De Houtkamp 28
Rottevalle, Smallingerland
AreaA spacious end-of-terrace home in Rottevalle
This end-of-terrace house on De Houtkamp sits in the village of Rottevalle, a setting where the pace of life is gentle and the surroundings are open. With a floor area of 98 m² and a notably large plot of 1,665 m², there is plenty of room both inside and out. The home was built in 1988 and carries an energy label A, which means it is efficient to run. At €844 per month, the rent is in line with what you would expect for a home of this size in this part of the country. For a sense of how this property compares, you can look at end-of-terrace houses in Smallingerland.
The Rottevalle neighbourhood
Rottevalle is a small village with a strong sense of community, where most residents live in family households. The population is spread fairly evenly across age groups, with a good number of families with children and a notable share of older residents. It is a place where people tend to know their neighbours and where daily life moves at a comfortable rhythm. The village has a mix of owner-occupied and rental homes, with the majority being owner-occupied. For more detail on what this area is like, the Rottevalle neighbourhood page gives a fuller picture.
Life on the street
Day-to-day life here revolves around the essentials. For groceries, the nearest supermarkets are a few kilometres away, with a Jumbo and an Aldi both about three kilometres from the house, and an Albert Heijn a little further. For families, the closest primary school, SWS It Werflân, is just a short walk away, making the school run easy. A child daycare centre is also close by, which is handy for younger children. The wider area, the municipality of Smallingerland, offers further amenities and services within reach.
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About De Houtkamp 28, Rottevalle
Is €844 per month a fair rent for this home?
The rent of €844 per month for an end-of-terrace house of 98 m² with a plot of 1,665 m² is in line with what you would expect in this area. The energy label A is efficient, which helps keep running costs down. The large plot is a notable feature that adds to the overall value of the property.
What is the energy label and what does it mean?
The energy label is A, which is the most efficient label a home can have. This means the home is well equipped to keep energy consumption low, so you can expect modest heating and electricity costs. It is an official registration that reflects the home's energy performance.
How big is the plot and what does it offer?
The plot measures 1,665 m², which is considerably larger than what you typically find with an end-of-terrace house. This gives you a generous amount of outdoor space around the home. The exact layout and use of the garden are not described in the listing, but the size alone is a standout feature.
What schools are nearby?
The nearest primary school, SWS It Werflân, is about 320 metres away, so it is within easy walking distance. There are several other primary schools within a few kilometres, including Samenwerkingsschool De Frissel and De Wiksel. For secondary education, the nearest school is about 5.3 kilometres away.
How far is the nearest supermarket?
The closest supermarkets are a Jumbo and an Aldi, both about 3.1 kilometres from the home. An Albert Heijn is about 4.1 kilometres away, and there are a couple of Poiesz supermarkets within about 4.2 kilometres. For daily groceries, you would need to travel a short distance by car or bike.
What is the neighbourhood like in terms of demographics?
Rottevalle has around 1,415 residents, with an average household size of 2.4 people. About 37% of households have children, while 32% are single-person households. The age spread is fairly even, with a notable share of residents aged 45 to 65. It is a village with a family-friendly character and a mix of ages.
Is this social housing?
Yes, this home is marked as social housing. That means the rent is set at a level intended to be affordable, and there may be specific eligibility criteria for who can rent it. The listing does not state the exact conditions, but social housing typically has income requirements.
