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€1,364/ month
This first-floor apartment (Apartment D) is situated at the front of a characteristic notary villa on the Berg in Nuenen, a building dating from 1899 that was converted in 2013 into six spacious rental apartments. The apartment offers approximately 60 m² of living space and is laid out with three rooms, including one bedroom. A spacious, wheelchair-friendly entrance and hallway leads into a bright living room with abundant natural light, which opens onto a large terrace. The open kitchen is equipped with all modern conveniences, while the bathroom is fitted with a shower and washbasin. In addition to the living area, the unit includes 15 m² of building-bound outdoor space and 5 m² of external storage.
The villa is based on a “living apart together” concept, combining private living with optional communal life. Each apartment has its own gas, water, and electricity meters, a private central heating boiler, and a fiber-optic internet connection, so no costs need to be settled between residents. Residents can cook and enjoy complete privacy in their own apartment, or choose to join others in the shared living room and spacious communal kitchen for dinner, conversation, or a game of cards. Nothing is obligatory, and with only six apartments in total, the community remains small in scale. An overnight room is also part of the building, which family members or caregivers may use in consultation with the landlord. The apartments are intended for active seniors, both singles and couples.
The communal areas include a living room, kitchen, hallway, and elevator, all maintained through the monthly service costs. Surrounding the villa is a shared garden of nearly 2,000 square meters, which is tended by a gardener whose salary is covered by the service charges. A cleaner takes care of the shared interior spaces, and maintenance of the elevator and the communal central heating boiler is likewise included. Shared Wi-Fi is available in the common areas. In addition, there is ample parking on the property's own grounds.
The apartment is offered for rent at €1,364 per month, optionally furnished, with a minimum rental period of three months and an indefinite lease. The deposit amounts to €1,500. The rent excludes private gas, water, and electricity, a personal fiber-optic subscription for TV, phone, and internet, maintenance of the private heating boiler, cleaning of the apartment, and a one-sixth share of municipal taxes and water system charges. Residents arrange their own care if needed, although collective purchasing can offer financial advantages, and the landlord can assist in finding suitable support. The property is located on the Berg in Nuenen, offering a residential setting with access to local amenities.
Price
€1,364.00
Deposit Amount
€1,500.00
Contract Type
A
Min Duration
3
Condition
Renovated
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Individual
Kitchen Type
Open
Energy Source
Gas
Max Tenants
2
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
1
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
1899
Volume
266 m³
Renovation Year
2013
Garden
Terrace
Garden Description
Romantic communal garden of nearly 2,000 m² surrounding the villa; maintenance handled by a gardener and included in the service costs
Parking Type
Private
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Storage Present
Storage Size
5 m²
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