DH-Property has acquired the mixed-use building at Hoofdstraat 29 and 29A in Ter Apel. With this, the company extends its Dutch portfolio to the far north of the country, in search of property with a stable, long-term return.
Ter Apel has regularly been in the news for the wrong reasons in recent years. Even so, DH-Property wanted to form its own picture. The result was a pleasant surprise: green, wooded surroundings, peace and quiet, and a lovely setting on the river. Exactly the qualities that make the building attractive in the long run.
The commercial space on the ground floor is let on a long-term basis to a charity shop. The tenant has indicated that they wish to remain there for a long time to come. Upstairs is an unusually spacious double upper-floor home of around 140 m² with a beautiful terrace. The home was taken over let, with a satisfied tenant, and has energy label A, a good basis for sustainable letting.
For DH-Property, building long-term, stable relationships with tenants is central. This investment shows once again that quality property is not only found in the big cities, but also in surprising locations elsewhere in the Netherlands.
