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For rent
House Crogtdijk 29-A, Breda - For Rent
4815 AD (Breda)
45 m²2 roomsShellEnergy label C
€714/ month + €1.95 service costs
About This Rental in Breda
Compact 1940s Single-Family Home in Belcrum, Breda – 1 Bedroom, Energy Label C
Situated on Crogtdijk in the Belcrum district of Breda, this single-family home offers 45 square meters of living space in a pre-war setting. The house dates from 1940 and has an energy label C, with heating provided by its own central heating system. The layout is compact and the property is particularly suitable for a one- or two-person household. The monthly rent is €713.02, with €1.95 in service costs, bringing the total rent to €714.97. This amount includes the Glasfonds and sewer maintenance. The home is available for immediate occupancy.
The interior comprises a living room of approximately 23 square meters with an open kitchen. There is one bedroom of around 11 square meters, providing a practical sleeping area. The attic is accessible via a folding ladder and offers additional space. A storage area is also present at the property. The house has no private garden or balcony; instead, the backyard is shared with the residents of the neighboring numbers 27 and 29, as is the storage area. The ground-level layout means there are no upper floors within the living space.
The Belcrum neighborhood is a popular, pre-war district of Breda located directly against the city center and close to the station. The area is characterized by its low-rise buildings and is known as a child-friendly neighborhood with many families. Various amenities are present in the direct vicinity, providing residents with daily conveniences within easy reach. The combination of its historic character and central location makes Belcrum a well-established part of Breda. The nearby station also offers connections to the rest of the city and the surrounding region.
The allocation of this regular rental property is based on registration duration, meaning that the length of time a housing seeker has been registered determines the order of selection. Priority is given to people who need to move because their current home is being demolished or substantially renovated. For this property, the landlord deviates from the standard rental income table in the allocation process. With its compact size, ground-level layout, and energy label C, the house presents a practical housing option in one of Breda's established neighborhoods. The shared outdoor space and storage add functional value to the property.
Property Details & Features
Rental Overview
Price
€714.00
Service Costs
€1.95
Is Social Housing
Parking, Storage, and Facilities
Storage Present
Tenant Requirements & Preferences
Max Tenants
2
Property Basics
Construction Year
1940
Interior Spaces
Bedrooms
1
Amenities
Boiler
Heating Type
Individual
Kitchen Type
Open
Energy Source
Gas
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