Description
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For rent: two bedroom apartment on Scheepstimmermanslaan, Rotterdam (94m²).
Beautiful 3-room apartment with parking space in the middle of one of the nicest neighborhoods in the city (Scheepvaartkwartier) which is characterized by the many restaurants, museums, shops, recreational facilities and the historic harbour. There is a tram stop within walking distance with a direct connection to the city center. The apartment also features a spacious sunny south-facing balcony.
Particularities:
- Start of rent as of immediately
- Rent excluding utilities, internet/TV, municipal taxes
- Private storage in the basement available
- Communal bicycle storage room
- Hot water and heating through city heating
- Rental agreement: type B
- Not available for students
Layout
Ground floor:
Beautiful central entrance hall with call platform, mailboxes, elevator, staircase and access to the storage rooms, parking garage and communal bicycle shed.
Third floor:
Entrance, spacious hall with access to the various rooms, toilet with sink and internal storage room with washing machine connection.
The spacious living room measures 35 m2. The modern open kitchen approx. 3.00 x 3.00 is equipped with various built-in appliances.
Bedroom I: approx. 5.05 x 2.90
Bedroom II: approx. 5.05 x 2.20
The modern bathroom approx. 3.20 x 1.75 has a walk-in shower and washbasin.
A spacious terrace of approx. 10 m2 on the South which can be reached from both the living room and both bedrooms.
The district:
The Scheepvaartkwartier is an authentic part of Rotterdam with a modern slant. It is a very versatile habitat, with various restaurants, the 'Westelijk Handelsterrein', museums and galleries within walking distance. Several city parks (Het Park and Museumpark), the Veerhaven, a supermarket and various delicatessens are right around the corner. The trams with a direct connection to Eendrachtsplein, Central Station and the Stadsdriehoek are almost in front of the door, as well as the metro within walking distance. But the city center can also be reached on foot, by bike or by public transport within a few minutes.
Scheepstimmermanslaan:
This avenue is named after the shipyards between Boompjes and Scheepmakershaven, which were moved to Zalmhaven in 1703. The avenue ran along there. The avenue was originally a transverse dike, running from Schielands Hoge Zeedijk (Westzeedijk) to the Maas. Since the end of the 17th century it was known as the Keerberglaan after Daniel van Keerberge, who then owned property there. Because it ended on the Maas, it was also called 1st Maaslaan. She also appeared as Pontelaan because she led to the Ponteveer. On December 3, 1708, the council decided to pave the dike.
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