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Purmerend - Noord-Holland
€901/ month + €1.2 service costs
Property agent
Intermaris
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Price
€901.00
Service Costs
€1.20
Available From
November 4, 2025
Property Type
House
Construction Year
1992
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Garden
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This is a three-room single-family house located at Andrej Sacharovstraat 33 in Purmerend, with a stated living area of 84.3 m². The accommodation features a living room, an open kitchen equipped for electric cooking, two designated bedrooms (the original floor plan showed three bedrooms but the partition between the two smaller rooms has been removed), and a bathroom which includes a second toilet. A fixed staircase provides access to the attic, and there is an external storage room located in the garden. The property was built in 1992 and carries an energy label A+.
The home is gas-free and fitted with eight solar panels, double glazing and district heating for hot water and indoor heating. The open kitchen measures approximately 9.6 m² and the living room is about 24.2 m². Additional indoor spaces include a storage room of 6.3 m², a bathroom of 4.5 m², and an attic space of 12.9 m². The total parcel/perceel is listed as 84.30 m².
Practical and viewing details are noted: the advertised net monthly rent is €900.07 with service costs of €1.20 (gross listed as €901.27). Some fixtures — specifically the floor and window blinds — are available for takeover. Viewings are by invitation only and will take place in an occupied state; the scheduled group viewing (for invited applicants) is on 22 August 2025 at 14:00. The expected rental start date is given as 4 November 2025 (this is stated as tentative). The advertisement number is 2025081204 and the allocation method is points-based.
There are allocation and eligibility notes: tenants from Purmerend or Beemster receive priority provided they meet three conditions (current postcode in specified ranges, currently living in or renting a social housing unit in those municipalities or being resident there, and having completed address/woonsituatie information in their profile before applying). Income limits for this property are stated: maximum taxable income €49,669 for single-person households and €54,847 for multi-person households (price level 2025). Applicants must supply an income statement from the Dutch tax authorities for 2023. Photographs and the floor plan are provided as examples and may deviate from the actual layout.
