Kersenburglaan

Luxurious, energy-efficient and lifetime-proof living in Sint Laurens Are you looking for a beautiful, brand-new rental property where comfort, sustainability and future-proof living come together? Three stunning, newly completed rental properties are now available on Kersenburglaan in the charming neighbourhood of Sint Laurens. These modern homes have been designed with the future in mind. Thanks to the fully single-storey layout, the main facilities are all located on the ground floor. This makes the homes ideal for those seeking age-proof living without compromising on space or comfort. In addition, each property features a full upper floor with two lovely bedrooms and a bathroom. The living room enjoys a lovely view of the garden and, together with the open-plan kitchen, forms the cosy heart of the home. The modern open-plan kitchen is fitted with all the necessary appliances. Through the French doors, you can step straight out of the living room into the spacious back garden. The garden offers plenty of space to enjoy the outdoors and also features a private rear access. At the front of the property, there is space for on-site parking, a convenient and practical advantage. Sustainable and extremely energy-efficient These homes are not only beautiful and comfortable, but also exceptionally sustainable. With an impressive A+++ energy rating, you’ll benefit from an energy-efficient and future-proof home. The homes are completely gas-free and fitted with modern systems that ensure a pleasant indoor climate and low energy consumption: • Air-to-water heat pump with an integrated boiler of approximately 200 litres • Ceiling cooling for extra comfort on hot summer days • Low-temperature underfloor heating • Electric towel radiator in the bathroom • At least 2 PV panels of approximately 410 Wp each • HR+++ glazing • Completely gas-free • Energy rating A+++ So here, you won’t just live in a beautiful home, but also in a comfortable, sustainable one that’s ready for the future. A unique combination of space and comfort The combination of a complete living area on the ground floor, two bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor, a spacious garden, on-site parking and a very high-quality, energy-efficient building design makes these homes particularly attractive. New, modern, sustainable and lifetime-proof living in the peaceful surroundings of Sint Laurens, with plenty of space to enjoy life to the full. Interested in one of these beautiful rental properties? Please contact us for more information on availability, tenancy terms and the options for a viewing. We have 3 options: Kersenburglaan 1 Corner house with additional side storage Living area approx. 100 m² Other internal space 16 m² Parking for 2 cars Plot 335 m² Rent €1,578 per month Kersenburglaan 3 Terraced house in the middle of the row Living area approx. 97 m² External storage 5.5 m² Parking for 1 car Plot 197 m² Rent €1,475 per month Kersenburglaan 5 Corner house Living area approx. 104 m² External storage room 5.5 m² Parking for several cars Plot 297 m² Rent €1,585 per month The rent excludes energy and cable. The tenant is responsible for taking out a subscription and must also arrange a maintenance contract for the installations through Van de Velde Installaties, the company that installed the systems. Deposit: 2 months’ rent To be eligible to rent this flat, you must be able to demonstrate a net income from permanent employment of at least 2.5 times the rent. Pets and smoking are not permitted. Income is a very important requirement for the landlord, so if you do not meet this requirement, there is no point in applying. A deposit of 2 months’ rent is required. The deposit must be paid before the keys are handed over. If you meet the above requirements, please contact us by email at: <i class="obfuscated">xxxxxxxxxx</i> If you are invited to a viewing and subsequently wish to proceed with the tenancy, you must provide the following details via the online application form for prospective tenants. - Proof of income for the past year for all tenants and co-tenants; - Payslips for the past 3 months; - A reference from your previous landlord; - Employer’s statement; - Extract from the GBA (Municipal Personal Records Database); - Copy of a recent bank statement; - Copy of proof of identity; - The selected tenant must complete an identification process via the Cleverbase App. Upon receipt of all the above documents, the landlord will assess whether you are eligible for the property. Please note! This rent exceeds the rent allowance threshold, meaning you will not be eligible for rent allowance. Procedure for offering rental properties to prevent housing discrimination: Under the Good Landlord Act, we at Aerssens & Partners, as estate agents, are required to have a procedure in place when advertising rental properties that is aimed at preventing housing discrimination. Below, we outline our agency’s procedure. Prohibition of discrimination: When selecting a tenant, we do not discriminate on the basis of race, religious belief, political opinion, gender, nationality, sexual orientation, marital status, disability or chronic illness. Information we request: The information we may request from applicants includes: your name, address, place of residence, telephone number, email address, proof of identity, household composition, source and amount of income (with supporting documents), the rent for your current tenancy and/or a landlord’s statement or other relevant documentation. We request the above information to use it for the selection process. For privacy reasons, we will only request this information once the property has been viewed and the selection process has begun. We will not ask about ethnic or cultural background, religious identity, political affiliation, sexual orientation and/or physical or mental health. Our selection procedure: We follow a clear and transparent selection procedure and apply objective selection criteria when publicly advertising the property or accommodation. Below you can read about how we structure the selection procedure. The selection criteria we apply: Order of application: the basic principle is that the person who responds first is also the first to have the opportunity to view the property. Please bear in mind that, if there are a large number of applications, it may not be possible to invite everyone for a viewing. Income: If a minimum income requirement applies to the property on offer, this will be stated in the advert. We take your income into account in relation to the rent. A set minimum income requirement provides the landlord with financial security. Type of income: We also consider the type of income, such as an employment contract for a fixed or indefinite term, or self-employment. Your source of income is relevant to the landlord in assessing your financial position – and therefore their financial security. Any other sources of income, such as a guarantee, an inheritance and/or maintenance payments, also play a role in this assessment. Rental history: If you have rented a property before, your rental history is important. Prospective tenants with a demonstrable positive rental history, for example by means of a landlord’s reference, offer the landlord some assurance. Household composition: It is important that the composition of the occupants is well suited to the property. We take this into account and therefore check whether you live alone or with others, with or without children. This ensures you can live comfortably (together), whilst also helping to prevent nuisance and damage. Allocation and tenancy agreement: If you are allocated the property on the basis of the applicable selection criteria, we will, of course, let you know. You will then be offered a tenancy agreement. Rejections If an applicant is rejected, we will inform them of this. We will also explain the reasons why the chosen applicant was selected. Measures taken to prevent housing discrimination: Our agency is familiar with this procedure and our letting staff have been briefed on it. They receive guidance in this regard, for example by attending relevant courses and training programmes on preventing housing discrimination. As a prospective tenant, would you like to read more about preventing housing discrimination? See the links below: What are the rules against discrimination in the housing market? | Rijksoverheid.nl Toolkit for the campaign against discrimination in the housing market | Publication | Home | Volkshuisvesting Nederland Adjustment of working methods Should experience give cause to do so, our working methods will be adjusted in line with evolving understanding.