

Hippolytushoef
€765/ month + €16.82 service costs
This spacious senior home on Cornelis J Boskerstraat in Hippolytushoef offers approximately 103 m² of living space in a property dating from 1975. The house is designed to be suitable for lifelong living, with the main bathroom situated on the ground floor. The ground floor features an extension containing a bathroom and a bedroom, while the upper floor offers two further bedrooms and a bathroom. The living room measures about 31 m² and forms the central space of the home. The property carries energy label B and is fitted with solar panels. A large garden and an internal storage room complete the home.
The specification lists several bedrooms, with rooms ranging from approximately 9 to 16 m², alongside a kitchen of around 7.5 m². A separate shower room of roughly 6.5 m² provides additional convenience. An internal storage space of 5.77 m² offers practical storage capacity within the house. According to the listing, the floor plan deviates from the actual situation in certain places. Certain items, including a tiled floor and a garden shed, may be taken over from the departing tenant in mutual consultation, to be recorded in a signed handover form at the final inspection.
The home is equipped for electric cooking only, which is an important point of attention for prospective tenants. Heating is provided by a combi boiler (CV ketel), while the solar panels support the energy supply in combination with the B energy label. The service charges include the glass fund. The rent is offered under an income-based rent policy: depending on the applicant's income, the rent is set at either a lower or higher rate, so that housing allowance may be within reach for lower incomes. The home is intended for households of one to two persons with a minimum age of 55, and an income limit applies of € 51,537 for single-person households and € 56,910 for multi-person households.
Hippolytushoef is the largest village on the former island of Wieringen, located near the Wadden Sea at the top of North Holland. The Hoofdstraat offers a range of shops, including a supermarket, a bakery, a clothing store and a drugstore. At the centre of the village stands the Hippolytuskerk, largely dating from the Middle Ages, which is also used for cultural events; its tower is visible from afar, as the church was built on an artificial elevation. The village offers ample opportunities for sport and recreation, with sports fields hosting various clubs and an indoor swimming pool. The surrounding landscape of the former island adds to the appeal of this part of North Holland.
Price
€765.00
Service Costs
€16.82
Available From
November 23, 2026
Condition
Good
Is Social Housing
Garden
Garden Description
Grote tuin; tuinhuis eventueel over te nemen in overleg met de vertrekkende huurder
Storage Present
Storage Size
5.77 m²
Number of Floors
2
Construction Year
1975
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
2
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Separate
Cooktop Type
Electric
Energy Source
Mixed
Max Tenants
2
Minimum Age
55
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