2-slaapkamer appartement van 85 m² in Brunssum

Houtwal Brunssum in the complex "Bronsheimstate": Spacious apartment with 2 bedrooms and a new kitchen equipped with all appliances is located on the fourth floor with an external storage room in the basement. The complex is located in the Schuttersveld neighborhood, about 800 meters from the center of Brunssum, and there are various amenities near the complex. Apartment layout: all apartments have two spacious bedrooms. Neatly finished bathroom with washbasin, bathtub, and separate shower. The apartment has a separate toilet with a small sink and a large storage room with central heating system and washing machine connection, both accessible via the entrance/hallway. Spacious living room with semi-open kitchen featuring a four-burner built-in stove, extractor hood, sink, fridge-freezer combination, and dishwasher. The veranda is accessible from the living room. There is a second storage room in the basement. The apartment complex has space for 44 apartments and has sufficient parking spaces on the premises. The rent is exclusive of gas/water/electricity, €40.00 service costs, and €125.00 garage box rent. For the protocol of good landlord practice and the allocation of rental homes to prospective tenants, we refer you to useful links at the bottom of our homepage. **Brunssum** There are indications that the area around Brunssum was already inhabited in prehistoric times. This also applies to the neighboring municipalities Heerlen and Landgraaf. Little is known about this habitation. Archaeological finds and medieval mentions point to uninterrupted habitation of this area for the past 2,000 years. In the Middle Ages, a defensive wall was built in Schutterspark for protection. The parish of Brunssum has been known since 1150 and formed a magistrate’s court together with Schinveld and Jabeek within the Land of Valkenburg. In 1557, the magistrate’s court of Brunssum, consisting of Brunssum, Schinveld, and Jabeek, was elevated by the government of the Spanish Netherlands to a lordship and pawned to the family Hoen van Amstenrade, and in 1609 sold to Arnold III Huyn of Geleen. In 1664 this lordship Brunssum was incorporated into the county of Geleen and Amstenrade. At the end of the ancien régime in 1794, Brunssum became an independent municipality. By 1150 there was already a Saint Gregory Church in the center, which in 1579 was elevated to a parish church. The current church is modern. Neither the magistrate’s court nor the parish have known seals or seal images. The coat of arms is therefore composed of the coat of arms of the Huyn family and the parish saint. **LIABILITY** The above is only a general description of an object. The information partly relies on data provided to our offices by third parties. We have processed this information with great care but cannot accept any liability regarding the accuracy of this information. No rights can be derived from this offer text.