For rent
Ground-Floor Apartment Adam Schuurmanstraat, Den Helder - For Rent
Den Helder
90 m²3 roomsShellEnergy label A
€959/ month + €63.3 service costs
About This Rental in Den Helder
Ground-Floor Apartment with Two Bedrooms, Garden and Energy Label A in Den Helder
This ground-floor apartment is located on Adam Schuurmanstraat in Den Helder and offers a total living area of 89.9 m². The property was built in 2007 and holds energy label A, indicating efficient energy use. The home is situated on the ground floor of a building equipped with an elevator, which adds convenience and accessibility. With two bedrooms and a spacious living room, the layout is well suited for a range of households. The apartment is designated as lifetime-suitable (levensloopbestendig), meaning it is designed to remain comfortable and practical as living needs change over time.
The interior is arranged around a generous living room of 48.0 m², which forms the central space of the home. The open kitchen covers 5.9 m² and is connected to the living area, creating a social and functional cooking environment. The main bedroom measures 15.6 m², while the second bedroom offers 9.2 m² of space. The bathroom of 6.3 m² is fitted with a thermostatic shower tap, and the wall-hung toilet is separately accessible. An internal storage room of 4.9 m² provides additional practical space for household items.
The apartment includes several features that support comfort and ease of use. Cooking is fully electric, and gas cooking is not possible in this home, while heating is provided by a combi boiler. A video intercom adds an element of security and convenience at the entrance. The apartment also has access to a garden, offering outdoor space at ground level. The combination of the ground-floor position, elevator access in the building, and the accessible layout makes the property well suited for residents who prefer step-free living.
The net rent is €958.34 per month, with service costs of €63.30, resulting in a gross monthly rent of €1,021.64. The property is preferably rented to a candidate aged 65 or older. Candidates under 65 may respond but will be placed on a waiting list that is considered when no candidates of 65 or older are available. Den Helder is a coastal city in the north of the Netherlands, and the neighborhood around Adam Schuurmanstraat offers everyday amenities within reach. The apartment combines relatively modern construction standards with a practical, single-level layout.
Property Details & Features
Rental Overview
Price
€959.00
Service Costs
€63.30
Available From
November 8, 2026
Is Social Housing
Outdoor Spaces
Garden
Parking, Storage, and Facilities
Building Facilities
Elevator
Storage Present
Storage Size
4.9 m²
Tenant Requirements & Preferences
Minimum Age
65
Property Basics
Property Type
Apartment
Construction Year
2007
Interior Spaces
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Boiler
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Cooktop Type
Electric
Energy Source
Mixed
Rental price trends in Den Helder
Month-by-month overview of 3-room rental listings in Den Helder. Compare the current listing to the local market average to see if it’s priced fairly.
Current listing price
€959
29.0% higher than averageMarket average (3 rooms, Den Helder)
€743
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