







Breda
€600/ month
This listing concerns an unfurnished room of approximately 13 square meters, situated on the second floor of a shared house on Hooilaan in Breda. The room is offered at a monthly rent of €600, which already includes gas, water, electricity, and internet access, so there are no separate utility bills to manage. The property is arranged as a shared living space, with the kitchen, bathroom, and toilet used jointly by the residents. There is no separate living room in the house, meaning the private room serves as the tenant's own space within the home. The rental agreement is set up for an indefinite period, which suits tenants looking for long-term housing rather than short-term accommodation.
The house is home to five male residents, all of whom are working professionals, giving the household a calm and settled character rather than that of a typical student house. For this reason, the room is considered suitable for a male tenant. The landlord is looking for a single occupant aged between 18 and 45 who is either a student, a working student, or a working professional. A minimum stay of two years is requested, which aligns well with tenants seeking stability in their living situation. Pets are not allowed in the property, and applicants of all nationalities and languages are welcome to respond.
The location of the property is one of its practical strengths. Hooilaan lies close to Breda's railway station, the city centre, and a variety of shops, making daily errands and commuting straightforward without the need for a car. Breda itself is a well-connected city in the province of North Brabant, known for its historic centre, its range of employers, and its educational institutions. Living this close to the station provides easy access to surrounding cities such as Tilburg, Rotterdam, and Antwerp, which can be relevant for those who travel for work or study.
On the financial side, the rent of €600 per month includes gas, water, electricity, and internet, and no additional costs are listed on top of this amount. A deposit equal to one month's rent applies. The energy label of the property is currently unknown. The room is offered unfurnished, so tenants can arrange the space according to their own preferences. Viewings of the room and the shared spaces can be arranged directly with the landlord, who is a private owner rather than an agency, allowing for direct communication throughout the rental process.
Price
€600.00
Available From
October 3, 2026
Deposit Amount
€600.00
Min Duration
24
Condition
Good
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
18
Preferred Gender
Property Type
Room
Floor Number
2
Bedrooms
1
Shared Facilities
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