



Vaals
€205/ month
This three-room house in the Heuvel neighborhood of Vaals is offered as anti-squat living space, an arrangement in which occupants pay a low monthly fee in exchange for living in and looking after the property. The home measures approximately 75 to 78 square meters and comes unfurnished, giving tenants the freedom to arrange the interior to their own taste. The rental agreement runs for an indefinite period, making it a flexible housing option rather than a fixed-term lease. The monthly fee is set at €205, excluding gas, water, and electricity, and no deposit is required. Viewings of the property can be arranged through the landlord's office in Maastricht.
The interior layout includes a private living room, a private kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a separate toilet, with no shared spaces among occupants. The three-room configuration offers enough room for a small household of one or two people. At the rear, the house features a backyard equipped with a garden shed, which provides both outdoor space and practical storage. The property has a retro character, giving it a distinctive feel compared with more recently built homes. The energy label of the building is unknown, and no internet connection is included.
The house is located in Vaals, a town in the far south of the Netherlands that lies directly on the border with Germany and Belgium. The immediate surroundings of the Heuvel neighborhood place shops, supermarkets, restaurants, and cafés within cycling distance. Public transport connections are also reachable by bike, which supports daily commuting and errands without heavy reliance on a car. The combination of a residential setting and nearby amenities makes the location practical for both students and working tenants. Those based in the wider South Limburg region will find the cross-border area and nearby towns easily accessible.
The terms of the anti-squat arrangement are straightforward, with a single monthly fee of €205 covering the occupancy of the home, while utilities are billed separately. There is no deposit and no stated additional cost beyond the monthly fee and utilities. Pets are not permitted in this property. The landlord is looking to accommodate up to two occupants between the ages of 19 and 35, and is open to students, working students, and working professionals. The ideal duration of stay is not fixed, and people of all languages and backgrounds are welcome, which fits the flexible, indefinite nature of the arrangement.
Price
€205.00
Available From
October 22, 2026
Garden
Garden Description
Backyard (achtertuin) with a garden shed (tuinhuisje)
Property Type
House
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
2
Minimum Age
19
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