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Enschede - Schuttersveld
€417/ month + €76.5 service costs
Private landlord
Huize Huffel
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Price
€417.00
Service Costs
€76.50
Available From
October 1, 2025
Deposit Amount
€340.00
Min Duration
24
Property Type
Room
Floor Number
1
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Garden
Garden Description
royale tuin
Shared Facilities
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
18
Preferred Gender
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This listing describes an uncarpeted single room in a semi-detached house on Hengelosestraat in Enschede. The property is occupied by a group of four students (two female, two male) and the house layout includes a shared kitchen, a shared bathroom, two separate toilets, a cellar and a garden. The location is within a short cycling distance of the university campus and local amenities, with Saxion and the city centre accessible by bicycle. The communal areas and outdoor space are shared among the household members.
The available room measures approximately 16 m² and is located on the upper floor at the front of the house. The room is uncarpeted and fitted with three built-in closets. The presence of built-in storage reduces the need to move large furniture for storage. The room layout and fittings are described as part of the property details provided by the current occupants.
Shared facilities include the kitchen, bathroom, two toilets and a sizeable garden, as well as a cellar for additional storage. Internet access is listed as available. The listing notes that the rent is indicated as including utilities and that a deposit is required. The rental arrangement is described as an indefinite rental period and the tenancy is for a single occupant.
Household composition consists of three current roommates and mixed gender occupancy. The landlord or listing indicates a preferred tenant profile of one person, female, aged approximately 18–25 years, and either a student or a working student; the occupants speak Dutch. The listing also states that pets are not allowed. Contact information and further procedural details are provided within the original listing for those seeking more information.
