

Den Helder
€765/ month + €40.39 service costs
This apartment on Graaf Willem II Straat 340 is located on the second floor of a residential building in Den Helder, constructed in 1972. The home offers a total living area of 80.2 m² and is accessible by elevator, which provides easy access to the upper floor. The layout consists of three bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, and a bathroom, making it suitable for those seeking a three-bedroom home. The property carries energy label B, and heating is provided by a central heating combination boiler. The monthly rent is €764.14 net, with service costs of €40.39, resulting in a gross rent of €804.53 per month.
The living room is the largest room in the apartment, measuring 25.80 m². The kitchen covers 10.20 m² and is set up for electric cooking, as gas cooking is not possible in this property. Three bedrooms are distributed across the home, measuring 12.20 m², 9.10 m², and 12.40 m² respectively, offering space for sleeping, working, or storage. The bathroom has an area of 2.90 m² and is fitted with a wall-hung toilet and a thermostatic shower tap. In addition, an external storage unit of 7.60 m² belongs to the apartment and offers extra room for items such as bicycles or seasonal belongings.
A balcony belongs to the apartment and provides an outdoor space at the home. The entrance of the building is equipped with a video intercom, allowing residents to see visitors before granting access. The living spaces are arranged on a single level, which contributes to convenient movement within the home. The thermostatic shower tap allows precise regulation of the water temperature in the bathroom. The central heating combination boiler supplies both heating and hot water throughout the apartment. An elevator in the building completes the accessibility of this second-floor residence.
Den Helder is a coastal city in the north of the province of North Holland, known for its maritime character and its proximity to the dunes and the sea. The apartment is situated on Graaf Willem II Straat, in a residential part of the city where everyday amenities are available in the surrounding area. For this property, a minimum age of 65 years applies to tenants. Allocation of the home takes place through the zoekrecht system used by housing associations in the region. With its elevator access, three bedrooms, balcony, external storage, and energy label B, this apartment offers a complete living arrangement in Den Helder.
Price
€765.00
Service Costs
€40.39
Available From
December 27, 2026
Is Social Housing
Balcony
Building Facilities
Storage Present
Storage Size
7.6 m²
Minimum Age
65
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
2
Construction Year
1972
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Separate
Cooktop Type
Electric
Energy Source
Mixed
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€765
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