

Den Helder
€782/ month
This first-floor apartment on the Marsdiepstraat in Den Helder offers approximately 71.8 square meters of living space with three bedrooms. The building was constructed in 1958 and the home carries energy label B. The apartment is situated on the first floor and is reached via a closed entrance. With a net monthly rent of €781.83 and service costs of €31.59, this residence presents a practical option for those seeking a multi-bedroom home in this coastal city.
The layout comprises a living room of 20.50 square meters, a separate kitchen of 6.50 square meters, and three bedrooms measuring 12.40, 10.00, and 9.10 square meters respectively. The kitchen is arranged for electric cooking, as gas cooking is not possible in this home. The bathroom covers 2.30 square meters and is fitted with a thermostatic shower faucet. The three bedrooms provide flexible space for sleeping, working from home, or accommodating family members or guests.
Comfort and practicality are supported by several features throughout the apartment. Heating is provided by a central heating combi boiler, allowing for efficient warmth during colder months. The home includes a balcony, offering an outdoor space to enjoy fresh air directly from the apartment. In addition, an external storage room of 11.00 square meters is available, suitable for bicycles, luggage, or other belongings. An intercom system at the entrance adds convenience and security for residents.
The Marsdiepstraat is located in Den Helder, the northernmost city on the Dutch mainland in the province of North Holland. The surrounding area offers a mix of residential streets and everyday amenities, with shops, schools, and public transport connections within reach. Den Helder is characterized by its maritime heritage and its proximity to the North Sea beach and the Wadden Sea. The ferry connection to Texel departs from the city, adding to the appeal of the location. This combination of layout, amenities, and setting makes the apartment suitable for those seeking a home in a coastal environment.
Price
€782.00
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