Room Nobeldwarsstraat, Utrecht - For Rent

This listing concerns a room of approximately 20 square meters in the Nobeldwarsstraat in Utrecht, located near the Lucas Bolwerk on the edge of the historic city center. The room is part of a shared student house with eleven residents in total, each occupying their own private room. The communal areas include a shared kitchen, three bathrooms, and a garden that residents can use. The household also includes a resident cat. The property is managed by SSH, a student housing organization.

The location is a strong point of this residence. The Nobeldwarsstraat lies within walking distance of the city center, where shops, supermarkets, cafés and terraces can be found. In the other direction, the Nachtegaalstraat offers a range of daily amenities and stores. For those looking to trade the bustle of the city for some greenery, both Park Lepelenburg and the Griftpark are situated close by, providing space for relaxation and outdoor activities.

The monthly net rent is €550.19, with service costs of €113.01, resulting in a gross rent of €663.20 per month. The service costs cover items such as electricity, water, heating, waste collection charges, sewer maintenance, a contents insurance contribution, and a glass fund. The maximum rent allowance for this property is €329.00, which could reduce the personal monthly contribution. The rental contract is a campus contract, which means the accommodation may only be rented by students or PhD candidates, as explicitly stated in the rental agreement.

An additional condition applies to this room: it is exclusively available to students enrolled at the HKU Music conservatory, and proof of enrollment must be provided for the application to be approved. The household has no gender preference for new residents. Smoking and pets are not permitted. Internet and TV signal are not included in the rent. The building has no elevator and no private parking, although a resident parking permit can be requested from the municipality of Utrecht. There is no on-site bicycle storage or camera surveillance. The residents describe the household as sociable, with shared meals, music, games and activities, although participation is entirely voluntary.