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Breda - City
€1,200/ month
Private landlord
Verhuurder
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Price
€1,200.00
Available From
October 18, 2025
Deposit Amount
€2,400.00
Condition
Good
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
2
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Shared Facilities
Pets Allowed
No
Max Tenants
2
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This unfurnished 2-room apartment is located on Haven in the center of Breda, within walking distance of shops, public transport and other local amenities. The building is described as well maintained and the apartment is situated on the second floor, reached via a shared main entrance and central stairwell. The apartment has a total living area of 71 m² and is arranged to provide practical living space in a compact central location. The property listing identifies the landlord as a real estate agent.
The interior layout comprises a finished living room with views over the harbor, a single bedroom, a separate kitchen and a bathroom fitted with a shower and washbasin. The accommodation is offered unfurnished and the living spaces are presented in a maintained condition. The apartment is suitable for up to two persons and the floor level and internal arrangement make it appropriate for small household occupancy. No additional internal alterations or renovation dates are specified in the listing.
The base rent is indicated as €1,200 per month excluding utilities; the listing also reports a total monthly rent of €1,350 including gas, water and electricity (G/W/L). A security deposit is required equal to two times the total rent. The listing notes that housing allowance is not possible for this property. The rental period is described as indefinite.
Building and neighborhood features include a central location in Breda close to shops and public transport, and the property is presented as part of a well-kept building. The listing specifies that pets are not allowed. No details about parking, storage or smoking policy are provided in the available information. Further contact or viewing arrangements are handled through the listed landlord or real estate agent as specified in the original listing.
