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House For rent in Herent

Haachtstraat 28, 3020 Herent

€ 1.150

2 Bedrooms

1 bathroom

90

Habitable Area

145 KWh/m²/year

Garden

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Description

Details

Reference

TH/26205

General State

ready to move in

Renovation Duty

No

Construction type

Traditional

Year of construction

1919

Available from

Immediately

shops

Yes

schools

Yes

public transport

Yes

windows

PVC

glazing

Double, high-efficiency glass

roller blinds

Yes

Gas

Yes

water

Yes

sewer

Yes

Bedrooms

2

BathRooms

1

toilets

2

living room

11.5 m²

kitchen

13.5 m², Open kitchen, Furnished with appliances

Garden

Yes

Garden Quality

normal

Garden Orientation

oosten

Energy Certification

20250318-0003534983-RES-2

Energy

145 KWh/m²/year

Energy Class

B

EPC Certificate Expire

2035-03-18

Building permit

No

Pre-emption right

No

Judicial decision

Subdivision permit

No

Register of Administrative Measures

No

Area Application

Residential area

Monument

No protected heritage

Easement

flood prone

Not a flood prone area

flood zone

No defined zones

P-score

B

G-score

B

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