
Eindhoven
€680/ month
This 42 m² furnished apartment is situated on the Vincent van den Heuvellaan in Eindhoven. The property is arranged as a one-room living space, offering a practical layout suited to a single occupant or couple. Its position places it within a three-minute bike ride of the Technical University of Eindhoven, making it convenient for students and university staff. The surrounding area provides a mix of everyday amenities and leisure options within easy reach. The apartment comes with the essentials needed for a comfortable and straightforward stay.
The living area features a large pull-out sofa that can accommodate two people. A separate sleeping area contains a double bed, providing a designated space for rest. The interior is fully furnished, so the main household items are already in place. With 42 m² of floor space, the layout balances the living and sleeping functions in a compact form. This configuration suits tenants seeking a ready-to-use home without the need to purchase furniture.
The kitchen is fully equipped, allowing meals to be prepared without additional appliances or cookware. The bathroom has been fitted with a new, quality shower. Together, these facilities cover the daily needs of a small household. The apartment has no private outdoor space, so the living area is entirely indoors. Information regarding the deposit amount can be requested from the provider.
The Vincent van den Heuvellaan area offers numerous restaurants, cafés, bars, and shops in the immediate vicinity. The proximity to the university connects residents to campus facilities and the wider city network. The rent is set at €680 per month, excluding additional utility costs. Policies regarding smoking and pets are available from the provider upon request. This apartment is intended for tenants looking for furnished accommodation close to the university district of Eindhoven.
Price
€680.00
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Property Type
Apartment
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