


9718 JP (Groningen)
€685/ month + €72.21 service costs
Listed here is a student room of approximately 21 m² at Kraneweg 4-B K3 in the Schildersbuurt district of Groningen. The room is situated on the third floor of a building that dates back to 1896 and forms part of a shared student residence with a total of four residents. The room is classified as non-self-contained, which means the kitchen, shower, and toilet are shared with fellow residents. The space serves as a combined sleeping and living room and is offered unfurnished, so the new resident can furnish it entirely to their own preferences. The accommodation is intended for students and PhD candidates.
The room comes with several practical facilities. A storage area is available, and there is a shared washing machine connection for laundry. The room has both an internet and a television connection, and heating is provided through central heating (CV). The service costs of €72.21 per month include electricity, water, heating, taxes and levies, and glass insurance. The bare rent is €460.08 per month, with a total monthly rent of €684.45 including service costs, utility costs, and additional charges. Depending on age and income, rent allowance (huurtoeslag) may be applicable for residents aged 18 and older, subject to conditions.
The location of the room is one of its main characteristics. Kraneweg lies in the Schildersbuurt, just outside the canals of the city center of Groningen. The Noorderplantsoen park can be reached within approximately three minutes on foot, making it easy to spend time outdoors. The city center is less than five minutes away, with shops, cafés, and other amenities close by. For those studying or working at the Zernike campus, the commute takes around fifteen minutes by bicycle. This central position places a residential neighborhood within immediate reach of the city's facilities.
The room is part of the complex at Kraneweg 2-4 and Melkweg 26 and is offered by housing corporation Lefier. The residence is shared with several housemates; the bathroom is used together with three housemates, while the kitchen is shared with one housemate. The allocation takes place through a hospiteren procedure, in which the current residents invite candidates to meet and select a new housemate. The rental agreement can start from 11 November 2026. With its shared student household, practical amenities, and central location near both the park and the university facilities, this room offers a well-connected base for student life in Groningen.
Price
€685.00
Service Costs
€72.21
Available From
November 11, 2026
Is Social Housing
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Storage Present
Property Type
Room
Floor Number
3
Construction Year
1896
Bedrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Tenant Type
Preferred Gender
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