Apartment Taagdreef 118, Utrecht - For Rent

This apartment on Taagdreef in Utrecht is located in De Mix, a residential complex in the Overvecht district. The home offers 63 m² of living space with one bedroom and is offered at €986.68 per month, with service costs of €65 per month. De Mix is built around the idea that a mix of people live side by side and with one another, creating a social and healthy living environment. The buildings and the jointly developed inner courtyard are designed to encourage residents to connect. The property is let as a mid-rent sector home, subject to conditions set by the Municipality of Utrecht.

The apartment is fully gasless and equipped with its own air-water heat pump, which provides both heating and cooling. Special plasma filters are installed to improve the air quality inside the home. The building features a climate-adaptive roof, also known as a water-retaining roof, which helps flatten heat peaks during increasingly warm summers. In periods of heavy rainfall, the roof absorbs rainwater so it can be regulated more effectively. The collected rainwater is stored in the building's rain barrel, which residents can use to water plants. Together, these sustainable features contribute to a comfortable indoor and outdoor living climate.

Overvecht is known as the greenest district of Utrecht, with more trees per resident than any other part of the city. The surrounding green spaces invite residents to relax, exercise, or enjoy a picnic in the park. Families can make use of several playgrounds in the neighborhood, as well as the city farm. Whether the preference is for outdoor recreation or everyday activities close to home, the area offers a wide range of options. The combination of urban high-rise living and abundant greenery gives the neighborhood its distinctive character.

Shopping center Overvecht is within walking distance of De Mix and features more than one hundred shops. The center draws visitors from other parts of Utrecht and offers opportunities for shopping, groceries, and specialty stores, along with a selection of places to eat and drink. Prospective tenants should note that the allocation conditions for this home differ from standard rental terms and follow the policy of the Municipality of Utrecht. The homes are intended for middle incomes, with maximum income thresholds set for single- and multi-person households. Allocation takes place by lottery, with priority given to home movers and applicants in vital professions, and a housing permit from the municipality is required to rent this home.