



Den Helder
€889/ month + €8.35 service costs
This family house on Pieter Straatlaan 52 in Den Helder offers approximately 90.7 m² of living space and is arranged with three bedrooms, making it well suited for households seeking an affordable single-family home. The property dates from 1969 and carries an energy label A, supported by the presence of solar panels. The gross rent is €896.83 per month, consisting of a net rent of €888.48 and €8.35 in service costs. The home includes a garden as well as an external storage unit, adding both outdoor space and practical extra storage options. With three bedrooms, a garden, and favorable energy characteristics, the house offers a complete package for a family.
The layout of the house is clear and functional. The living room measures 27.30 m² and forms the central space of the home. The kitchen covers 7.50 m² and is arranged separately from the living area. The three bedrooms measure 13.90 m², 11.60 m², and 6.10 m² respectively, offering room for children, guests, or a home office. The bathroom spans 4.80 m² and is equipped with a thermostatic shower faucet.
Additional space is provided by the attic of 12.50 m², which is accessible via a folding ladder and serves as a convenient storage level. The external storage of 7 m² offers further room for bicycles, tools, or seasonal items. The house is heated by a combi boiler. Cooking takes place electrically, as a gas connection for cooking is not available. The solar panels contribute to the energy label A rating and can help keep energy costs manageable.
Den Helder is a coastal city in the far north of North Holland, known for its maritime character, its position along the Wadden Sea, and its range of local amenities. The streets around Pieter Straatlaan consist mainly of residential housing from the same period, creating a uniform and quiet living environment. Daily facilities such as shops, schools, and public transport are within reach, while the surrounding area offers ample opportunities for recreation along the coast. The home is expected to be available for rent from early January 2027. For households looking for a three-bedroom family house with a garden, storage, and a strong energy label in Den Helder, this property presents a well-rounded option.
Price
€889.00
Service Costs
€8.35
Available From
January 3, 2027
Is Social Housing
Garden
Garden Description
Tuin aanwezig (afmetingen niet gespecificeerd)
Storage Present
Storage Size
7 m²
Property Type
House
Construction Year
1969
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Separate
Cooktop Type
Electric
Energy Source
Mixed
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€889
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