For rent: Flat Prinsenhof 137 in Leidschendam

Description

UNFORTUNATELY, WE NO LONGER ACCEPT NEW APPLICATIONS

Comfortable and carefree living for seniors/55+ in Leidschendam!
The Dillenburgh is a residential concept where you can live carefree and with ease your entire life. It offers great living pleasure for vital and active seniors as well as residents who need care.

The beautiful and spacious (105 m²) 3-room apartment is a corner unit type Purper and is located on the 15th floor with stunning views due to the corner position.

Layout: closed entrance with intercom, elevator to the 15th floor, apartment entrance: hall leading to the kitchen with various built-in appliances, bright living room with beautiful views and spacious balcony, hallway with toilet and washbasin, large storage room with space for washing machine/dryer, spacious bathroom with shower and double sink, 2 spacious bedrooms.

Particulars:

• Located in a cozy shopping center
• Free parking in the immediate vicinity
• Various bus and tram connections within walking distance
• Standard underfloor heating in all rooms and floor cooling for summer days
• The building is equipped with an elevator, storage space for scooters, and a communal bike shed
• Only 6 apartments per floor
• Acceptance in consultation

Rental conditions:

• Minimum rental period of 1 year
• One-time administration fee for rental file of € 58,=
• You must meet the criteria below if you wish to qualify for a residence:

Non-self-employed individuals (employment):
Based on 1 income, the gross annual income must be at least:
• 3 times the annual rent (including service costs, excluding heat supply)

Self-employed individuals:
The gross income equals the multi-year average (three years) of the net profit (revenue minus business expenses) from the business operations.
For this gross income, the same income requirement applies as for "income requirement for non-self-employed individuals."

Pensioners
According to Nibud 2021, the norm is 3 times the annual rent (well) suitable for AOW recipients.

Own capital
If there is own capital and this capital is relevant to consider in addition to the income, then 10% of this capital is counted as income.
The own capital must be shown through bank statements of at least three consecutive months.