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2624 HA (Delft)
€620/ month + €120.64 service costs
This listing concerns a self-contained room of approximately 20 square meters on the first floor of a fourteen-story building on Roland Holstlaan in the Delft district of Voorhof. The room has its own kitchen, shower, and toilet, so no facilities need to be shared with other residents. The living area measures around 16 square meters and is arranged as one combined sleeping and living space with an open kitchen. The complex has recently been renovated, and the rooms are fitted with new sanitation and a modern heating system connected to collective heating. The building holds energy label A. The interior can be furnished and arranged according to personal preference.
The room includes an internet connection, although television is not provided. An elevator is present in the building, offering easy access to all floors. Depending on the unit, certain items may be left behind by the landlord as a one-time gift; these can include flooring, curtains, a refrigerator, an induction cooktop, pans, and notice boards. No claim can be placed on these items if they are not present in the specific unit. On the ground floor of the building, residents have access to common rooms, a shared laundry facility, and a spacious bicycle storage area. The room does not have a private garden or balcony.
The building is located on Roland Holstlaan in Voorhof, a residential district of Delft. The TU Delft campus can be reached by bicycle in approximately ten minutes, as can the city center of Delft. A bus stop is situated directly in front of the building, with connections to Delft railway station and the university in roughly ten minutes. Directly across the street lies the large shopping center In de Hoven, which features supermarkets and a range of other shops. From the upper floors of the building, there are views over Delft and the Westland area. The combination of campus proximity and on-site shopping makes the location practical for daily student life.
The total monthly rent amounts to €619.79, consisting of a base rent of €499.15 and service costs of €120.64. The service costs cover electricity, glass insurance, heating, and water. The rental unit qualifies for housing allowance, subject to the condition of extra allowance from the age of 21. The listing is aimed at students and PhD candidates, and a one-time fee of €2.42 applies at the start of the tenancy. The property is offered by DUWO, a housing provider specializing in student accommodation. The unit is classified as self-contained, meaning it functions as an independent living space with all private facilities.
Price
€620.00
Service Costs
€120.64
Condition
Renovated
Is Social Housing
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Cooktop Type
Induction
Appliances
Property Type
Room
Floor Number
1
Number of Floors
14
Renovation Year
2026
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Bike Storage
Tenant Type
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€620
/ month + €120.64 service costs