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€630/ month
This listing concerns an uncarpeted room of approximately 16 m² on the ground floor of a shared house on the Maluslaan in Groningen. The room becomes available from 1 November 2026 and is offered for an indefinite rental period. The accommodation is managed by Gruno Vastgoed, a real estate agency. Viewings are possible and can be arranged directly with the landlord. The property is intended as a student room and is situated in the Selwerd district of Groningen.
In addition to the private room, residents have access to a shared living room and a shared kitchen. The house features two fully equipped shared bathrooms as well as a separate shared toilet. The communal spaces are used together with three co-residents: two women and one man. This arrangement offers a private space of one's own combined with communal areas for everyday use. The room itself is delivered uncarpeted.
The monthly rent for the room is €630, which includes an advance payment of €80 for gas, water, electricity and internet. The deposit equals one month's rent, amounting to €630. No additional monthly costs are listed for this accommodation. It should be noted that rent allowance (huurtoeslag) is not possible for room rentals under Dutch regulations. The rental agreement is concluded for an indefinite period, offering long-term housing security.
The room is located in the Selwerd neighbourhood of Groningen, an area with a range of everyday amenities close by. In the direct surroundings there is an Albert Heijn supermarket as well as a Lidl, making daily shopping convenient. The centre of Groningen can be reached by bicycle within approximately ten minutes. Pets are not allowed in this property. The landlord welcomes students and working students between 18 and 99 years of age, regardless of gender, and speakers of all languages are welcome.
Price
€630.00
Available From
November 1, 2026
Deposit Amount
€630.00
Shared Facilities
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
2
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Minimum Age
18
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