Mid-Terraced House Oude Schans 73, Delfzijl - For Rent

This mid-terraced house is located at Oude Schans 73 in the Delfzijl-Centrum neighborhood of Delfzijl, in the province of Groningen. The property was constructed in 1992 as existing build and carries energy label B, with an energy index of 1.30. The home offers a total surface area of 79 square meters and is arranged over four rooms. Its setting in Delfzijl-Centrum places it close to the town center and everyday amenities. The building is equipped with an elevator for easy access to the upper level.

The interior layout centers on a living room measuring 25.74 square meters. The kitchen covers 5.72 square meters and is separate from the living space. The sleeping quarters consist of three bedrooms, measuring 7.27, 10.96, and 11.16 square meters respectively, making the home suitable for a household needing multiple rooms. A bathroom of 4.96 square meters completes the layout, along with a storage room of 7.86 square meters providing additional space for belongings. The residence is situated on the first floor, with the elevator in the building ensuring convenient access.

The home is fitted with central heating for climate control throughout the year. Outdoor space is provided in the form of a balcony. The property has no special accessibility adaptations, though the presence of the elevator supports comfortable access to the first floor. The energy label B reflects a comparatively efficient thermal performance for a home of this construction year. The storage room adds practical value to the overall floor plan.

The rental terms consist of a net rent of €713.02 per month, with service costs of €36.45, resulting in a gross monthly rent of €749.47. The contract is offered for an indefinite period by Acantus through the Groningen Huurt platform. To qualify, the household income must not exceed €51,537 for one person or €56,910 for two or more persons, and applicants must be at least 18 years old. Documentation required for allocation includes an income statement from the Dutch tax authorities, a landlord statement, and an extract from the Basisregistratie Personen (BRP), and an intake interview forms part of the allocation process. Priority in the allocation may be given to households with rehousing urgency who already reside in the municipality.