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Description
This beautiful and spacious semi - or fully furnished penthouse is located on a historic location in the center of Utrecht. The complex was designed by the Belgian architect Bob van Reeth. The spacious apartment has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. From the apartment you have a unique view of de Dom. The location is within walking distance of the central station, restaurants and shops.
Lay out the third and fourth floor:
Hall with acces to the toilet, two bedrooms, a bathroom with shower over bath and a sink. In the hall is also a video intercom installation and metercupboard. There is a separate laundry with washer and dryer.
The spacious, bright living room gives acces to the balcony (located on the South). The luxurious, open kitchen with all appliances is accesable both from the living room as from the dining room.
Above the living room is a loft, which creates a special and spacious atmosphere. This space is multifunctional; for a office / study or gym.
From the vide there is access to the master bedroom with the 2nd bathroom with large bath, separate shower, toilet and sink.
In the underground garage is a private parkingspot available, and a large storage room.
We are specialized in renting objects to expats stationed in the Netherlands.
Particularities:
- Minimum rental period of 12 months for a temporary period
- Income requirement: gross monthly salary is at least 3x the monthly rent
- Rent is excluding gas/city heating, water, electricity, internet/ TV and municipal taxes (user part)
- No pets allowed
- Smoking is not permitted
- House sharing is not allowed
- This property does not have a definitive energy certificate
- Upon owners approval
- Deposit equals two months’ rent
This information and all pictures have been compiled by us with the necessary care. No liability is accepted for any incompleteness, inaccuracy or otherwise, or the consequences thereof. All sizes and dimensions are indicative.
Published measurements are not measured NEN