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2624 HB (Delft)
€682/ month + €127.64 service costs
This independent student room is located at Roland Holstlaan 71 in the Voorhof district of Delft. The room offers 29 square meters of living space and is situated on the second floor of a high-rise complex. As an independent unit, it comes with a private kitchen, shower, and toilet, so these facilities do not need to be shared with other residents. The layout consists of one combined sleeping and living room of 26 square meters with an open kitchen. The room is offered unfurnished, allowing tenants to arrange the interior to their own preferences.
The building at Roland Holstlaan is a fourteen-story complex that was renovated in 2026. The rooms have been equipped with new sanitary facilities and a modern heating system, and the property holds an A+ energy label. Heating is provided through a collective CV installation. An elevator is available in the building, and the upper floors offer views over Delft and the Westland. On the ground floor, residents have access to common rooms, a shared laundry facility, and a spacious bicycle storage area. The complex comprises the addresses Roland Holstlaan 1 through 749.
The room features an internet connection, without television. Depending on the unit, certain items may be present as a one-time gift from the landlord, DUWO, including flooring, curtains, a refrigerator, an induction cooktop, pans, a pinboard, and a poster board; these items are not maintained or replaced by the landlord. The monthly service costs of 127.64 euro cover electricity, glass insurance, internet, heating, and water, bringing the total rent to 681.69 euro per month on top of the base rent of 554.05 euro. Housing allowance may be available, subject to conditions, including the additional allowance for residents aged 21 and over. A one-time fee of 2.42 euro applies at the start of the tenancy.
The property is located about a ten-minute bike ride from the TU Delft campus. Across the street lies the large shopping center 'In de Hoven', which includes supermarkets and other shops. A bus stop in front of the building provides connections to Delft station and the university in approximately ten minutes. By bicycle, both the faculty and the center of Delft can be reached in roughly the same time. The room is intended for students and PhD candidates, and the combination of on-site amenities and nearby shops supports everyday living in this part of Delft.
Price
€682.00
Service Costs
€127.64
Condition
Renovated
Is Social Housing
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Cooktop Type
Induction
Appliances
Property Type
Studio
Floor Number
2
Number of Floors
14
Renovation Year
2026
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Bike Storage
Tenant Type
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€682
/ month + €127.64 service costs