MVGM Bedrijfsmakelaars
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4837AJ (Breda)
€1,090/ month + €74 service costs
This ground-floor apartment on Willem van Oranjelaan in Breda offers approximately 67 m² of living space arranged in a practical layout. The home includes two bedrooms, making it suitable for a range of households, from couples to small families or those needing a dedicated work room. Its position on the ground floor provides direct access without the need for stairs or an elevator. The apartment holds an energy label A, which reflects efficient energy consumption and supports manageable monthly energy expenses. The property forms part of the residential complex at Willem van Oranjelaan 17, in the 4837 AJ postal code area of Breda.
The interior is arranged to provide a clear separation between the living and sleeping areas, supporting comfortable daily use. The two bedrooms offer flexibility for guests, children, or a home office. With a total living surface of approximately 67 m², the apartment provides sufficient space for essential furnishings. The home is described as being in neat condition, ready to move into. The ground-floor setting also adds everyday convenience for routines such as bringing in groceries or bicycles.
The apartment is located in the Ruitersbos neighborhood, on the southern side of Breda. This district is known for its green, leafy character and its close proximity to the Mastbos forest. Also within reach are the Markdal, the Baronielaan, and the Ginnekenmarkt, each offering their own shops and amenities. As a result, the location combines the peace and space of a green residential environment with the facilities and liveliness of the city of Breda.
The monthly rent for this apartment is €1,090, with service costs of €74 per month. The property is registered at 180 WWS points under the Dutch point system for rental housing. The deposit is indicated at €0 for applicants with a fixed income and €2,180 for self-employed applicants, noting that these are indications and differing requirements may apply. The information and images provided are intended as an indication, and no rights can be derived from them.
Price
€1,090.00
Service Costs
€74.00
Available From
November 1, 2026
Condition
Good
WWS Points
180
Property Type
Apartment
Bedrooms
2
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