This spacious three-room apartment is located at Schuitendiep 3-A in Groningen's Binnenstad-Noord district. The apartment is part of a beautifully restored building situated along the city canal, close to the UMCG and the city center. The apartment has its own independent entrance on the ground floor. On the first floor, you will find the living room with a sunroom (approximately 35 m2). The modern kitchen is equipped with all necessary appliances, including a dishwasher, oven/microwave, induction hob with extractor hood, and refrigerator with freezer. The second floor contains one large bedroom, one smaller bedroom, a bathroom with shower, a second toilet, and a washbasin cabinet. The apartment also features a small and a large terrace on the rear side with excellent afternoon sunlight. Both the living room and the second floor are equipped with air conditioning. The apartment also has central heating with radiators and a video intercom system. The rent is € 1,500 per month, excluding gas, water, and electricity. A bicycle storage space is also available.
The apartment is characterized by its luxurious features and comfortable living. The building itself is a restored existing construction built before 1906. The total living area is approximately 90 m2, with a volume of 233 m3. The apartment has three rooms, including two bedrooms, and one bathroom with a separate toilet. The presence of air conditioning ensures a comfortable indoor climate.
The location is highly desirable, being in the heart of Groningen near various amenities such as the Stadsschouwburg and Provinciehuis. The views from the living room include the Martinitoren and the city canal with its houseboats. The apartment's design and amenities make it an attractive option for those looking for a luxurious living experience in Groningen's city center.
The apartment is available for rent from December 15, 2025, with a rental period of indefinite duration. The security deposit is € 1,500. The energy label is not available. The apartment is not furnished.
