Student Room Delftstraat 52, Haarlem - For Rent

This listing concerns a student room of approximately 19 m² on the third floor of a residential complex built in 2007 on Delftstraat in Haarlem. The room serves as both living room and bedroom in one, with the living/sleeping area measuring around 18 m². The space has an open kitchen for private use, while the shower and toilet are shared with another resident of the same gender. The building is fitted with an elevator, and the room is heated by collective central heating. The target group for this room consists of students and PhD candidates.

The room is let in bare condition, which means some finishing work is required to shape the space to personal taste. This may include installing an underfloor and flooring with a noise reduction of at least 10 decibels, as well as painting or wallpapering the walls and ceilings. The room includes additional storage space, although there is no balcony or garden. The complex offers a shared laundry facility with a communal washing machine connection, a closed shared bicycle shed, and camera surveillance. There is also a common relaxation space called Festus, and a property manager is available for questions and uncertainties.

The property is located in the Duinwijk neighborhood of Haarlem, close to everyday amenities. Haarlem Central Station is about five minutes away by bicycle, and a shopping center is also roughly five minutes away by bike. A supermarket is situated at the base of the building itself. A gym can be found directly across from the building, and parks are located in the same street. This makes the location practical for students seeking quick access to public transport and daily facilities.

The monthly rent amounts to €379.43, consisting of a base rent of €228.57 and service costs of €150.86. The service costs include electricity, water, cooking gas, and glass insurance. Rent allowance is not possible for this room. The room is let under a campus contract, and applicants must be enrolled in a full-time mbo program. The property is not rented to home seekers with children, and a check of identity documents forms a standard part of the allocation procedure.