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6042 VN (Roermond - Tegelarijeveld-Broekhin)
€747/ month + €22.7 service costs
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Price
€747.00
Service Costs
€22.70
Available From
October 1, 2025
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
3
Construction Year
1966
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Balcony
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This third-floor apartment is part of a building without a lift and was constructed in 1966. The dwelling has an energy label D and a through-living room measuring approximately 30 m². The layout includes a closed kitchen, a bathroom with shower and washbasin, and a separate toilet in the hall. There is no private garden, and the apartment has a balcony accessible from the living area.
The accommodation provides two designated bedrooms with floor areas of about 10 m² and 8 m². The listing indicates that a former third bedroom on the floor plan is now incorporated into the living room, increasing the living space. The closed kitchen is a separate room adjacent to the living area. Additional storage space is available in a sizable basement storage room.
Building and apartment features are straightforward and functional: the property is on the third floor of a building without an elevator, and the interior includes standard sanitary facilities (shower and washbasin) plus a separate toilet. The presence of a balcony offers outdoor access from the living space. A private storage room in the cellar provides extra capacity for belongings. No lift is present in the building and no private garden is associated with the apartment.
The property is located in the Tegelarijeveld neighborhood on the east side of Roermond, adjacent to the Maasniel area. Tegelarijeveld is described as a predominantly quiet and green residential area with proximity to local shops and supermarkets in nearby Maasniel. The location has straightforward access to regional routes including the A73 and is within reasonable distance of Roermond city centre. The dwelling is listed as a regular housing unit within this residential neighbourhood.
