What type of properties can I expect to find in the Netherlands?

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on 31 Jul 2014

I am looking for a place and I am wondering what are: maisonette, row house, corner house, corridor flat, porch flat?

Anonymous (not verified) on 5 Aug 2014 - 09:17

Hi The1SkyMaster,

Getting to grips with property terminology can be difficult when moving to a new country.

Row houses are known as terraced houses in some countries. The houses are joined together in a row and there are no gaps along either side. Houses can be either 1/2 storeys high

Maisonettes are generally 2/3 storey houses. They are usually detached or semi detatched.

Corner houses are those on the corner of the street, so they just have one neighbour and they tend to be a little larger than the rest of the properties on that that street.

Use the Accommodation in the Netherlands page to learn more about property.

Shantalie

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