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Apartment Beren 73, Groningen - For Rent

9714DW (Groningen - Ebbingekwartier)

98 m²€12.91/m² per month3 roomsEnergy label A

€1,265/ month + €20 service costs

About This Rental in Groningen

Two-Bedroom Glass Apartment with Serre in Groningen's CiBoGa District

This apartment at Beren 73 is located in the CiBoGa residential area, part of Groningen's city center. The property offers 98 m² of living space and is arranged with two bedrooms. The home carries an energy label A, indicating efficient energy use. It is part of the Schots 1 complex, which comprises 101 glass apartments in various layouts. The monthly rent is €1,265, with service costs of €20 per month.

The Schots 1 complex stands on the corner of Korreweg, Boterdiep, and Bloemsingel, and consists of three towers of seven residential floors. The building is fully clad, giving the glass façade a green appearance. Differences in transparency, reflection, and matte finish create a distinctive pattern across the façade. The apartments feature large windows that reach from floor to ceiling. All apartments in the complex are accessible by elevator, and parking is available in the garage beneath the building.

The interior offers a spacious living room with an open kitchen. There are two bedrooms, a separate toilet, and a large indoor storage room. In some cases, apartments in this complex also include an additional dining or study room. Every apartment has an indoor serre. The semi-open kitchen comes with a standard fitting and is equipped for electric cooking only.

The CiBoGa neighborhood forms part of Groningen's inner city, with amenities such as shops, schools, and sports facilities in the immediate vicinity. The area is designed so that cars are largely kept out of the street scene, contributing to a quiet residential environment. Parking is provided in the parking garage located under the complex. The neighborhood combines urban convenience with a residential setting. With its central location, the apartment offers direct access to the facilities and public spaces of Groningen's city center.

Property Details & Features

Rental Overview

Price

€1,265.00

Service Costs

€20.00

Available From

January 1, 2027

WWS Points

201

Parking, Storage, and Facilities

Building Facilities

Elevator

Storage Present

Property Basics

Property Type

Apartment

Number of Floors

Interior Spaces

Bedrooms

Amenities

Elevator

Kitchen Type

Open

Cooktop Type

Electric

Energy Source

Unknown

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Current listing price

€1,265

6.5% lower than average

Market average (3 rooms, Groningen)

€1,353

Calculated from 19 listings last month

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