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2625GB (Delft)
€872/ month + €130 service costs
This studio of approximately 31 m² is situated on Duke Ellingtonstraat in Delft and forms part of the De Next Level student complex in the Buitenhof district. The building occupies a prominent position on the corner of Martinus Nijhofflaan and Duke Ellingtonstraat, placing it in a central location within the neighborhood. The studio is arranged as a compact, self-contained living space and does not include a separate bedroom, making it suitable for one occupant. The property has been awarded energy label A. The monthly rent is €871.06, with service costs of €130 per month.
The complex offers several practical facilities for its residents. Bicycles can be parked safely at ground level in a closed communal bicycle storage area. A public parking garage is also located within the building. On the first floor of the complex there is a sports hall, allowing residents to exercise without leaving the premises. For daily groceries, shopping center De Hoven lies directly around the corner.
Delft is widely known for its canals, Delft Blue pottery, and its history as the Prinsenstad, but above all it is a true student city. The city is regarded as a leading knowledge center and attracts students from across the country and beyond. The historic center allows only limited car traffic, which makes walking through the inner city particularly pleasant. Culture and entertainment go hand in hand there. The Markt with the Nieuwe Kerk is one of the largest historic markets in Europe. The Beestenmarkt is a central meeting point for going out and spending time with friends.
The studio is intended exclusively for students and PhD students. Its location in Buitenhof places lectures, the city center, and terraces within walking or cycling distance. The energy label A contributes to efficient energy use. The unit is registered with 137 WWS points. With its combination of a central location, on-site facilities, and efficient layout, this studio offers a complete living arrangement for students in Delft.
Price
€872.00
Service Costs
€130.00
Available From
December 16, 2026
WWS Points
137
Tenant Type
Property Type
Apartment
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
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