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2625 JL (Delft)
€570/ month + €141.56 service costs
This listing concerns an independent student room of approximately 40 m² at Van Hasseltlaan 604 in the Buitenhof district of Delft. The room is situated on the third floor of the low-rise section of the large Van Hasseltlaan complex. The accommodation features a living room of about 12 m² and an additional bedroom of approximately 17 m², along with an open kitchen. As an independent unit, it has its own shower and toilet, so these facilities do not need to be shared with other residents. An internet and TV connection is available, and the room is offered for self-furnishing, allowing the interior to be arranged to personal taste.
The accommodation is rented at a base rent of €427.82 per month, with service costs of €141.56, bringing the total monthly rent to €569.38. The service costs include electricity, water, heating, glass insurance and contents insurance. A one-time fee of €2.42 applies at the start of the tenancy. Depending on age and income, rent subsidy may be applicable, with additional housing allowance available for residents aged 21 and over. This property is let under a temporary vacancy contract based on Article 15 of the Vacancy Act, which means the rent is reduced and there is no rent protection. The landlord provides at least three months' notice before the tenancy must end, and only minimum required maintenance is carried out during the rental period.
The room is part of the Van Hasseltlaan complex, which comprises around 700 units and is one of the largest DUWO complexes in Delft. The complex houses both Dutch and international students, creating a diverse living environment. The building is equipped with MyPup lockers, allowing parcels to be delivered to and collected from a pick-up point within the building. The accommodation is heated through collective CV heating and holds energy label E. The unit does not include a private garden or balcony.
The Van Hasseltlaan is located in the Buitenhof area of Delft, with a small shopping center directly across the street featuring a supermarket, a snack bar and various other shops. A tram stop is situated practically at the doorstep, providing access to Delft central station and the city center in approximately ten minutes. By bicycle, educational institutions and the city center can be reached within fifteen to twenty minutes. The complex is scheduled for phased renovation and redevelopment in the coming years, and this room is located in the low-rise section of the Van Hasseltlaan. Due to renovation work, residents may occasionally be required to move to another room, for which the landlord provides replacement housing. The rental starting date for this room is October 23, 2026.
Price
€570.00
Service Costs
€141.56
Available From
October 23, 2026
Is Social Housing
Tenant Type
Property Type
Studio
Floor Number
3
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
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€570
/ month + €141.56 service costs