



Enschede
€390/ month
This unfurnished room is located on Lasonderstraat in Enschede, in a position close to both the city centre and the central station. The room measures approximately 15 square metres and is offered unfurnished, giving tenants the freedom to furnish and decorate the space to their own taste. The rental is offered for an indefinite period, which provides a basis for longer-term occupancy. The listing is managed by Danny, a real estate agent who acts as the contact for the landlord. Viewings can be arranged with the landlord for those who wish to view the room and the shared spaces in person.
The accommodation is arranged as shared housing, with the private room complemented by several communal facilities. Residents share a living room, a kitchen, a bathroom, and a separate toilet. Internet is available in the property, which supports study, remote work, and everyday online use. The shared living room offers additional space beyond the private room, which can be a practical benefit given the compact size of the sleeping accommodation. The shared kitchen allows meals to be prepared, while the bathroom and toilet are used jointly with the other occupants. This layout is typical of shared or student-style housing, where private space is combined with common areas.
The advertised rent is €390 per month excluding utilities, and the deposit is set at one month's rent, amounting to €390. The property description also mentions a monthly rate of €500 that would include gas, water, electricity, and internet/Wi-Fi, so it is advisable to confirm the exact rent amount and the utility arrangements with the landlord. The listing states that there are no additional costs beyond these amounts. The rental agreement is for an indefinite period rather than a fixed term. The room is available from October 2026. Because the listing includes two different monthly figures, prospective tenants should clarify the final terms before signing an agreement.
Lasonderstraat is situated in Enschede, within reach of the centre and the central station, which makes daily travel and access to shops and other amenities straightforward. Enschede is a city with a sizable student population, and rooms in shared houses are a common form of accommodation in the area. The landlord applies broad tenant criteria: occupation is not a factor, there is no restriction on gender, and applicants between 16 and 99 years of age are considered. No preference is stated regarding the number of tenants or the duration of stay. Pets are not allowed in the property. Interested parties can contact the landlord for further information or to arrange a viewing.
Price
€390.00
Available From
October 14, 2026
Deposit Amount
€390.00
Contract Type
A
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Minimum Age
16
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Shared Facilities
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