Herenstraat

Available immediately in former "St. Grregoriushuis", modernized furnished apartment with one bedroom and open workspace with beautiful communal courtyard in the heart of Utrecht city center.
The complex is located between Park Lepelenburg, the Maliesingel and the Nieuwegracht in the beautiful Museum Quarter. Stores, restaurants and cozy bars are all within walking distance.

Ground floor:
A closed central entrance with the doorbells and intercom system. Access to the communal bicycle shed and the beautiful communal garden.

Bell-floor:
Entrance in the hall with the meter cupboard and separate toilet. After this you enter the living room which has a beautiful view of the courtyard through large windows.
There is an open kitchen with a refrigerator, freezer, dishwasher, combi oven, 4-burner induction hob and an extractor. The height in the living room and the kitchen is 306 cm. This gives you a nice spatial effect. Via the stairs in the living room you enter the basement. The windows that adjoin the courtyard provide a lot of light. Here is also the bedroom, with a double bed and wardrobe. The bathroom has a bath, shower, washbasin and washing machine and dryer. The basement is also used as a study and has a desk with chair and a large closet. The communal garden also has a "private" piece of garden, where you can enjoy the peace and quiet.

Particularities:
- Available: immediately
- Rent is excluding utilities
- Utilities + internet and tv are € 350,00 per month.
- Deposit equals two month's rent
- Monumental building
- Bicycle storage present
- Rental period is minimum of 12 months
- Apartment is furnished
- Pets are not allowed
- Income requirement is three times the monthly rent

Dimensions
Living room with open kitchen 498 x 598 cm
Bedroom 340 x 355 cm
Study room (346 x 480 cm) - (130 x 240 cm)
Bathroom 230 x 177 cm

This information has been compiled by us with the necessary care. No liability is accepted for any incompleteness, inaccuracy or otherwise, or the consequences thereof. All sizes and dimensions are indicative and not exactly according to the NEN-2580 standard.