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2331 MG (Leiden)
€714/ month + €48.16 service costs
This three-room apartment on Etta Palmstraat 104 is situated in the Stevenshof district of Leiden and is offered by housing corporation Portaal. The home is located on the fourth floor of a complex built in 1989 and is reachable by elevator. With a living area of 65 m², the apartment offers a practical layout with a living room and two bedrooms. The property is designated as senior housing, with allocation priority for households aged 65 and over. The building is equipped with a closed entrance hall and an intercom system.
The living room measures 22 m² and gives access to an enclosed indoor balcony of 4 m². The kitchen covers 9 m² and is arranged for electric cooking. The two bedrooms measure 12 m² and 7 m² respectively. From one of the bedrooms there is direct access to the bathroom, which is fitted with a shower and a washing machine connection. On the ground floor of the building, the apartment comes with a private storage unit of approximately 4.5 m².
The apartment is heated by district heating and is fully gas-free, with both heating and cooking operating on electricity. The home holds energy label A with an energy index of 0.98, supported by double glazing throughout. The living spaces are individually metered, and the layout is accessible for rollator users. The service costs of €48.16 per month include energy for the common areas, glass insurance, cleaning of the common areas, and an advance payment for water consumption. The base rent is €713.02 per month, resulting in a total monthly rent of €761.18, and rent allowance is possible for this property.
The Stevenshof district is a residential area in Leiden with a mix of housing types and green surroundings. Daily amenities and public transport connections are within reach of the apartment. The home offers single-level living, which, combined with the elevator and rollator-accessible layout, supports comfortable daily use. The apartment becomes available from 4 November 2026. With two bedrooms, an enclosed balcony, and a ground-floor storage unit, the property offers a well-organized home in an established neighborhood of Leiden.
Price
€714.00
Service Costs
€48.16
Available From
November 4, 2026
Is Social Housing
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Cooktop Type
Electric
Energy Source
District
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
4
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
1989
Balcony
Building Facilities
Storage Present
Storage Size
4.5 m²
Minimum Age
65
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€714
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