Apartment Gildeplein 143, Purmerend - For Rent

This three-room apartment is located at Gildeplein 143 in Purmerend, in the Purmer-Noord district. The residence is situated on the first floor of a complex with an elevator and offers 64.58 square meters of living space. The building dates from 1985 and the home holds an energy label A. The apartment is part of a senior complex and is intended for households of one to two persons with a minimum age of 55. With its position directly at the Gildeplein shopping center, daily amenities are within immediate reach.

The layout consists of a living room of 25.31 square meters, a kitchen of 6.67 square meters, and two bedrooms measuring 14.29 and 7.79 square meters respectively. The kitchen is equipped for electric cooking, in line with the fully gas-free character of the home. The bathroom and the separate toilet have been replaced. A storage room of 6.20 square meters is located on the ground floor of the building. Additional features include a covered balcony (loggia), an intercom system, and double glazing throughout.

The Gildeplein area forms the heart of Purmer-Noord, a neighborhood with numerous shops and supermarkets. A market is held on the square, adding to the character of the area. A supermarket is roughly 260 meters away and the shopping center itself is about 150 meters from the front door. A primary school is located 430 meters away, while secondary education is available at approximately 1.14 kilometers. Purmerend train station lies about 1.5 kilometers away, and the N244 provides quick connections by car.

The net rent is €713.02 per month, with service costs of €20.95, bringing the gross rent to €733.97 per month. For urban renewal priority candidates, the maximum rent for this home is €1,118.23. Because the apartment sits above the shopping center, sounds from the shops and the market can be heard in the home more than is usual. As this is a senior complex, children are not permitted to move in with the residents. The allocation of this home is based on a points system, with priority given to households with lower incomes for affordable social rent.