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2625 VH (Delft - Componistenbuurt)
€532/ month + €61.4 service costs
Property agent
Woonbron2014
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Price
€532.00
Service Costs
€61.40
Available From
September 18, 2025
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
4
Construction Year
1970
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Balcony
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Max Tenants
1
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Schubertlaan 136 is a studio apartment located on the fourth floor in the Buitenhof area of Delft. The dwelling has a total living area of 27 m² with a living room of approximately 15 m² and no separate bedroom. The apartment is listed as a HAT-woning intended as a regular rental dwelling and is accessed via the building entrance. The address and neighborhood are provided as stable location information for reference.
The building was constructed in 1970 and carries an energy label E. Heating is provided through block heating. The property includes a balcony and access to a shared storage room. The building features an elevator, step-free access (nultreden-woning) and a complex manager on site.
The location is in Buitenhof, Delft, with local amenities in the neighborhood and proximity to the recreation area Kerkpolder – Midden Delfland. The setting is residential with nearby services and green space noted in the listing. Public transport stops and local shops are typical of this type of Delft neighborhood (specific services at the address are not detailed in the source).
Allocation for this dwelling is by lottery according to the listing procedure. Respondents must meet eligibility conditions: maximum age 22 years, maximum household size of one person, and no resident children are allowed. Service charges and a heating contribution are stated as part of the tenancy costs in the listing. No tenancy start date or time-sensitive availability information is included here.
