



Enschede
€350/ month
This listing concerns an uncarpeted room of 16 square meters for rent on the Noorderhagen in Enschede. The rent is 350 euros per month, with utilities included in the price. The room becomes available from October 2026 and can be rented for an indefinite period. The accommodation is part of a shared student house, and a viewing can be arranged with the landlord. The room is offered without carpeting, so tenants can arrange the space according to their own preferences.
The room is located in a large student house known as Asgard, which is home to thirteen residents. The household consists of male students between 17 and 22 years old who share the living room, kitchen, bathroom, and toilet. Internet is available throughout the property. The house is described as an active and close-knit community that organizes regular activities, including an annual house weekend and a New Year's celebration attended by around 250 guests. Smaller gatherings such as house evenings and drinks with other student houses are also part of life in the building. The landlords request that prospective tenants speak Dutch, as this is the language used in the house.
One of the notable features of the property is its large backyard, along with a rooftop terrace located in the city center. The position on the Noorderhagen places residents in the heart of Enschede. A Jumbo supermarket is situated directly in front of the building, making daily grocery shopping convenient. The city's pubs and nightlife are practically around the corner. This central location means that shops, amenities, and student facilities are all within walking distance.
Regarding the practical and financial aspects, the rent of 350 euros per month includes utilities, and no additional costs are specified. A deposit amount is not provided in the listing. Pets are not allowed in the house. The property has an unknown energy label, and the accommodation is registered with 145 WWS points. The duration of stay is flexible, and the landlords are looking for one male student to join the household. Interested candidates who speak Dutch can inquire about a viewing with the landlord.
Price
€350.00
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