Lefier
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9741 KJ (Groningen)
€788/ month + €99.22 service costs
This furnished student room is located on the tenth floor of the Acero complex on Esdoornlaan in the Selwerd district of Groningen. The room offers approximately 20 m² of living space, of which around 18 m² is usable living area, and forms part of a shared student residence with seven residents. The room is fully furnished and features its own shower and toilet, which provides extra comfort and privacy. The kitchen and living room are shared with housemates and are furnished. The building was constructed in 1970 and holds an energy label A, with heating provided through district heating.
The Acero complex consists of a ground floor and ten residential floors with a total of 321 semi-self-contained student rooms. An elevator is available, making the higher floors easily accessible. A laundry room with washing machine connection is located on the ground floor, where laundry can be done for a fee per wash. Next to the entrance, there is a spacious bicycle storage room, a practical feature in a cycling city like Groningen. The room itself also comes with a storage space for extra belongings. Internet via Wi-Fi is available in both the room and the communal areas and is included in the rent, while a television subscription is not included.
The location close to the Zernike complex makes this room particularly suitable for students and PhD candidates. The campus is approximately seven minutes away by bicycle, making it easy to attend lectures or study appointments. The ACLO sports center is situated around the corner, ideal for a quick training session or workout. For daily groceries, residents can walk to the nearby shopping center. The Selwerd district offers a practical base for student life with the university facilities within short cycling distance. With seven residents per unit and shared living spaces, the complex combines independent living with the sociability of housemates.
The total rent amounts to €787.96 per month, consisting of a bare rent of €621.84, service costs of €99.22, and heating costs of €40.00. The service costs cover electricity, heating, water, and taxes and levies, and serve as an advance that is settled annually based on actual consumption. Additional one-off costs amount to €26.90. Housing allowance (huurtoeslag) is possible, with the condition of extra housing allowance from the age of 21. An internet connection is included in the rent, so no separate arrangements are required for Wi-Fi access. Overall, the room offers a well-equipped option for furnished student housing in Groningen with private sanitary facilities and a position near the campus.
Price
€788.00
Service Costs
€99.22
Available From
November 19, 2026
Is Social Housing
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Energy Source
District
Tenant Type
Property Type
Room
Floor Number
10
Number of Floors
10
Construction Year
1970
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Bike Storage
Storage Present
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