



Den Helder
€899/ month + €21.01 service costs
This single-family house on Fazantenstraat 90 in Den Helder offers 62.8 m² of living space arranged over three bedrooms and a private garden. The property dates from 1952 and carries energy label A, supported by solar panels. Its compact layout, private outdoor space, and sustainable installations make it a practical option for a household looking for a family home in this coastal city. The house is offered as an affordable rental through the local housing allocation system.
Inside, the living room of approximately 21.90 m² forms the central space of the home. The separate kitchen measures 6.20 m² and is arranged for electric cooking. There are three bedrooms: the largest measures about 11.20 m², the second 11.10 m², and the third 4.00 m², suitable for children, a home office, or extra storage. The bathroom covers 3.40 m², and a 5.00 m² storage room provides additional practical space within the house.
Practical features include electric cooking (cooking on gas is not possible), a combi boiler for heating and hot water, and solar panels that contribute to the energy label A rating. A thermostatic shower faucet in the bathroom allows precise control of the water temperature. A folding loft ladder (vlizotrap) gives access to the attic, which offers extra storage space. In addition to the internal storage room, the property includes an external storage unit, and the garden provides private outdoor space.
The net rent is €898.03 per month, with service costs of €21.01, bringing the gross monthly rent to €919.04. The home is allocated through the Zoekrecht system, and a valid income statement from the Dutch Tax Administration (Belastingdienst) is required for allocation. Den Helder is a coastal municipality in the province of North Holland, known for its maritime character, with the beach, dunes, and the Wadden Sea area within reach of the neighborhood.
Price
€899.00
Service Costs
€21.01
Available From
December 22, 2026
Is Social Housing
Garden
Storage Present
Storage Size
5 m²
Property Type
House
Construction Year
1952
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Separate
Cooktop Type
Electric
Energy Source
Mixed
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