House Joke Smitstraat 62, Bergen NH - For Rent

This listing concerns a well-maintained single-family home on Joke Smitstraat 62 in Bergen, in the province of North Holland. The house was built in 1988 and offers 62 square meters of living space, arranged on the ground floor. The property features three bedrooms, a west-facing garden, and a private storage unit. With an energy label A+, solar panels, and electric cooking, the home is designed for energy-efficient living. The monthly rent is set at €932.93.

The layout of the home centers on a living room of approximately 28 square meters, which forms the main living area of the house. Adjacent to the living room is an open kitchen, creating a practical and social space for cooking and dining. The home includes three bedrooms, measuring 11, 7, and 6 square meters respectively, offering space for children, guests, or a home office. An attic, accessible via a folding ladder, provides additional storage space. Central heating ensures comfortable warmth throughout the house.

A notable feature of this property is the garden, which faces west and allows for enjoyment of the afternoon and evening sun. The garden offers a private outdoor space directly accessible from the ground-floor living level. Although the home does not have a balcony, the garden serves as the primary outdoor area. The private storage unit adds further convenience for belongings such as bicycles or seasonal items. Living entirely on the ground floor provides a practical single-level layout.

Bergen is a village in North Holland known for its artistic character, its proximity to the North Sea dunes, and its location near Alkmaar. The Joke Smitstraat is situated in a residential area of the village. The home is offered by Kennemerwonen, a regional housing association, and is available from October 15, 2026. Because the home has three or more bedrooms, specific allocation criteria apply: eligibility requires that the main applicant and co-applicant have been jointly registered for at least one year and together form a common durable household. The order of allocation is determined by registration duration.