This six-room apartment (5 bedrooms) is arranged over the second floor and attic level of a historic building on Korenmarkt in Hoorn’s inner harbour quarter. The property is part of a Rijksmonument, originally dating from 1547, and retains a historical roof construction that contributes to a robust interior character. The total living area is approximately 190 m² with an additional 6 m² external storage. The building includes a shared entrance at ground level, with individual storage rooms for each dwelling and access to a rear communal garden where a private section is assigned per apartment.
On the second floor the apartment features a spacious living room of about 52 m² positioned on the canal side, connected to a semi-open kitchen. On the garden side there are two bedrooms of approximately 17 m² and 12 m² respectively. This level also includes a bathroom with a walk-in shower, a separate toilet and a dedicated laundry room suitable for a washing machine and dryer. The combination of generous room sizes and the historical roof elements provides pronounced volume and character to this part of the apartment.
The attic level comprises a mezzanine of around 21 m² above the living room, which is suitable for use as a work or study area. There is an additional bedroom of roughly 10 m² on the attic floor and a separate larger attic room of about 20 m² that includes its own bathroom with shower and toilet. A separate storage room is located on this level as well. Overall the layout offers several distinct sleeping and living spaces across two levels, supporting multi-room use such as bedrooms, study or hobby areas.
Practical details include a monthly rent of €1,500 and a one-off security deposit of €3,000. The gross annual income requirement is stated at a minimum of €60,000. The rental agreement is for an indefinite period with a minimum term of one year; the property is limited to a maximum of two residents and pets are not permitted. Heating and hot water are provided by a gas-fired combi boiler (owned by the property). Parking is by paid parking and municipal permit; a portion of the garden is private to the dwelling. The apartment is noted as having sound-transmission issues and is described as not suitable for households with children.
