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4837AJ (Breda)
€1,196/ month + €90 service costs
Situated on the Willem van Oranjelaan in Breda, this characteristic three-room apartment offers a practical living arrangement in the Breda Zuid district. The property is an upper dwelling with a living area of 68 square meters. The building dates from 1999, providing a relatively modern construction standard. The apartment holds an energy label A, which reflects good energy efficiency. Together, these characteristics make the home a well-grounded option within the Breda rental market.
The apartment consists of three rooms, including two bedrooms. As an upper dwelling, it occupies an upper level of the residential complex at Willem van Oranjelaan 17. The 68 square meters of living space are distributed across this three-room layout. The energy label A suggests relatively favorable energy costs for occupants. The property is part of the complex Willem van Oranjelaan 17/01-17/16 in Breda and carries a registration of 170 WWS points.
The location in Breda Zuid is characterized by a family-friendly environment with a relatively high share of families. In terms of population density, the neighborhood is comparatively quiet, contributing to a calm residential atmosphere. Despite this tranquility, the surroundings offer a good range of facilities. The center of Breda lies within cycling distance, as do a supermarket and a train station. The first main road connection is situated nearby, approximately seven minutes away by car. This combination makes the area convenient for both daily errands and commuting.
Regarding the practical and financial aspects, the rent is set at 1,196 euros per month, with service costs of 90 euros per month. A parking space is mandatory with this home and is included in the rent. The apartment combines two bedrooms with a compact yet functional living space. Its position in Breda Zuid provides access to both the city center and regional road connections. The energy label A contributes to manageable monthly running costs. Overall, the home presents a complete three-room configuration in a residential part of Breda.
Price
€1,196.00
Service Costs
€90.00
WWS Points
170
Is Social Housing
Parking Type
Private
Property Type
Apartment
Construction Year
1999
Bedrooms
2
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