



Den Helder
€765/ month + €8.35 service costs
This single-family house on Van Galenstraat in Den Helder offers 68.4 square meters of living space in a home dating from 1922. The property features three bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, and a bathroom, arranged over multiple levels. The house carries energy label A, which reflects its energy efficiency. Heating is provided by a combi boiler, and cooking is electric, as gas cooking is not possible. With a garden and an external storage room, the home offers practical amenities for everyday living. The net rent is €764.14 per month, with service costs of €8.35, bringing the gross monthly rent to €772.49.
The living room covers 24.30 square meters and forms the central space of the house. The kitchen measures 5.60 square meters and is arranged for electric cooking. The bathroom spans 1.50 square meters and is equipped with a thermostatic shower faucet. The three bedrooms measure 12.70, 7.50, and 4.60 square meters respectively, providing space for a family or for use as a home office. The distribution of rooms allows for a practical separation between living and sleeping areas. The layout is straightforward and functional, typical of homes from this period.
Additional storage is available in two places. An external storage room of 6.00 square meters offers space for bicycles, tools, or other belongings. A loft ladder provides access to an attic of 6.20 square meters, adding further storage capacity. The garden provides outdoor space directly adjacent to the house. The thermostatic shower faucet contributes to comfortable and efficient use of hot water. The combi boiler supplies both heating and hot water throughout the home.
Den Helder is a coastal city in the far north of North Holland, known for its maritime character and its position between the North Sea and the Wadden Sea. The Van Galenstraat is situated in a residential area of the city, with daily amenities nearby. The house is a rental property allocated through a housing association, and applicants are required to provide an income statement from the Dutch Tax Administration. With its energy label A, three bedrooms, garden, and accessible monthly rent, this house offers a solid foundation for a household seeking rental housing in Den Helder.
Price
€765.00
Service Costs
€8.35
Available From
January 10, 2027
Is Social Housing
Garden
Garden Description
Tuin
Storage Present
Storage Size
6 m²
Property Type
House
Construction Year
1922
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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