Apartment De Garst 13, Den Helder - For Rent

This first-floor apartment is located at De Garst 13 in Den Helder and offers a total living area of 60.2 m². The property was built in 2002 and is designed as senior-friendly housing, with a minimum age requirement of 65 years for applicants. The building is equipped with an elevator and provides ground-level access, making the home easily accessible. The apartment holds energy label A and features an efficient layout suited for comfortable, long-term living.

The interior layout consists of a living room of 26.70 m², which forms the central space of the home. The open kitchen covers 5.00 m² and is connected to the living area, creating a social and practical cooking environment. The main bedroom measures 14.50 m², while the second bedroom offers 5.70 m² of space, suitable for guests or as a study. The bathroom covers 5.10 m² and is fitted with a thermostatic shower faucet, and there is also an internal storage room of 3.20 m² providing additional practical space.

The apartment is lifelong suitable (levensloopbestendig), meaning the design supports accessible living at every stage of life. A balcony offers outdoor space and an opportunity to enjoy fresh air directly from the home. Heating and hot water are provided by a combi boiler (CV ketel), and cooking is done electrically, as gas cooking is not possible in this property. Additional conveniences include an intercom system at the entrance, contributing to security and ease of access for residents.

The apartment is allocated through the zoekrecht system, and applicants must meet the minimum age requirement of 65 years. A valid income statement from the Dutch Tax Administration (Belastingdienst) is required when applying for this rental property. The net rent is €784.73 per month, with service costs of €56.60, resulting in a gross monthly rent of €841.33. Located in Den Helder, a coastal city in the north of the Netherlands, this apartment offers senior residents a comfortable and accessible home with modern amenities in a well-maintained building from 2002.