Apartment Leliestraat 40, Doetinchem - For Rent

This apartment is located on Leliestraat 40 in the Oosseld district of Doetinchem. The property offers 71 square meters of living space and is situated on the first floor of a building with an elevator, constructed in 1967. The apartment features two bedrooms and a balcony, making it suitable for households seeking a practical home in a residential neighborhood. The building offers level access, and the apartment holds energy label B. A separate storage unit in the building provides additional convenience for residents.

The layout includes a living room of 26 square meters, which serves as the central space of the home. Adjacent are two bedrooms measuring 14 and 16 square meters respectively, offering flexibility in furnishing and use. The kitchen is a closed kitchen equipped with a Perilex connection for electric cooking; there is no gas connection in the kitchen. From the living space, the balcony is accessible and provides outdoor space. The apartment has no garden and no attic, but the separate storage unit compensates with practical extra space.

The apartment is heated by a central heating combi boiler, and the building is fitted with solar panels. The service costs of 43.50 euros per month include a contribution for the solar panels, general electricity, garden maintenance, and cleaning costs. The base rent is 771.75 euros, bringing the total monthly rent to 822.99 euros. Depending on income, a rent reduction may apply; for this, recent salary slips from the past three months must be submitted. An intake interview takes place before the property can be definitively offered to a candidate.

Oosseld is a residential neighborhood on the edge of Doetinchem, a city in the east of the Netherlands with a center offering shops, restaurants, and everyday facilities. The neighborhood provides a mix of housing types and green spaces, with daily amenities within reach of the apartment. The property is available from November 6, 2026, and is offered by housing corporation SWD. Allocation takes place by lottery: every applicant has an equal chance, and after the response period closes, the system draws the new tenant. The apartment is listed as a regular rental property.