

9932AC (Delfzijl)
€717/ month + €3 service costs
This mid-terrace house is located on Zaaibak in the Tuikwerd neighborhood of Delfzijl. The property was built in 1978 as existing construction and offers approximately 60 square meters of living space, arranged over three rooms in total. The house includes two bedrooms, making it suitable for a single occupant or a smaller household. The dwelling holds energy label C, with an energy index of 1.49, and is equipped with central heating. The rental is offered with an indefinite contract through the social housing allocation system.
The layout begins with a living room measuring 23.1 square meters, which forms the central space of the home. The kitchen covers 11.14 square meters and is arranged separately from the living area. Two bedrooms are available, measuring 8.85 square meters and 12.75 square meters respectively, providing room for sleeping quarters and flexible use such as a home office. The bathroom has a surface area of 4.48 square meters. In addition, the house includes a storage room of 6.86 square meters and an attic of 11.94 square meters, offering extra space for storage or other purposes.
The property is a standard dwelling without special accessibility modifications and does not include an elevator. As a mid-terrace house, it is arranged at ground level with additional space in the attic. Because the home falls under social housing regulations, applicants must meet specific income criteria: for a one-person household, the income may not exceed €51,537, and for a household of two or more persons, the maximum is €56,910. A minimum age of 18 applies. Applicants are asked to provide supporting documents, such as an income statement from the Dutch tax authorities, a landlord declaration, and an extract from the Personal Records Database (BRP).
The Tuikwerd neighborhood is a residential area within Delfzijl, a town in the northeastern part of the province of Groningen, situated near the Eems estuary. The area consists primarily of existing residential construction from the second half of the twentieth century. Daily amenities in and around Delfzijl include shops, schools, and local services, which are reachable from the neighborhood. The location offers access to the wider Groningen region, with connections to surrounding towns and the city of Groningen. This house presents an opportunity for renters seeking a compact family home with two bedrooms, a storage room, and an attic in a residential setting in Delfzijl.
Price
€717.00
Service Costs
€3.00
Available From
November 6, 2026
Contract Type
A
Is Social Housing
Storage Present
Storage Size
6.86 m²
Property Type
House
Construction Year
1978
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Heating Type
Central
Energy Source
Gas
Minimum Age
18
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