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€630/ month + €60 service costs
This listing concerns a room in a spacious shared student house on Jupiterstraat in Groningen. The property comprises a total of seven student rooms, each of which is let separately. The building has recently been made more sustainable and holds an energy label A+. Communal facilities include a shared living room, a shared kitchen, a bathroom and a large back garden with a storage shed. The house is rented out exclusively to students, and the rooms are offered on the basis of an open-ended rental agreement with a student clause.
The ground floor accommodates a room of approximately 17 m², along with a communal living room, a communal kitchen and a separate toilet. The shared kitchen is fitted with a gas hob and extractor hood, a refrigerator with freezer and plenty of cabinet space. Both the living room and the kitchen provide access to the communal back garden. In the garden there is a storage shed that also offers space for parking bicycles.
The first floor houses four student rooms: one of approximately 12.6 m² and one of approximately 12 m², both with their own washbasin, and two rooms of approximately 7.8 m² and 7.6 m², both fitted with a high-sleeper bed. This floor also contains the communal bathroom, which is equipped with two washbasins, a spacious shower, a toilet and a towel radiator. On the second floor are two further rooms, of approximately 14 m² and 13.5 m² respectively. In addition to the communal kitchen, these two rooms each have their own kitchen and their own bathroom with shower and washbasin.
Each room is rented individually, with monthly rents varying according to size and layout. Base rents range from approximately €525 to €740 per month, to which monthly service costs of between €50 and €70 are added. The room offered in this listing has a monthly rent of €630, excluding service costs. The rental agreements are open-ended and include a student clause, which means the tenant must remain enrolled as a student for the duration of the occupancy. The landlord may request valid proof of enrolment for the current academic year on a yearly basis. The house is situated on Jupiterstraat in Groningen, a city known for its universities and large student population.
Price
€630.00
Service Costs
€60.00
Available From
November 1, 2026
Contract Type
A
Condition
Renovated
Garden
Garden Description
Grote gemeenschappelijke achtertuin met berging (o.a. fietsenstalling), bereikbaar vanuit de gedeelde woonkamer en keuken
Shared Facilities
Bike Storage
Storage Present
Property Type
Room
Number of Floors
3
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Cooktop Type
Gas
Energy Source
Gas
Appliances
Tenant Type
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