volume of 257 m³ on a plot of approximately 163 m². Heating and hot water are provided by a CV/WW installation. The property carries energy label G, with an energy index of 2.81.

The layout consists of a living room of approximately 17 m² and one bedroom of around 11 m². The attic provides additional storage space, complementing the dedicated storage unit that belongs to the home. A garden offers private outdoor space, while there is no balcony. The combination of ground-floor living and a zero-step entrance makes the layout suitable for those seeking single-level accommodation. According to the landlord, the photos and floor plan may differ from the actual situation.

The base rent is €549.17 per month, with service costs of €9.24, bringing the total monthly rent to €558.41. The service costs include a contribution to a maintenance fund. Rent allowance (huurtoeslag) may be applicable for tenants who meet the relevant conditions. Eligibility is subject to income limits: up to €51,537 for a single-person household and up to €56,910 for a two-person or larger household, based on income as known to the Belastingdienst. A recent income statement from the Belastingdienst must be provided by applicants who qualify for the dwelling.

Oppenhuizen is a village in the Frisian municipality of Súdwest-Fryslân, located near the city of Sneek. The Frisian street names in the area reflect the local character of the village. The house is offered through housing association Elkien, which manages rental properties in the region. Allocation is subject to Kernbinding conditions: the minimum age requirement of 50 applies, and children living in the household are not permitted. These terms make the dwelling suited to older one- and two-person households looking for ground-floor accommodation in a village setting.