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4822AM (Breda)
€1,250/ month + €80 service costs
This apartment is located in the residential complex Achterste Havervelden / Tweeschaar, also known as 'De Eikenburgh', in the Heksenwiel sub-district of Breda. The complex borders the Landgoederenzone Haagse Beemden, a green area of natural and landscape value situated in the middle of a residential neighborhood. It is one of the first areas in the Netherlands where an existing green space was integrated on this scale within a large urban expansion. The setting combines a quiet, green living environment with the practical advantages of a well-developed city district. Residents benefit from both the tranquility of the estate zone and the amenities of the surrounding neighborhood.
The apartment has a living area of 97 m² and includes two bedrooms. The layout offers a semi-open kitchen that is fully equipped with appliances and connected to a spacious storage or utility room. The bathroom is fitted with a bathtub, a separate shower, and a washbasin. A generous terrace or balcony belongs to the apartment, providing outdoor space directly adjacent to the living area. The property has energy label B.
The complex 'De Eikenburgh' was built in 1996 and comprises 60 apartments spread over three identical buildings, each with four residential floors. Access is via a closed central entrance hall, which also provides entry to separate bicycle storage rooms. Each building is equipped with an elevator. Parking takes place on the complex's own grounds, in front of or next to the residential building, although this area is not enclosed. Around the complex, a communal garden has been laid out for the use of residents.
The surrounding Haagse Beemden district offers a wide range of amenities within walking and cycling distance. The Heksenwiel shopping center features an extensive selection of shops in various sectors, including two supermarkets. The district also has several educational institutions, sports facilities, and recreational options such as the Haagse Beemden Forest and the Asterdplas recreational lake. The area is easily accessible via the A16 motorway, and a ring road connects the individual sub-districts. NS station Prinsenbeek - Haagse Beemden is located approximately 3 kilometers away, which is about 8 minutes by car or 12 minutes by bicycle. The rent is €1,250 per month, excluding service costs of €80 per month.
Price
€1,250.00
Service Costs
€80.00
Available From
December 1, 2026
WWS Points
203
Garden Description
Gemeenschappelijke tuin rondom het complex (communal garden around the complex); no private garden mentioned
Parking Type
Private
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
Storage Present
Property Type
Apartment
Number of Floors
4
Construction Year
1996
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Kitchen Type
Open
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