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6001 CH (Weert - Parkhof)
€1,121/ month + €121.1 service costs
Property agent
Wonen Limburg Accent
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Price
€1,121.00
Service Costs
€121.10
Property Type
Apartment
Construction Year
2013
Bedrooms
2
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Balcony
Parking Type
Private
Building Facilities
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This ground-floor apartment is located at Stationsplein 69 in the Weert-Centrum neighbourhood. The dwelling is an apartment in a building with a lift and was constructed in 2013. The listed gross living area is 89 m² and the layout includes a living room and two separate bedrooms. The property address places it in the central area of Weert, adjacent to the station square and local urban amenities.
The internal layout comprises a living room with an area of approximately 38 m² and two bedrooms measuring about 13 m² and 8 m² respectively. The apartment includes a balcony and does not have a garden or an attic. A separate storage room (berging) is provided within the building. A floor plan is available as a PDF file for detailed spatial information.
Building and technical details state the property has energy label A with an energy index of 0.85 and is equipped with an individual central heating system (eigen CV). The building includes an elevator providing step-free access to the ground-floor apartment. The apartment was built in 2013, and materials or additional renovation history are not specified in the available information.
The property includes an allocated parking space in the underground basement level. The location at Stationsplein places the apartment within the Weert-Centrum district, providing proximity to public transport and town centre facilities. No information about pet or smoking policies is provided in the available data. For spatial reference and room layout the provided floor plan and property images can be consulted.
