Row House Aan het Broek 30, Sittard - For Rent

This row house at Aan het Broek 30 is situated in Broeksittard, on the edge of Sittard near the German border. The property dates from 1996 and offers 86 m² of living space, arranged across a living room, a closed kitchen, two bedrooms, and a bathroom. The home carries energy label A and is heated by its own central heating system. A distinctive feature is that the house is accessible without stairs: both the bedroom and the bathroom are located on the ground floor, and the entrance is step-free. The property carries a rollator label, making it suitable for residents who use a walking aid or prefer single-level living.

The living room measures 20 m² and serves as the central space of the home. The two bedrooms measure 11 m² and 14 m² respectively. The kitchen is closed in layout, and cooking is done on electricity. The bathroom is equipped with a low shower tray or a walk-in shower section without a step. Throughout the home there are low or no thresholds, and the bathroom and one bedroom are reachable with a rollator, while a shower seat and wall grab bars are not installed as standard. The property further includes a garden and an indoor storage room; there is no balcony.

Broeksittard lies directly on the border with Germany, with German shops and walking areas a short distance away. The surrounding neighborhood offers various parks and green spaces. Day-to-day amenities such as schools, shops, and sports facilities are located close by. The community is active and lively, with numerous associations and events, including sports clubs and cultural activities. The area is considered child-friendly and easy to navigate, with amenities within reach.

The bare rent for this home is €713.02 per month, with service costs of €2.38, resulting in a total monthly rent of €715.40. The property is offered as a regular rental home. It is expected to become available from September 2026, although this date is an estimate and the handover may take place earlier or later. A floor plan of the property is available for review, though it may differ from the current situation inside the home. Viewing the property after an invitation is part of the process, which helps prevent misunderstandings about its condition.