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8021 DM (Zwolle)
€584/ month + €8.1 service costs
Ruysdaelstraat 33 is a ground-floor apartment situated in the Diezerpoort neighborhood of Zwolle, in the north of the city. The home is the lower unit of a duplex house, a building that has been split into two fully self-contained residences, one above and one below. The apartment offers approximately 45 square meters of living space and dates from 1952. It holds energy label B, and heating is provided through central heating (CV). Because the entire home is located on the ground floor, it offers convenient single-level living without stairs.
The interior layout consists of a living room of approximately 16 square meters, a closed kitchen, and one bedroom measuring around 9 square meters. The kitchen is separate from the living space, which provides a clear division between the cooking and living areas. The property does not have a balcony, but it does feature a private garden facing west. This orientation allows for afternoon and evening sunlight in the outdoor space. In addition, the home includes an individual storage unit, adding practical storage capacity to the compact layout.
The apartment is offered as a self-contained dwelling at a base rent of €575.25 per month, with service costs of €8.10, resulting in a total monthly rent of €583.35. The property becomes available as of 6 November 2026. It is offered through Delta Wonen, and a floor plan of the layout is available for review. This home is not available for student registrations, so it is intended for other household types. As is characteristic of duplex homes, some sound transfer between the upper and lower units may occur, which is worth taking into account.
The Diezerpoort neighborhood forms part of the Het Noorden district of Zwolle, a residential area close to the city's facilities. The address on Ruysdaelstraat places the home within the urban fabric of Zwolle, a city known for its historic center and characterful streets. The west-facing garden provides a private outdoor space accessible directly at ground level. Residents can find everyday amenities in the surrounding streets of Diezerpoort. The ground-floor position of the apartment adds convenience for daily access and errands. Overall, the property combines a compact, functional layout with the practical benefits of single-level living in an established residential street.
Price
€584.00
Service Costs
€8.10
Available From
November 6, 2026
Is Social Housing
Garden
Garden Description
West-facing garden
Garden Orientation
West
Storage Present
Property Type
Apartment
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
1952
Bedrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Separate
Tenant Type
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