Corner House Sabastraat 21, Leeuwarden - For Rent

This corner house on Sabastraat is located in the Nijlan neighborhood of Leeuwarden and offers 122 square meters of living space. Built in 2015, the property combines a practical family layout with modern construction standards. The home includes three rooms in addition to the functional spaces such as the living room, kitchen, and entrance, making it suitable for a household of three or more people. With energy label A and an energy index of 0.66, the house ranks among the more energy-efficient homes in its category.

The interior is organized around a living room of 35 square meters, which forms the central space of the home. The open kitchen connects directly to the living area, creating a social and functional layout for daily use. The three bedrooms measure 12, 11, and 8 square meters respectively, offering space for children, guests, or a home office. In addition, the house features an attic that provides extra storage or usable space. A separate storage room (berging) adds further practical capacity for household needs.

The property is equipped with solar panels, which contribute to its favorable energy profile and help keep energy costs manageable. Heating and hot water are provided through a central heating and domestic hot water installation (CV/WW). Rather than a balcony, the home offers a garden, giving residents private outdoor space at ground level. The combination of the 2015 construction year, solar panels, and modern insulation results in the A energy rating. Housing allowance (huurtoeslag) is possible for eligible tenants.

The home is situated in Nijlan, a residential neighborhood in Leeuwarden, the capital of the province of Friesland. The area offers a residential character with access to daily amenities, schools, and the city center of Leeuwarden. The property is offered by housing association Elkien and is designated as regular housing. It is intended for households of three or more persons, including at least one child under the age of 18, which must be demonstrated with documentation such as an extract from the Basisregistratie Personen, a parenting plan, or a court ruling or divorce agreement. Income requirements apply, with minimum thresholds for single-person and multi-person households, assessed on the basis of income registered with the Dutch tax authorities (Belastingdienst).