Ground-Floor Apartment Helvoirtseweg 62, Vught - For Rent

This ground-floor apartment is located on the Helvoirtseweg in Vught, in a small-scale residential complex equipped with an elevator. The home offers a total living area of 47 m² and features a light living room of approximately 24 m². The further layout includes a closed kitchen, one bedroom of about 12 m², and a neat bathroom. An indoor storage room provides additional practical space. The building dates from 1973 and the apartment has energy label D, with heating provided through a shared gas central heating system.

The apartment is situated on the ground floor and is level-accessible, which adds to everyday comfort. A south-facing balcony offers a sunny outdoor space, while the complex also includes an enclosed communal bicycle storage. The combination of ground-level access and the presence of a lift makes the property easily accessible. This dwelling is designated as senior housing and is offered under the rent policy that applies to senior residences. The monthly base rent is €775.33, with a total monthly amount of €947.33 including service and energy-related charges, and rent allowance is possible.

Helvoirtseweg is situated on an attractive location near the center of Vught. In the direct vicinity there are various shops, supermarkets, dining establishments, and care facilities. The green character of Vught offers ample opportunities for walking and enjoying the outdoors. The neighborhood combines a central position with a leafy, residential setting, placing daily amenities within easy reach.

For public transport, several bus stops are within walking distance, and Vught's railway station is easily reachable over a short distance. This provides good connections to cities such as 's-Hertogenbosch and Tilburg, as well as surrounding municipalities. By car, the access roads to the A2 and N65 are quickly reachable. Prospective tenants should take into account rail works to be carried out by ProRail in the area, which may temporarily cause noise nuisance and reduced accessibility. The current occupant offers several items, such as window coverings and flooring, for takeover, although the new tenant is not obliged to take these over.