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Delft - Westerkwartier
€450/ month
Private landlord
Davida
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Price
€450.00
Available From
September 15, 2025
Available Until
December 31, 2025
Min Duration
3
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Shared Facilities
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
20
Preferred Gender
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Apartment Houttuinen 38B, Delft - For Rent
2611 DX (Delft)
€1,930/ month
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This listing describes an uncarpeted private room on Coenderstraat in Delft, located within a short walk of Delft train station and close to the city centre. The room measures approximately 12 m² and receives a notable amount of natural light. Rent is stated at €450 per month and includes utilities. The room is offered as a short fixed-term let rather than a long-term tenancy.
The house has six current housemates and the property is seeking an additional occupant to join the household. The existing occupants are a mix of people who are finishing studies or working; the household profile indicates male housemates. The household reports that residents share social activities such as shared meals, board games and watching sports and television together. Household members use shared common areas and coordinate communal living arrangements among themselves.
Shared facilities include a communal living room, a shared kitchen, a shared bathroom and a separate shared toilet. Internet access is available as part of the residence. The private room is uncarpeted and described as having substantial natural light. The property policy indicates that pets are not allowed; other policy details such as smoking rules or deposit amounts are not specified in the listing data.
The listing notes a short fixed-term stay of about three months. The landlord/point of contact associated with the listing is named David, and the landlord’s stated preferences indicate an ideal single tenant aged about 20–26 years, with occupations listed as student, working student, or working professional. Languages spoken by household members include Dutch. Contact and viewing arrangements are handled by the listed landlord or housemates through the platform.
