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6541 BG (Nijmegen)
€2,249/ month
Property agent
Hans Janssen Makelaars Nijmegen
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Price
€2,249.00
Deposit Amount
€4,498.00
Condition
New
Property Type
House
Number of Floors
3
Construction Year
2025
Plot Area
131 m²
Volume
328 m³
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Energy Source
District
Balcony
Terrace
Garden Orientation
North
Parking Type
Gated
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This three-storey terraced house is part of the Boterfabriek development in Nijmegen and has a living area of 124 m². The dwelling is arranged over three levels and includes four rooms, of which two are designated as bedrooms. The accommodation comprises one bathroom and two separate toilets; the bathroom is fitted with a shower, toilet and washbasin. Building-bound outdoor space totals 7 m² and is complemented by a private north-facing terrace adjacent to a generous living kitchen, while a small south-facing balcony is located on the third floor.
The property is delivered as new construction (building year 2025) within a larger project that incorporates the historical Boterfabriek building, which dates from 1881. The project mix includes apartments and ground-level homes: the overall programme comprises apartments in the former factory as well as nine new ground-bound houses and additional apartment buildings. The mix of unit types within the development ranges from studios and lofts to multi-room maisonettes and city houses, reflecting a variety of floor plans and volumes.
Construction and technical characteristics include full insulation and an energy label A++. Heating and domestic hot water are supplied via district heating; the project is designed to be gas-free and climate-resilient. The dwelling’s volume is 328 m³ and the property sits on a plot of 131 m². The internal layout features substantial room proportions that allow for flexible furnishing and adaptation to different living arrangements across the three levels.
Shared elements within the development include communal inner gardens and a residents’ meeting space intended for social use by occupants and neighbourhood groups. Landscaping includes additional trees and planting aimed at supporting local biodiversity and providing green connections between buildings. Parking is provided on an enclosed site. The property location is in the Boterfabriek area of Nijmegen, positioned between the historical inner city and surrounding green spaces, with both central and residential context described in the project information.
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