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Enschede - Overijssel
€350/ month
Private landlord
Huize Panda
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Price
€350.00
Available From
September 8, 2025
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
18
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Studio Laaresstraat, Enschede - For Rent
7514 ZA (Enschede)
€1,100/ month
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A single unfurnished room of approximately 15 m² in a shared student house located in the Kremersmaten area of Enschede. Rent is listed at €350 per month and is stated to include utilities. The rental arrangement is described as an indefinite rental period. The listing indicates Dutch as a language spoken in the household.
The property includes shared living spaces consisting of a communal living room, a shared kitchen equipped with a dishwasher, and a shared bathroom and toilet. A washing machine/dryer combination is available for communal use. There is a garden connected to the property that can be used by residents. Internet access is listed as available for the dwelling.
The household is described as having three current roommates (mixed gender); the listing notes a preference for a single additional occupant and indicates that the landlord’s ideal tenant is a student, with an age preference of 18 to 26 years. No pets are allowed in the property. Residents share routine cleaning responsibilities, specified as a weekly cleaning task, and no additional household obligations are indicated in the listing.
Practical details included in the listing are limited: the energy label is listed as unknown and no deposit amount is provided. The landlord or contact name associated with the listing is given as Huize panda. The description focuses on the room, shared amenities, and tenant preferences; specific timing or application-status details are not included in this text.
