



Groningen
€543/ month
This listing concerns an unfurnished room of approximately 12 square meters on the Akkerstraat in Groningen. The room is part of a small-scale living arrangement consisting of two rooms that belong together. The private space is delivered unfurnished, allowing the future tenant to arrange and decorate it according to personal preference. The rental agreement is offered for an indefinite period, which provides long-term housing security. A private owner acts as the landlord, which allows for direct and personal communication. Viewings of the room can be arranged in consultation with the landlord.
The accommodation is characterized by its combination of private and shared spaces. In addition to the private room, the property has a shared living room, a shared kitchen, a shared bathroom and a separate shared toilet. There is also a roof terrace, which offers outdoor space in an urban setting. This layout makes the home suitable for someone who wants a private retreat while also having communal areas available. The shared facilities reduce the need to furnish an entire apartment individually. The presence of both private and communal areas creates a practical housing form for one occupant.
The advertised rent is €542 per month, and the listing indicates that no deposit is required. The payment summary shows the rent as including utilities, although the property description mentions that gas, water and electricity are excluded, so it is advisable to confirm these details with the landlord. Pets are not allowed in this property. The landlord is open to a wide range of tenants, with students and working students explicitly mentioned as suitable candidates. There are no restrictions regarding gender or occupation, and everyone is welcome. The duration of stay is flexible, in line with the indefinite rental period.
The room is located on the Akkerstraat in Groningen, a city known for its universities and large student population. Groningen offers a historic center, a wide range of shops, cafés and restaurants, and an active cultural scene. The city is also known for its extensive cycling infrastructure, which connects the different neighborhoods. Living on the Akkerstraat places tenants in a residential street within reach of the city's amenities. The combination of a compact private room, shared communal facilities and a Groningen location makes this listing relevant for students and working tenants seeking accommodation in the city. Given the unfurnished state and the indefinite contract, the room is particularly suitable for those planning a longer stay in Groningen.
Price
€543.00
Available From
October 15, 2026
Contract Type
A
Terrace
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Minimum Age
16
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Shared Facilities
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