This detached house is located in the Schrijverswijk neighborhood of Heerhugowaard. The neighborhood is one of the older areas in Heerhugowaard, with many homes built in the late 1960s and early 1970s. It is close to various amenities and shops, including Middenwaard and Centrumwaard, and the NS train station. The property is a 'nul-op-de-meter' (energy-neutral) home, meaning it produces as much energy as it consumes.
The house has a total living area of 76 square meters and features four bedrooms with sizes ranging from 8 to 12 square meters. The living room spans 24 square meters, and the property includes a closed kitchen and a storage attic accessible by a fixed staircase. The house also has a garden but no balcony. Built in 1968, it has been upgraded to an energy-efficient home with solar panels and electric cooking facilities.
The property is managed by a housing association and is available for rent. The rent is €817.48, with additional service costs of €148.14, making the total monthly rent €965.62. The energy performance of the house is rated A++, indicating high energy efficiency. The property is suitable for those looking for an environmentally friendly and cost-effective living solution.
The Schrijverswijk neighborhood offers a charming living environment with a mix of older residents and a variety of housing types. The proximity to local amenities and public transportation makes it an attractive location for those who want to balance a quiet living environment with easy access to services and connectivity.
