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4811 VT (Breda)
€499/ month + €40.88 service costs
This independent student room of 44 m² is located at Nieuwe Dieststraat 134 in the Centrum-Chassé area of Breda. The property is situated on the third floor of a student flat built in 1979 and holds energy label C. The unit is heated by block heating, which is covered through the monthly heating costs. The accommodation is delivered unfurnished, and any take-over of items is to be arranged directly with the previous tenant. The minimum age requirement for this student room is 18 years or older.
The interior layout offers a living room of 23 m² and one bedroom of 12 m², suitable for a single occupant. The kitchen is arranged in an open configuration connected to the living space. The property does not include a garden, balcony, or attic, but a private storage unit is available. Together, these spaces form a fully self-contained home behind a private front door.
The location is one of the practical strengths of this address. The center of Breda is within walking distance, as are a supermarket and a bus stop. Breda railway station and several educational institutions can be reached by bicycle. The Centrum-Chassé neighborhood combines urban amenities with a residential character. Paid parking applies in this area, and residents can apply for a parking permit from the municipality of Breda.
The base rent is €498.20 per month, supplemented by service costs of €40.88, heating costs of €140.00, and additional costs of €12.00, bringing the total monthly rent to €691.08. A one-time administration fee of €100.00 applies with the first rental invoice. Electricity is not included in the rent, so tenants register with an energy supplier themselves. Rent allowance is possible for eligible tenants. Applications are processed based on registration duration, and priority rules for specific groups may apply.
Price
€499.00
Service Costs
€40.88
Available From
November 2, 2026
Bedrooms
1
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
3
Construction Year
1979
Parking Type
Street
Storage Present
Tenant Type
Minimum Age
18
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