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6001 SX (Weert)
€770/ month + €5.1 service costs
This ground-floor terraced house on Jean Verheggenstraat is situated in the Fatima neighborhood of Weert. The property was built in 1980 and offers 78 square meters of living space arranged entirely on the ground floor, making it well suited for comfortable single-level living. The home has energy label B, supported by the presence of solar panels. It is classified as senior housing, and priority in allocation is given to interested parties aged 65 and older; if no applications from this group are received, the home is offered to those between 55 and 65 years of age based on registration duration. The base rent is €764.14 per month, with service costs of €5.10, resulting in a total monthly rent of €769.24.
The interior features a practical layout with a living room of 22 square meters that forms the central space of the home. The house includes one bedroom measuring 12 square meters. The kitchen is closed, providing a separate cooking area distinct from the living space. An attic is accessible via a fixed staircase, offering additional storage or usable space. Heating is provided by the property's own central heating system, giving residents direct control over their indoor climate.
Outdoor space is provided in the form of a garden, which offers a private area for relaxation and recreation. The house does not have a balcony, but the ground-floor position and garden together provide easy access to the outdoors. A storage room is also present, adding practical space for belongings and household equipment. Because the entire living area is on the ground floor, the home is particularly convenient for those who prefer to avoid stairs in daily use. The fixed staircase to the attic remains available for occasional access to the extra storage level.
The Fatima neighborhood is a residential area of Weert, a town in the province of Limburg. The location offers access to everyday amenities typically found in a residential district, with the wider facilities of Weert within reach. In addition to the rent, monthly housing costs depend on energy usage and possible eligibility for rent allowance (huurtoeslag), for which an indication can be calculated based on personal circumstances. The property is offered through Wonen Limburg. With its energy label B, solar panels, and single-level layout, this house presents a practical option for older house seekers in Weert.
Price
€770.00
Service Costs
€5.10
Available From
November 15, 2025
Is Social Housing
Garden
Storage Present
Property Type
House
Construction Year
1980
Bedrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Individual
Kitchen Type
Separate
Minimum Age
55
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