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4624 JJ (Bergen op Zoom - Zeekant)
€460/ month + €230 service costs
Property agent
Dé Vastgoedbeschermer
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Price
€460.00
Service Costs
€230.00
Deposit Amount
€920.00
Contract Type
C
Property Type
Apartment
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
1950
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Parking Type
Street
Pets Allowed
No
Max Tenants
2
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This upper-floor flat on Antwerpsestraatweg in Bergen op Zoom is presented as an existing building with a living area of 100 m². The building date is listed as 1950 and the interior is described as upholstered. The property is classified as a flat and occupies one floor. The listing references the Warande-West neighborhood and notes a residential location close to local amenities.
The listing text describes a bright living room at the front of the apartment and refers to the property as a 3-room upper apartment with two bedrooms, while the classification fields list 2 rooms and 1 bedroom; both descriptions are included in this text to reflect the provided data. The apartment has one bathroom with a bathtub and a separate toilet. The number of floors for the unit is one and the flat is intended for occupancy by up to two people according to the description.
Facilities and utilities information provided with the listing includes public parking availability and no garage, no balcony, no garden, no roof terrace, and no shed or storeroom. Rental terms noted in the data include a monthly rent of €460, a deposit of €920, and monthly service costs of €230 per person (excluding gas, water and electricity). The rental arrangement is described as a loan agreement for an indefinite period with a mutual notice period of 28 days. Smoking and pets are not permitted; an income requirement of €1,200 is listed.
The location information indicates proximity to the center of Bergen op Zoom and local green space, with the Anton van Duinkerken park mentioned nearby. The neighborhood is described as having shops, terraces and local services within a short distance. The flat is situated on Antwerpsestraatweg in the Warande-West area, which is identified as a residential area. No time-sensitive availability statements or application instructions are included in this summary.
