For rent: House Wielerbaan 36 in Den Haag

Description

UNFORTUNATELY, NO NEW VIEWING REQUESTS CAN BE PROCESSED

Family house with 3 bedrooms, southwest-facing backyard, and detached storage shed. Quietly located in the child-friendly neighborhood "Leidschenveen", within walking distance of the house is the tram stop Oude Middenweg and Leidschenveen station is within cycling distance. The shopping center 't Hoge Veen is also nearby, and you can quickly reach the A-4 by car. In short, a nice house in a central location. The house is located in a car-free area, making it very suitable for families with children.

LAYOUT: entrance house, hall, toilet, meter cupboard, living room with built-in cupboard under stairs, open kitchen, sliding doors to sunny backyard with detached storage shed and back entrance;
Stairs to 1st floor, 2 bedrooms, bathroom with shower, sink, and 2nd toilet.
Stairs to attic, location of central heating boiler and washing machine/dryer, spacious attic room with skylight.

Details:

• non-standard kitchen and sanitary facilities, maintenance for the tenant (housing corporation's ZAV policy)
• the house has a back entrance and a storage shed in the backyard
• you can park your car freely in the immediate vicinity
• € 18.28 per month service costs
• handover can be quick

Rental conditions:

• Minimum rental period of 1 year
• One-time administrative costs housing corporation € 58,=
• You must meet the following standard to be considered for a property:

Based on 1 income, the gross annual income must be:
• Minimum 3 times the annual rent (incl. service costs, excl. heating)

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

Pensioners
According to Nibud, the standard of 3 times the annual rent (generously) is suitable for AOW recipients.

Own capital
If there is own capital and this capital is relevant to be counted in addition to income, then 10% of this capital will be counted as income.
The own capital must be demonstrated by bank statements for at least three consecutive months.