Apartment Albert Schweitzerlaan 113, Epe - For Rent

This two-room apartment is located on the ground floor of residential building De Bekenborgh, situated at Albert Schweitzerlaan 113 in the Hogeland neighborhood of Epe. The building was constructed in 1996 and features two residential levels along with a lift, providing easy access for residents. Designed specifically for seniors aged 65 and above, the apartment offers a comfortable and accessible living environment in a quiet residential area.

Upon entering the apartment through the hallway, residents have direct access to the bathroom, the bedroom, and the living room with an open kitchen. The living room also provides access to an indoor storage room and the terrace, creating a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor spaces. The bathroom is conveniently accessible both from the hallway and from the bedroom, offering flexibility and practicality for daily use.

The apartment includes a number of practical amenities. Residents benefit from a bicycle storage area suitable for bicycles and mobility scooters, as well as parking options available at a nearby public parking lot. The property carries an energy label C and features a central heating system. The monthly service costs advance is €95, with an additional advance of €130 for heating. While the displayed photographs are for impression purposes only, the apartment offers a living area of approximately 82 square meters, along with 10 square meters of additional indoor space such as the storage room, and a total volume of 242 cubic meters.

The location of the apartment is highly convenient, with shops, public transport, and natural surroundings all within walking distance. Residents of the building can also enjoy community gatherings such as coffee mornings organized by fellow residents. The property is available for immediate occupancy under an indefinite-term rental agreement, with a monthly rent of €1,186. Income requirements apply for this rental property, and allocation is carried out through a suitability-based assignment process with minimum and maximum income thresholds.