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3261JD (Oud-Beijerland)
€1,375/ month + €80 service costs
This apartment on Vivaldistraat in Oud-Beijerland offers a generous living surface of 104 square meters and accommodates two bedrooms. The property was built in 2005 and carries energy label A, which supports comfortable and energy-efficient living throughout the year. The home is situated in a residential part of Oud-Beijerland, a town in the Hoeksche Waard region of South Holland. With its size and layout, the apartment is suitable for individuals, couples, or small households looking for a well-proportioned home in a well-connected municipality. The building forms part of the complex 1362 Vivaldistraat e.o. te Oud-Beijerland.
Inside, the apartment provides approximately 104 square meters of living space, distributed across a layout with two separate bedrooms in addition to the living area. The energy label A indicates that the property meets high insulation and efficiency standards, which can contribute to relatively favorable energy costs. Because the home was completed in 2005, it benefits from construction standards typical of that period, including modern installations and finishes. The rooms offer flexibility in furnishing, whether for a home office, guest room, or other personal use. Prospective tenants should note that the photographs shown for this listing are provided for indication purposes. Exact dimensions and details can be verified during a viewing.
The location on Vivaldistraat places residents within cycling distance of the center of Oud-Beijerland, where shops, supermarkets, restaurants, and other daily amenities are concentrated. The surrounding neighborhood offers a mix of residential streets and practical facilities, making everyday errands straightforward. For those who travel by car, the nearest main road is reachable within roughly five minutes, providing connections toward Rotterdam and the wider region. Public transport options in Oud-Beijerland support commuting to surrounding towns and cities. The combination of a residential setting and good accessibility makes the area practical for both work and leisure.
Financially, the rent amounts to €1,375 per month, with service costs of €80 per month in addition. The listing indicates 217 WWS points, which relates to the Dutch affordability system for rental housing. Deposit requirements vary by employment situation: for applicants with a fixed income no deposit is indicated, while an amount of €2,750 is mentioned as an indication for self-employed applicants. Requirements and conditions may deviate, so it is advisable to confirm the specifics with the landlord or agency. For tenants seeking a well-sized apartment with a strong energy label in Oud-Beijerland, this Vivaldistraat property presents a well-rounded option.
Price
€1,375.00
Service Costs
€80.00
Available From
November 1, 2026
WWS Points
217
Property Type
Apartment
Construction Year
2005
Bedrooms
2
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