Description

"A peaceful place to live, in a neighbourhood with plenty of water. With a shopping centre within cycling distance. Right next to the Zevenhuizerplas and the Wollefopperpark. You can find all this in Zevenkamp, Rotterdam. Here you’ll find 126 private-sector rental family homes, with a floor area of approximately 128 to 129 m². The homes are situated on John Coltranestraat, Lenny Tristanostraat, Lester Youngstraat, King Pleasurepad, Paul Desmondsingel and Tommy Dorseypad.

The homes are situated in Ommoord. This neighbourhood is in the Prins Alexander district. The Zevenhuizerplas and Wollefopperpark are just round the corner. Also nearby are the Rottebergen golf course and De Blijde Wei petting farm, for the little ones. The Alexandrium shopping centre is within cycling distance. Nature lovers can enjoy the Kralingse Bos or Lage Bergse Bos. The Rottemeren are also well worth a visit. The neighbourhood is easily accessible via Rotterdam Alexander metro station. The properties are also easily accessible via the A16 and A20 motorways via the Terbregseplein junction. For a day’s shopping in Rotterdam, the city centre can be reached within 20 minutes, either by car or by public transport."

- Tenancy period -
A tenancy agreement is entered into for a minimum of one year and is thereafter renewed for an indefinite period. After the minimum term of 12 calendar months, a notice period of 1 calendar month applies.

- Income requirement -
To rent a property, you can use the following income requirement as a guideline:

Your gross annual income (less any financial obligations, such as maintenance payments, mortgages, personal loans, etc.) must be at least:

* For a single income:
• Your gross annual income must be 42 times the basic monthly rent, where the rent exceeds €1,600. In practical terms, this calculation applies if your gross annual income is €72,000 or higher.

* For two incomes
• Where there are two incomes, the gross annual incomes of both partners are added together to determine the joint calculated income. The assessment is then based on the ratio between the two partners’ incomes within this joint calculated income.
• You may count both incomes at 100%, provided that one of you earns at least 70% of your total joint calculated income. The ratio must then be 70/30 or higher (for example, 80/20).

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