House Dirk Cornelis Vroulandtstraat 17, Den Helder - For Rent

This single-family house is located on Dirk Cornelis Vroulandtstraat in Den Helder. The property was built in 1967 and offers a total living surface of 82.9 square meters, spread over several rooms. With three bedrooms, a living room, and a garden, the house is suitable for households that need multiple rooms. The home carries energy label A and is equipped with solar panels. The net rent is €764.14 per month, with service costs of €8.35, resulting in a gross monthly rent of €772.49.

The layout consists of a living room of 26.60 square meters, an open kitchen of 5.40 square meters, and three bedrooms. The largest bedroom measures 15.40 square meters, the second bedroom 10.80 square meters, and the third bedroom 5.20 square meters. The bathroom has a surface of 3.20 square meters and includes an extra toilet. In addition, there is a separate toilet elsewhere in the house. A loft ladder gives access to an attic of 10.30 square meters, which provides additional storage space. Cooking is done electrically, as gas cooking is not possible in this house.

The house is heated by a CV combi boiler. The presence of solar panels contributes to the favorable energy label A. A thermostatic shower tap ensures a constant water temperature in the bathroom. An external storage room of 6.00 square meters is part of the property and offers space for bicycles or other items. The garden provides private outdoor space directly at the house. The combination of solar panels and the combi boiler offers an energy-efficient setup for daily use.

Den Helder is a coastal city in the northern part of North Holland, known for its maritime character and its location near the Wadden Sea and the North Sea. The house is situated in a residential street in Den Helder, where various daily amenities, schools, and sports facilities can be found in the surrounding area. The city offers a mix of residential neighborhoods, nature areas, and beaches within reach. Public transport connections provide access to other towns in the region. This house on Dirk Cornelis Vroulandtstraat combines a practical layout with a garden, external storage, and solar panels in an established residential neighborhood.