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€419/ month + €0.7 service costs
This ground-floor room is situated on Van den Boogaardstraat in Ravenstein, a town in the northeastern part of the province of North Brabant. The property was built in 1970 and holds energy label B. It is offered under a shared housing arrangement, which means the home is rented by two tenants together, with private bedrooms and shared use of the common areas. The layout consists of a living room of approximately 25 m² and one bedroom of around 13 m². In addition, the property features a closed kitchen and an attic that is accessible via a folding ladder. The home is heated by a gas-fired central heating boiler.
Outdoor space is provided in the form of a garden facing southwest, which is shared between the tenants. There is no balcony, but a storage facility is available, and this too is a shared amenity. The ground-floor position of the home makes it easily accessible without stairs. The monthly rent is €417.60, with service costs of €0.70, resulting in a total monthly rent of €418.30. The property is available in consultation with the landlord.
Ravenstein is a small, historic town located on the Maas river and forms part of the municipality of Oss. The town is known for its historic character and compact center, where everyday amenities and local facilities can be found in the vicinity. The surrounding area is characterized by a mix of water, farmland, and nature, offering opportunities for recreation. Thanks to its position in northeastern North Brabant, larger towns such as Oss and Nijmegen are within reach by car or public transport. This combination of small-town character and regional connectivity makes the location practical for daily life.
The shared housing concept is intended to make efficient use of the available housing stock in response to high demand. Under this arrangement, two prospective tenants apply for the home together, and each retains their registration time with the landlord for other properties. The allocation of the home takes place through a lottery system after the application period closes, and in some cases tenants involved in restructuring are given priority. This setup allows two households to live in one home, each with a private bedroom and shared use of the living room, kitchen, garden, and storage. For those looking to combine independent living with a shared home environment, this ground-floor property in Ravenstein offers a practical and well-laid-out option.
Price
€419.00
Service Costs
€0.70
Is Social Housing
Garden
Garden Description
Gezamenlijke tuin (shared garden)
Garden Orientation
Southwest
Storage Present
Property Type
Room
Construction Year
1970
Bedrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Gas
Kitchen Type
Separate
Energy Source
Gas
Max Tenants
2
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