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3581 CH (Utrecht - Utrecht)
€2,250/ month
Property agent
Covers Wonen Makelaars
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Price
€2,250.00
Available From
June 5, 2025
Deposit Amount
€4,500.00
Contract Type
A
Condition
Good
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
1
Number of Floors
2
Construction Year
2020
Volume
210 m³
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Balcony
Terrace
Garden Description
Communal garden available for tenants without private outdoor space.
Parking Type
Street
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Maliebaan 97 D is located on the first floor at the rear of a beautiful building on the stately Maliebaan in Utrecht East. This apartment features a spacious living kitchen and a private terrace of 11 m² adjacent to the living room. With a living area of 71 m², the apartment is finished to a high standard and offers a quiet retreat in a desirable location. All apartments in the complex are delivered fully furnished and are ready for the first residents to move in, providing a luxurious feel.
The location is surprisingly good, with green spaces along the Maliebaan and situated between Burgemeester Reigerstraat and Nachtegaalstraat. It is conveniently close to Park Lepelenburg, the canals, and Wilhelminapark. For daily shopping and dining options, the lively Burgemeester Reigerstraat and Nachtegaalstraat are always a good choice, featuring an Albert Heijn, butcher, restaurants, and more. Public transport (bus stops) is within walking distance, and the main roads are easily accessible for residents with a car. Parking is available based on permits and availability from the municipality of Utrecht.
Historically, the Maliebaan was once a hotspot for students and the wealthy bourgeoisie. In the Golden Age, Utrecht was relatively quiet, prompting a group of students to request permission from city officials to play a game called Maliespel. The construction of the Maliebaan turned out to be a brilliant move, as it quickly became a popular spot for students and the affluent. Over time, various cafes and establishments opened nearby, leading to a vibrant social scene that lasted late into the night.
The layout of the Maliebaan 97 D apartment includes an entrance, a spacious hallway, a floating toilet with a sink, and a large living kitchen equipped with built-in appliances such as a combi-oven, dishwasher, cooking plate, sink, and refrigerator/freezer combination. Access to the spacious living room with a lovely terrace is available from the kitchen, allowing for morning and early afternoon sun. The front of the apartment features a large bedroom and an additional sleeping/study room, along with a luxurious bathroom.
Key features of the apartment include a living area of 71 m², a rental price of €2,250 excluding advance payments for water and electricity, and service costs included in the rent. Contracts for district heating, internet, and television must be arranged by the tenant, and the apartment is equipped with district heating. The tenant must have a minimum income of three times the monthly rent or provide a guarantee. A security deposit of two months' rent is required, and cleaning costs upon departure are the tenant's responsibility. A communal garden is available for tenants without private outdoor space. The expected availability date is around June 5, 2025.
