




Delft
€560/ month
An unfurnished room of 21 m² is offered for rent on Balthasar van der Polweg in Delft, in the student house Huize de Volle Vaesch. The monthly rent is €560, which includes gas, water, electricity, and service costs, with a portion of the service costs refunded to the resident. No deposit is required, and there are no additional costs. The rental period is indefinite, and the room has an energy label A. Internet is available throughout the house.
The house offers everything needed for daily life, including a large communal living room and a shared kitchen equipped with a dishwasher. A washroom with a washing machine is available for laundry. The bathroom and toilet are shared among the residents. The property is located in the middle of the campus, directly next to the sports fields. From the house, the view stretches from The Hague to Rotterdam.
The household consists of three active students, and with the new resident it will count four people in total. The residents are members of a study association and a rowing club, and they describe themselves as a close-knit group. Weekly house evenings are organised, and a joint outing is planned every month. The shared routine includes watching films and football in the living room, cooking dinner together, and playing sports. When deadlines require it, studying is also taken seriously.
The room becomes available on 15 November, and viewings can be arranged with the landlord. The household gives preference to a male student who has reached at least the third year of a bachelor's programme or is starting a master's programme. Dutch is the language spoken in the house. Pets are not allowed. The location on the TU Delft campus places lecture buildings, sports facilities, and student life within immediate reach, while the city centre of Delft and the wider region remain easily accessible.
Price
€560.00
Available From
November 15, 2026
Shared Facilities
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Appliances
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
20
Preferred Gender
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