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4724 BH (Wouw)
€714/ month + €40.5 service costs
This ground-floor apartment is located in the residential building Venpoorten in Wouw, a village in the municipality of Roosendaal in the province of North Brabant. The building is set in a green and quiet environment, offering a calm residential setting. Although the apartment is situated on the ground floor, the complex is equipped with an elevator. The property dates from 1993 and has a practical, well-arranged layout. With an energy label A, the home meets high standards for energy efficiency.
The apartment offers a living room of 28 m², which forms the central space of the home. The open kitchen is directly connected to the living area, creating a social and spacious feel. The property includes two bedrooms, measuring 6 m² and 9 m² respectively, providing room for sleeping quarters and a study or guest room. There is no attic, but a storage area is available for extra belongings. Instead of a private balcony, residents have access to a communal garden.
Several specific features make this apartment comfortable and accessible. The home is rollator-accessible, making it suitable for people with limited mobility. A smart lock is installed, allowing keyless and secure access to the property. Heating is provided by a central heating system with a combi boiler. In addition, a private storage unit is present, a practical addition for bicycles or other items.
The bare rent for this apartment is €713.02 per month. Service costs amount to €40.50 per month, bringing the total monthly rent to €753.52. Wouw is a village in the municipality of Roosendaal, in the west of North Brabant. The location combines a quiet, green residential environment with the amenities of the village nearby. This makes the apartment suitable for a wide range of tenants, including those looking for accessible, energy-efficient living space.
Price
€714.00
Service Costs
€40.50
Available From
December 23, 2026
Is Social Housing
Garden
Garden Description
Gemeenschappelijke tuin (communal garden)
Building Facilities
Storage Present
Property Type
Apartment
Construction Year
1993
Bedrooms
2
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
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