Wellernet
Property agent
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6418 CZ (Heerlen)
€765/ month + €1.2 service costs
Corisbergweg 120 is a terraced family house situated in the Heerlerbaan-Centrum district of Heerlen. The property was built in 1987 and offers 58 square meters of living space spread across several levels. It is heated by its own central heating system, giving occupants direct control over heating and hot water. The house carries energy label B, which points to reasonably good insulation and comparatively moderate energy consumption. As a regular rental property, it is intended for standard household occupancy.
The ground floor is centered on a living room of approximately 25 square meters, which serves as the main area for daily life. The kitchen is closed, meaning it is separated from the living room and allows for cooking without an open connection to the seating area. Upstairs, the house provides three bedrooms measuring 8, 11 and 5 square meters respectively. In addition, an attic space is accessible via a hatch ladder, offering room for storage or occasional use. A separate storage area is also part of the property.
Outdoor space is available in the form of a garden belonging to the property, while there is no balcony. The house is located at Corisbergweg within the 6418 CZ postal area of Heerlen. Heerlerbaan-Centrum is a residential neighborhood of Heerlen with a mix of housing in its immediate surroundings. Daily amenities such as shops, schools and public transport connections can be found in the wider area around the Heerlerbaan. The center of Heerlen, with its train station and broader range of facilities, is within reach of the neighborhood.
The monthly costs consist of a base rent of €764.14 plus €1.20 in service costs, bringing the total rent to €765.34 per month. Thanks to the B energy label, expected energy expenses remain relatively limited compared to less efficient homes. Suitability of the house may depend on household composition, age and income, as the landlord assesses whether the property fits the applicant's situation. The listing is offered by housing corporation Weller, which manages rental properties in Heerlen and the surrounding region. Overall, the house combines a practical layout with three bedrooms, a garden and an energy label B in a well-located residential neighborhood.
Price
€765.00
Service Costs
€1.20
Available From
October 1, 2026
Is Social Housing
Garden
Storage Present
Property Type
House
Number of Floors
2
Construction Year
1987
Bedrooms
3
Amenities
Heating Type
Individual
Kitchen Type
Separate
Energy Source
Gas
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