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4815 AD (Breda)
€714/ month + €1.95 service costs
Crogtdijk 29-A is a compact single-family house situated in the Belcrum district on the north side of Breda. Belcrum is a popular pre-war neighborhood that lies directly against the city centre and close to the new railway station. The district is characterized by its low-rise construction and is known as a lively, family-friendly area. A wide range of daily amenities such as shops, schools, and public transport is available nearby. The combination of a central location and the residential character of the neighborhood makes this a practical base for daily life in Breda.
The house dates from 1940 and offers 45 m² of living space, which makes it suitable for a one- or two-person household. The property has an energy label C and is heated by its own central heating installation, giving residents control over their own heating and warm water. The living room measures 23 m² and forms the central living space of the home. The open kitchen is part of the living area and is directly connected to it. The property is offered as a regular rental home on the general housing market.
The house has one bedroom of 11 m², in addition to the living room and the functional spaces such as the kitchen, toilet, and entrance. The attic is accessible via a loft ladder and provides extra storage space. A separate storage room is also present. The home does not have its own private garden or balcony. It is important to note that the backyard and the storage are shared with the residents of the neighboring houses at Crogtdijk 27 and 29.
The bare rent is €713.02 per month, with service costs of €1.95, resulting in a total monthly rent of €714.97. The service costs include a contribution to the Glasfonds and sewer maintenance. With its compact layout, energy label C, and location near the centre and station of Breda, the house offers a complete package for a small household. The pre-war character of the home and the surrounding Belcrum district add to the appeal of this property.
Price
€714.00
Service Costs
€1.95
Is Social Housing
Garden
Garden Description
No private garden; the property shares the backyard with the residents of numbers 27 and 29
Storage Present
Property Type
House
Construction Year
1940
Bedrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Max Tenants
2
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