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4812 RP (Breda - Noord-Brabant)
€888/ month + €1.88 service costs
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Price
€888.00
Service Costs
€1.88
Available From
November 10, 2025
Is Social Housing
Property Type
House
Bedrooms
2
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Garden
Storage Present
Tenant Type
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This single-family house at Willem Barendszstraat 58 is located in the West/Heuvel area of Breda. The property is listed as a regular housing unit within a row of 1950s-style houses on a broad street in a green neighborhood. The dwelling is classified with energy label C and is equipped with its own central heating system. The listing identifies the property type as an eengezinswoning (single-family house) suitable for standard household occupancy.
The interior layout comprises a living room of approximately 18 m² and two bedrooms measuring about 16 m² and 10 m² respectively, providing distinct sleeping areas separate from the main living space. The kitchen is open to the living area, forming an integrated living-and-kitchen arrangement. The property includes an attic accessible by a fixed staircase, which offers additional usable space above the main floors. A dedicated storage room (berging) is provided within the property; there is no balcony present.
Outdoor space on the plot includes a garden, offering an external area connected to the dwelling. Service costs are charged in addition to the base rent and specifically include contributions for the glass fund and sewer maintenance; other utility inclusions are not specified in the available information. The listing notes that the property is managed (beheerder) but does not provide further administrative details in the available data. Heating is provided by an individual central heating system under the occupant’s control.
The address corresponds to postal code 4812 RP in Breda and is situated in the West/Heuvel neighborhood of the city. Floor plans and pictorial material are referenced in the listing attachments, including plan and energy label documents, which provide additional layout and technical information. The listing does not specify policies relating to pets or smoking in the dwelling within the provided data. The above description reflects the stable factual information extracted from the listing materials without promotional language or transient application details.
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NO2
10.03µg/m 3
O3
16.31µg/m 3
PM10
33.87µg/m 3
PM2.5
22.87µg/m 3
Data sourced from the nearest monitoring station. Directly from the official Dutch air quality network: Luchtmeetnet
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