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4812 TG (Breda)
€933/ month + €44.87 service costs
This ground-floor apartment on Jan Ligthartstraat is situated in the Heuvel district of Breda West. The property was built in 1952 and underwent major maintenance in 2021, giving the home an updated and well-maintained character. It holds an energy label A and is heated by district heating, with solar panels contributing further to its energy efficiency. The base rent is €932.93 per month, with service costs of €44.87, bringing the total monthly rent to €977.80. As a nultredenwoning, the entire home is located on the ground floor, making it a practical option for those seeking single-level living.
The apartment offers a well-proportioned layout with five rooms in total. The living room measures 22 m² and provides access to a balcony. There are three bedrooms of 14 m², 12 m² and 9 m², offering flexible space for sleeping, working or storage. The kitchen is closed and separate from the living area. Additional features include a private storage room (berging), while residents also have access to a shared communal garden. The home has no attic, and there is no private garden.
The location is one of the practical strengths of this property. The Dr. Struyckenplein, with shops for daily groceries, is only a five-minute walk away. The apartment is also conveniently positioned with respect to the city center of Breda and the main access roads, making it easy to reach surrounding areas by car or public transport. The Heuvel neighborhood combines residential streets with nearby amenities, offering a balanced living environment in Breda West.
The monthly service costs cover electricity in the common areas, the glass fund, sewer maintenance, cleaning of the general spaces, and the solar power installation. Allocation of this home is handled through a lottery system by computer, with rehousing candidates receiving priority unless another target group applies. Prospective tenants should note that these homes are relatively prone to sound transmission due to their construction period, so a well-insulating floor is recommended when laying new flooring, and the homes are not considered suitable for occupation with children. Heating is provided through the district heating network, supporting the home's energy label A rating.
Price
€933.00
Service Costs
€44.87
Condition
Renovated
Is Social Housing
Balcony
Garden Description
Geen privé-tuin, maar er is wel een gemeenschappelijke tuin aanwezig
Storage Present
Property Type
Apartment
Construction Year
1952
Renovation Year
2021
Bedrooms
3
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Separate
Energy Source
District
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