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2625 HV (Delft)
€373/ month + €130.43 service costs
This listing concerns a self-contained student studio of approximately 23 m² on the tenth floor of Van Hasseltlaan 313 in the Buitenhof district of Delft. The unit has its own front door and private facilities, including a closed kitchen, shower, and toilet, which do not have to be shared with other residents. The accommodation consists of one combined sleeping and living room and is offered unfurnished, so the interior can be arranged to personal preference. Further features include an internet and TV connection, a lift in the building, and collective CV heating. The studio has no balcony or garden, and the energy label is G.
The studio is part of the Van Hasseltlaan complex, one of the largest student housing complexes of landlord DUWO in Delft, with approximately 700 units. The complex accommodates both Dutch and international students. The building is equipped with MyPup lockers, which allows parcels to be delivered to and collected from a pick-up point inside the building. The complex is scheduled for renovation and redevelopment in the coming years, for which the units are vacated in phases. This studio is located in Tower H and is rented out on the basis of Article 15 of the Vacancy Act.
The rental is temporary and based on a vacancy contract. The exact end date of the contract is not yet known; the tenant will be informed at least three months in advance of when the studio must be vacated. The bare net rent amounts to €242.12 per month, with service costs of €130.43, resulting in a total monthly rent of €372.55. The service costs include electricity, water, heating, internet, glass insurance, and contents insurance. No rent protection applies, which means no replacement housing is offered and there is no right to a moving allowance. Only the minimum required maintenance is carried out during the rental period, and a one-off fee of €2.42 applies at the start of the tenancy.
Housing allowance may be available for this studio, subject to conditions, for tenants aged 18 and older. The location offers practical amenities: a small shopping center, the Buitenhof, lies directly opposite the building and includes a supermarket, a snack bar, and various other shops. The tram stops practically at the door and reaches Delft central station and the city center in approximately ten minutes. By bicycle, the educational institutions and the center of Delft can be reached within 15 to 20 minutes. This makes the studio suitable for students seeking self-contained living in a well-connected part of Delft.
Price
€373.00
Service Costs
€130.43
Contract Type
C
Is Social Housing
Building Facilities
Tenant Type
Property Type
Studio
Floor Number
10
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Separate
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€373
/ month + €130.43 service costs