

Groningen
€598/ month
This listing concerns an unfurnished room of approximately 19 square meters on the Boterdiep in Groningen. The room becomes available on 1 November and is offered with an indefinite rental period. The monthly rent is set at €597.50, which includes gas, water, and electricity, so there are no separate utility costs to budget for. The room is rented out unfurnished, giving tenants the freedom to arrange and decorate the space entirely to their own taste. The property is offered by a private landlord, which allows for direct communication about viewings and rental conditions.
The accommodation is set up as a shared living arrangement with several communal facilities. Residents share multiple kitchens, toilets, and bathrooms, which are distributed throughout the building. In addition, the property features a large shared rooftop terrace. This outdoor space offers room to sit, relax, and unwind in the open air without leaving the building. Because the arrangement is focused on the private room itself, there is no private living room included. The shared setup makes the property particularly suitable for tenants who spend much of their time outside the home or who appreciate the social aspect of shared living.
The building carries energy label E, which is relevant information for those interested in the energy characteristics of the housing. Utilities are nevertheless included in the rent, keeping the monthly housing costs predictable and transparent. No additional costs are specified for this listing. Pets are not allowed, so the room is best suited to tenants without animal companions. The rental contract runs for an indefinite period, offering long-term housing stability. A viewing can be arranged with the landlord for those who wish to see the room and the shared spaces in person.
The Boterdiep is a well-known canal in Groningen, running through a lively part of the city close to the center. The surrounding area combines residential streets with cafes, shops, and everyday amenities within walking distance. The location is convenient for students and working professionals alike, given the proximity to educational institutions and employers in the city. The landlord is looking for a single tenant to occupy the room. There are no specific requirements regarding age, gender, occupation, or language, making the room accessible to a wide range of candidates. Students and working students are explicitly mentioned as suitable occupants for this accommodation.
Price
€598.00
Available From
November 1, 2026
Contract Type
A
Terrace
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
16
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Shared Facilities
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