Apartment, Beatrijsstraat in Rotterdam (Middelland/centrum)
Apartment, Beatrijsstraat in Rotterdam (Middelland/centrum)
€ 2395,00 / mon
Min 12 months
- 114 m2
- 3
- Unfurnished
Admission requirements
- Pets are not allowed
- Maximum 3 person(s)
- Also available for students with a guarantor
- If you do not meet the income requirements, it is also possible to rent this property if you have a guarantor.
Information
- Property number
- 6398
- Status
- Active
- Type
- Apartment
- Is Independent
- Independent
- Delivery
- Unfurnished
- Available From
- Immediately (Start contract)
- Min rental period
- 12 months
- Max Rental Period
- Indefinite period
- Rental price
- € 2395,00
- Rental price is:
- excl. gas/water/electricity
- Deposit
- 2 months
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Toilets
- 2
- Area
- 114 m2
- Floor
- Laminate
- Max number of persons
- 3
- Construction Year
- 1922
- Energy label / Energy index
- Label A / 0.8 < EI ≤ 1.2
- Registration municipality possible
- Yes
Bathrooms & Toilets
- Bathroom 1
- Bath
Others
- Pets
- No
Balcony
- Balcony
- Yes
- Direction
- South-east
- Area
- 1.89 m2
Parking
- Parking
- Parking permit
Specialities
- Equipped with a laminate floor
- Pets are not allowed in the property
- Smoking is not allowed in the property
- Plastic window frames with double glazing
- The rental price excludes gas, water, electricity, Tv, internet and municipal taxes and charges
- Also available for students with a guarantor
- Also suitable for sharing
- If you do not meet the income requirement and/or do not have an employment contract for indefinite period, it is also possible to rent this property if you have a guarantor
- Conveniently located near various shops, public transport and highways A20 / A13 / A16 / A4 / A15 / A29
Description
For rent:
Also available for a living group/house sharers of max. 3 people.
Of these 3 people, only one may be a student.
If two people wish to rent the property, both can be students, and the rule above does not apply.
I want to start a co-housing group. Is that possible?
If you wish to live in a home with more than 2 people, you must live together with all residents as one family.
We often call this a 'Living Group'.
There is no permit or registration for a living group.
The municipality determines whether a living group exists by looking at the way the home is used.
The residents must maintain a sustainable common household.
The inspector who visits the home assesses whether this is the case.
Sustainable means that the residents have chosen to live together at this address for an extended period, and not just for the duration of (a part of) a study.
So the inspector must be convinced that the residents do not live here merely because they needed a room in Rotterdam. It must be clear that they live here because they truly chose each other.
Students usually live alone in Rotterdam for the duration of their studies. Therefore, we generally do not view a group of residents consisting of half or more students as a communal living group.
A room rental permit is required in that case.
Common means that the home is occupied by all residents and that they pay the costs of living together.
This means in any case:
There are no parts of the home that may be used by only one person.
This means no locks on bedroom doors.
There is 1 kitchen that is clearly suitable for shared use.
There is one living room that is clearly suitable as a shared space for all residents.
The household expenses are divided among themselves.
Also available for a living group/house sharers of max. 3 people.
Of these 3 people, only one may be a student.
If two people wish to rent the property, both can be students, and the rule above does not apply.
I want to start a co-housing group. Is that possible?
If you wish to live in a home with more than 2 people, you must live together with all residents as one family.
We often call this a 'Living Group'.
There is no permit or registration for a living group.
The municipality determines whether a living group exists by looking at the way the home is used.
The residents must maintain a sustainable common household.
The inspector who visits the home assesses whether this is the case.
Sustainable means that the residents have chosen to live together at this address for an extended period, and not just for the duration of (a part of) a study.
So the inspector must be convinced that the residents do not live here merely because they needed a room in Rotterdam. It must be clear that they live here because they truly chose each other.
Students usually live alone in Rotterdam for the duration of their studies. Therefore, we generally do not view a group of residents consisting of half or more students as a communal living group.
A room rental permit is required in that case.
Common means that the home is occupied by all residents and that they pay the costs of living together.
This means in any case:
There are no parts of the home that may be used by only one person.
This means no locks on bedroom doors.
There is 1 kitchen that is clearly suitable for shared use.
There is one living room that is clearly suitable as a shared space for all residents.
The household expenses are divided among themselves.
Facilities
Dimensions
Length
Width
Surface
2nd floor:
Toilet
1.00 m
0.94 m
0.94 m²
Livingroom
22.57 m
1.00 m
22.57 m²
Bedroom 1
4.76 m
3.41 m
16.23 m²
1.45 m
0.95 m
1.38 m²
Kitchen
3.28 m
1.87 m
6.13 m²
Balcony
South-east
(S-E)
1.97 m
0.96 m
1.89 m²
3rd floor:
Bedroom 2
4.85 m
3.39 m
16.44 m²
1.45 m
0.95 m
1.38 m²
Bedroom 3
4.84 m
3.39 m
16.41 m²
Bedroom 4
2.99 m
1.93 m
5.77 m²
Bathroom
3.33 m
1.85 m
6.16 m²
Toilet
0.97 m
0.94 m
0.91 m²
Map
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