Zandbergweg

                
A beautiful SHORT STAY apartment in the "CANDIES FACTORY" in the south of Breda.
Located in a top location and not so far from the shops and restaurants, 6 furnished industrial apartments with storage rooms have been built in an old candy factory, these apartments have their own outdoor space and shared garden!
The entrance to the apartments is via the shared garden. The apartments on the ground floor have their own area in the communal garden. The apartments on the first floors have a private balcony.
The industrial apartments all have an open modern kitchen, which is equipped with appliances including the hob with accompanying pans, crockery, extractor hood, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and crockery. The living area has a cozy living room with a comfortable sofa and chairs. There is also a spacious diningroomtable with chairs. The bathroom has attractive tiles, washbasin, walk-in shower, washing machine and dryer.
These apartments have an area ranging from approximately 47m² to 91m². The rental price are between € 1200.00 to
€ 1550.00 per month, all-in, for a rental period of 2 to 6 months.
These prices are based on 1 person. For 2 persons there is a surcharge of € 100 per month extra.
The mentioned all-in rental prices include € 300 for gas, water, electricity, TV, internet, taxes, service costs, furniture, upholstery.
Renting for 1-2 months is possible for a surcharge of 100 euros per month.
Deposit: 1x the monthly rent
Are you interested in the house? Then register on the website of StadHuis Breda (if you have not already done so) and then register by telephone on 076-5729074 for a place on the waitinglist.
Keep the following in mind:
Suitable for 1 or 2 people
The landlord is looking for working tenant(s) who earn(s) net 3x the monthly rent OR a couple of which one person works and the other studies with a guarantee from parents/family who earn 5x the net monthly rent
Children and pets in consultation
No rent allowance possible
Parking is possible with a parking permit
-This text is not legally binding-