




Groningen
€705/ month + €245.84 service costs
The Bisschop Nierman Centrum (BNC) on Plutolaan is a three-story student residence that is home to more than sixty students. This listing concerns a single room of 19 m² located on the second floor, which is accessible by elevator. The building features a grass field at the back, offering a pleasant outdoor space for residents. The rooms in this building have shared or private facilities, with some rooms benefiting from a private toilet; the floor plan indicates which rooms include this feature. The kitchen and shower are shared with housemates of mixed gender.
The room is equipped with a wireless internet connection. It should be noted that only Wi-Fi is available in the building, as a wired internet connection is not possible. A TV signal is not included. The shared kitchen is used by approximately four to six housemates, and residents are responsible for providing their own cookware, cutlery, and tableware. The kitchens are fitted with appliances provided through a lease arrangement, and the costs of these appliances are shared among residents, with repair requests submitted via a QR code on the appliance.
The location of the BNC is highly practical for students. The Zernike Campus can be reached by bike within five minutes, while the center of Groningen is a ten-minute bike ride away. For those who prefer not to cycle, several buses stop close to the building. The largest covered shopping center in Groningen is within walking distance, and groceries can also be picked up at the neighborhood supermarket around the corner. Parking on the premises is not permitted, but paid public parking is available in the surrounding area, and the building offers communal bicycle storage.
This room is offered under a campus contract, which means it is exclusively available to students or those pursuing a PhD; this condition is explicitly stated in the rental agreement, and proof of enrollment or income must be provided. The net rent is supplemented by service costs, which cover utilities such as electricity, water, heating, and internet, as well as cleaning of the common areas, waste collection charges, and maintenance. There is no camera surveillance in the building. The combination of a manageable room size, shared facilities, an elevator, and a location close to both the Zernike Campus and the city center makes this room a practical option for students seeking housing in Groningen.
Price
€705.00
Service Costs
€245.84
Contract Type
C
Amenities
Kitchen Type
Separate
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Property Type
Room
Floor Number
2
Number of Floors
3
Garden Description
Gemeenschappelijk grasveld aan de achterkant van het gebouw
Parking Type
Street
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Bike Storage
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