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331 PL (Middelburg - Middelburg)
€1,175/ month
Property agent
Kees Buijsen Makelaars
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Price
€1,175.00
Deposit Amount
€2,350.00
Contract Type
A
Min Duration
12
Condition
Moderate
Property Type
House
Number of Floors
3
Construction Year
1641
Volume
260 m³
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Balcony
Parking Type
Street
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This property is a monumental house located on Sint Sebastiaanstraat in the historic centre of Middelburg, built in 1641. The house sits on a narrow, quiet street close to the Market and is within walking distance of restaurants, cafés and shops in the city centre. It has a listed (monumental) status and retains several original features that contribute to its character. The accommodation is offered fully furnished and fully staged and is available immediately, with a minimum rental term of 12 months and a one-month notice period.
The ground floor has a distinctive entrance with two outward-opening gate doors leading to a small portal and onward to the interior. A flexible, spacious ground-floor room can be used according to the tenant’s needs and provides access to the bathroom and the stair to the first floor. The bathroom is fully tiled and fitted with a walk-in shower, toilet and washbasin. The entrance arrangement and ground-floor layout offer a direct, private access sequence from the street into the living areas.
On the first floor a small landing leads to the open-plan living room and kitchen, which include a sitting area, dining area and a kitchen with a bar-style arrangement. The floor retains the original wooden floorboards and exposed ceiling beams, which are visible in the living space. A second separate toilet is located on this level and has a tiled floor and panelled finish. At the rear of the house there is a balcony of approximately 8 m² accessible from the first floor, providing an outdoor area in the centre location.
The second and top floor is reached by a fixed staircase and is arranged as a single bedroom of about 20 m² with built-in cupboards and a washbasin. Overall the property has a living area of approximately 74 m², listed as 3 rooms (1 bedroom) across two main living levels plus an attic. Practical details: roof insulation is present, utilities include electricity, heating and running water, and there is internal storage space. Parking is by public parking in the vicinity. Monthly rent is €1,175 (excl. service costs). A security deposit of €2,350 is required where fixed employment can be demonstrated; if no fixed employment is shown the deposit may be increased to three times the base rent. The gross monthly income requirement is at least three times the rent; alternative arrangements such as a higher deposit or a guarantor (who must meet the income criterion, typically five times the rent) may be possible.
