For rent: Studio Engelandlaan 200 in Zoetermeer

Description

Live in a prime location in a sustainable apartment complex?
Available from March 1, 2026; two-room apartment on Engelandlaan in the Dutch Port complex. The apartment is located on the third floor and has a perfect location, with the Randstad Rail station approximately 100 meters away and the center of Zoetermeer within walking distance. The complex features a secure bike storage.
Layout:
Shared entrance, corridor to the front door.
Apartment entrance with internal storage space. Bathroom with toilet, walk-in shower, vanity unit, and washing machine connection are found here.
The spacious living room with open kitchen is pleasantly bright due to the tilt-turn windows.
The modern kitchen is equipped with a 4-burner stove with stainless steel recirculating hood, and there is room for the potential placement of a dishwasher and/or fridge. Through the living room, you also access the bedroom.
The entire apartment is equipped with underfloor heating, and the home is heated by a heat pump, saving about 40% on utilities.
Extremely suitable for young professionals!
Note!: Currently, construction work is taking place on the side of the complex. A new complex is being built here by the municipality of Zoetermeer. More info can be found on the municipality's website.
Rental conditions:
Rent: €1,070,- exclusive €35.00 service fees. The costs for water, electricity, internet/TV, and municipal taxes are to be paid by the tenant and are not included in the rent.
Deposit: €2,140-
Income requirement: monthly gross income of at least 3 times the rent.
Rental period: indefinite, minimum 12 months
Delivery method: bare
Available from 01-03-2026!
Holiday allowance and other fixed compensations are not included.
The information has been compiled with due care. All provided information should be regarded as an invitation to negotiate.
However, we accept no liability for any incompleteness, inaccuracies, or otherwise, or the consequences thereof. All specified dimensions and areas are indicative