Room Achterharingvliet 37A, Rotterdam - For Rent

This listing concerns a room of approximately 17 square meters in a shared apartment on Achterharingvliet 37A, located in the Stadsdriehoek district of Rotterdam's city centre. The room enjoys a view over the Haringvliet water. The apartment is shared between two residents, with the kitchen, bathroom and other common spaces used jointly. This setup offers the combination of a private room and a shared living environment. It suits someone who values both privacy and company in a home.

The room is part of the Haringvliet residential building, which houses rooms, studios and apartments for students and has three residences in the complex. The building is equipped with internet, a washing machine, bicycle storage, parking facilities and an elevator, and it offers secure living. The energy label of the property is C. One practical note mentioned in the listing: the elevator is frequently out of order, so residents should be comfortable using the stairs. The building caters specifically to students living in Rotterdam.

The location in the Stadscentrum is one of the property's main strengths. The building sits in the Stadsdriehoek, close to the Oude Haven, a well-known student area with terraces and a variety of places to eat. A university, metro station, bus station, shops and parking facilities are all in the immediate vicinity. This makes daily commuting and grocery shopping straightforward. The waterfront setting along the Haringvliet adds to the character of the neighbourhood.

The rent for the room is €498.20 per month excluding service costs, with service costs of €187.14, bringing the total monthly rent to €685.34. Allocation takes place through hospiteren, the Dutch system of viewings and selection used for student housing. Applicants must be students in Rotterdam with a maximum gross annual income of €29,400 and an age between 17 and 27 years. The resident of the apartment is looking for a roommate who is easy-going, independent and sociable, ideally someone towards the end of their studies, although this is not a strict requirement. Openness to different studies, backgrounds and perspectives is welcomed in this shared home.