Description

2-bedroom flat with a living area of 56 m², luxury, white with black composite worktop, complete with Siemens built-in appliances and a walk-in shower, toilet, double washbasin with mixer tap, mirror and electric towel radiator.
The Julianakwartier is situated in a green setting within walking distance of the town centre and close to public transport and major roads.

42 flats for the over-55s

Where the doctors and nurses of the Juliana Hospital in Apeldoorn once stood ready to care for you day and night, a beautiful, small-scale apartment complex is now being built. In two attractive, small-scale pavilions – each with just three storeys – you can choose from 42 lifetime-proof flats. The green surroundings, the ideal location, and the attention to detail in terms of comfort and finish: renting in the Julianakwartier is a truly luxurious way of living.

CLASSIC AND CONTEMPORARY
The Julianakwartier is a combination of owner-occupied homes and rental flats, situated on the site of the former Juliana Hospital. Two apartment blocks within this comprehensive development will soon be available to let. The new buildings are stately and tasteful, blending in with the 1930s architecture of the immediate surroundings, whilst being equipped with all the latest modern, sustainable technologies. Both apartment blocks, ‘Vlaanderen’ and ‘Rodbard’ – named after the hospital’s first medical director and its founder – are small-scale pavilions, with large windows that let in plenty of natural light.

PEACE AND BUSINESS
You’ll certainly find peace here, surrounded by greenery yet within walking distance of the town centre. And the buzz? That’s up to you and your neighbours. Because ‘Vlaanderen’ offers not only 22 luxury flats, but also a communal area, perfect for a wine tasting, a bridge evening or an interesting talk. ‘Rodbard’ comprises 20 delightful flats. All the flats – 2 or 3-bedroom, ranging from 55 to 75 m² – are designed for lifelong living, with wide corridors and doors, a barrier-free layout and, of course, a lift. A spacious balcony or terrace (on the ground floor) goes without saying.

SUSTAINABILITY
The ‘Vlaanderen’ and ‘Rodbard’ apartment blocks are highly sustainable and ready for the future. The roofs of both buildings will be fitted with solar collectors and PV panels. The collectors produce a huge amount of heat all year round, and this heat is continuously stored in large storage tanks on the roof and in the domestic hot water tanks in the flats, from where it is drawn off for use. Electricity generated by the PV panels is used to cool the flats. On very cold days, an additional heat pump on the roof provides the necessary source heat, whilst a separate booster heat pump in the home ensures that there is always sufficient heat and hot water available. Heat and cooling are provided via convector heaters in the home, including a so-called Climarad. These are ventilation units with heat recovery and CO₂ control, enabling them to maintain a healthy and comfortable indoor climate whilst minimising energy consumption. The bathroom features a designer electric radiator, and the bedroom includes a convector unit to provide additional cooling if required. That’s how comfortable living here is.

PARKING
There are 13 parking spaces for cars or motorbikes, available for rent as an option for flat tenants. You can park on the street in this area with a parking permit from the municipality of Apeldoorn.

Both in Rodbard and in Vlaanderen, there will be a bicycle storage area on the ground floor, as well as a number of parking spaces for mobility scooters.

PRIVATE BUT NOT ANONYMOUS

Of course, you’re right in the thick of things. Those geraniums on the balcony of your new flat are lovely, but you weren’t planning on sitting there all day. Still, the thought of soon living in a close-knit community of like-minded people is something to look forward to. You value your privacy greatly, but the anonymity of a massive housing block that empties out in the morning – that’s not what you’re looking for. And should your body start to ache – let’s be honest, you’re not 20 anymore – care is so well organised here that you won’t have to move house again. A comforting thought.

MYLIVY
Mylivy’s hostesses are the face of the community for residents. They are present every week in the communal area, The Living, on the ground floor of the Vlaanderen building. They can also be contacted digitally via a specially developed app. Every resident is given access to the Mylivy app. This provides information about planned activities, but also allows Mylivy to reach out to residents and invite them to take part in activities. The motto is: nothing is compulsory, everything is possible!
Taking part is, of course, entirely voluntary. Not everyone enjoys every activity, which is why there are various interest groups. Furthermore, the hostess keeps an eye on things and acts as a point of contact for everyday matters that residents might not find it so easy to tackle or sort out themselves.

The Living – A Meeting Place
The Living is always available to you – whether you’d like to read a newspaper at the reading table, enjoy a delicious cappuccino, or simply have a natter. The Mylivy hostesses facilitate its use and organise and run activities there.

The service charges you pay for your flat include the costs of support provided by the community management team.

Please note that we are only permitted to allocate flats to applicants aged 55 and over; if you are below this age limit, you will not be eligible for a flat.

Please note: The flats are unfurnished and unupholstered.

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