1 kamer appartement van 45 m² in Utrecht

**Bright, renovated and unfurnished playfully divided apartment with loft (approximately 45 m²) in the heart of Utrecht.** Rental price: €1250,00 exclusive and € inlcuding GWE and servicecharges Available from: Rental period: minimum 12 months Condition: furnished **Note: Property will be delivered with different furniture.** The total service costs include: furniture, G / W / E, internet / television, cleaning common areas and electricity common areas, garden maintenance, unclogging sewerage and glass insurance. A SHORT TOUR: A beautiful and bright apartment consisting of a spacious high living room with open kitchen, a bathroom and a loft floor consisting of a bedroom (no standing height). The original high windows ensure that both the living room and the loft floor enjoy a lot of daylight and give a spacious feeling. The house is very stylish and has a neat laminate floor in the living room, carpet on the loft floor and window coverings. The open kitchen has ample cupboard space and an extractor hood. You must provide a gas stove and refrigerator yourself. The bathroom has a shower, sink, toilet and washing machine connection. It is also possible to walk around the bathroom. The sleeping loft is over the entire width of the apartment and therefore gives space for a double bed and drawers. There is a communal courtyard and central bicycle shed. Each apartment has its own storage room in the basement. This right in the center of Utrecht! LOCATION: Do you want to enjoy everything that the center of Utrecht has to offer? Then this is the perfect location! Located between Oudegracht, Mariaplaats and Hoog Catharijne you will find shops, restaurants, terraces and the central station around the corner. Modern living in an ancient and unique building is possible in Huis Zoudenbalch, but there is only paid parking in the immediate vicinity. History House Zoudenbalch: In the center of Utrecht is located on the Donkerstraat a unique monumental building that has probably already grabbed your attention. The beautiful city castle on the Donkerstraat was built in 1467 by order of Evert Zoudenbalch. After that it had various destinations, such as chaplain building and secretariat of the Catholic church, craft school and warehouse with showrooms of tradesmen, with the last, until 2008, resident of the Nature and Environment Foundation. The building was destroyed by fire in 1903. The characteristic neo-gothic facade of Namur stone, battlements, cross frames, stained glass windows with red shutters, everything has been restored in the original style during the renovation. In 2011 Huis Zoudenbalch was completely renovated and converted into a complex with 24 unique apartments. The apartments are all different and fully insulated. There is a communal courtyard and a central bicycle shed. For this property, please