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Heveapad 81, Midden-Groningen, Nederland
€182,500
€3,259/m²
2
rooms
56
m²
2
rooms
56
m²
C
Energy
Good
Condition
Other
Heating
Balcony
Amenities · 2.6 m²
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Key Parameters
Layout:2+kk
Rooms:2
Year Built:1983
Condition:Good
Energy:C
Ownership:personal
Elevator
Parking
Description
Dit charmante **2-kamerappartement** aan de Heveapad 81 in Hoogezand biedt een uitstekende kans voor starters op de woningmarkt. Gelegen op een **centrale locatie** met alle voorzieningen binnen handbereik, combineert dit appartement comfort met een praktische indeling.
Het appartement beschikt over een lichte woonkamer met een halfopen keuken, een aparte slaapkamer en een goed onderhouden badkamer. Vanuit de woonkamer heeft u toegang tot een **balkon op het westen**, waar u kunt genieten van de middag- en avondzon. De totale woonoppervlakte bedraagt **56 m²**.
**Bijzonderheden:** * Twee-kamerappartement met aparte slaapkamer * Balkon op het westen * VvE bijdrage van €315,16 per maand (inclusief verwarming en water) * Eigen berging aanwezig * Snelle aanvaarding mogelijk
**Locatie:** Het appartement is gunstig gelegen in Hoogezand, met supermarkten, winkels, scholen en sportfaciliteiten op korte afstand. De uitstekende verbindingen via het treinstation en de A7 maken het eenvoudig om naar Groningen, Winschoten en de Duitse grens te reizen.
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Heating:Other
Amenities
Balcony(2.6 m²)
Cellar
Parking
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Location Quality
37/100🚇
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0Cultural
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100Noise Level
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100Flood Risk
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85Economic Health
Regional GDP & employment
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N/AGreen Space
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ACompleteness
Key property fields filled in
70
Description
Listing text length & detail
90
Photos
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100
Recency
How recently listing was updated
100
Listed 3 weeks ago
Updated July 31, 2026
Costs
Financing
€740/mo
Est. mortgage · 20% down · 30 yrs · 4.5%
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