Description

These 100 flats form part of a square-shaped residential block. The flats are built around a raised and attractively landscaped courtyard garden. The building has a modern, urban feel. Each flat comes with its own parking space in the car park as standard. There is additional space for bicycles in the communal storage area within the car park. Depending on the type of flat, there is a balcony, garden, patio or French balcony.

Terwijde Zuid is a modern neighbourhood in the newest part of Utrecht, Leidsche Rijn. This neighbourhood is characterised by its spacious layout, varied streetscape and numerous water features with reed-lined banks and small bridges. The Waterwinpark city park is also a favourite spot amongst local residents. The amenities in Terwijde are urban and within easy reach. The Parkwijk local shopping centre offers plenty of options for daily shopping, as do the historic centres of De Meern and Vleuten. There are also various schools, nurseries, a recreational lake, a youth library and sports facilities in the neighbourhood. The neighbourhood is situated five kilometres from the centre of Utrecht. Terwijde is known for its good accessibility from the A2 motorway and for having its own railway station: Terwijde station. This makes it easy to travel to Utrecht Central Station and cities such as Leiden, The Hague and Rotterdam.

- 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).

Interested? -
Are you interested in this property?
If so, please click the ‘Express Interest’ button in this advert and request a viewing; we operate on a lottery basis. We will contact the unsuccessful candidate.

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