

Haarlem
€980/ month
This studio apartment on the Berckheydestraat in Haarlem offers approximately 48 square meters of living space in a single-room layout, making it a practical option for anyone looking for a compact, self-contained home in the city. The property is offered for a monthly rent of €980, excluding utilities and any additional charges. The rental concerns a temporary tenancy, and the preference of the provider goes out to students. With its manageable size and location within Haarlem, the studio is well suited for a single occupant seeking an independent living arrangement. As a studio, the unit combines living and sleeping functions within one open space.
The interior consists of one room that can be arranged to accommodate both living and sleeping needs. Because the studio spans a single space, it requires efficient furnishing, but it also provides an easy-to-maintain home with everything within reach. The accommodation does not include an outdoor area such as a balcony, terrace, or garden. As is common with compact studios, the layout encourages a minimalist living style while still offering room for the essentials. The current photographs serve as an illustration of the property, and the original photos are expected to be added by the provider.
The Berckheydestraat is situated in Haarlem, the capital of the province of North Holland. Haarlem is known for its historic city center, characterized by canals, monuments, and a compact network of shops, cafés, and restaurants. The city offers a range of everyday amenities such as supermarkets, bakeries, and other retail options within reach of the studio. For students and commuters, Haarlem provides direct train connections to surrounding cities, including Amsterdam, and the North Sea coast is also nearby. This combination of urban facilities and a livable city environment makes the location relevant for those studying or working in the region.
The monthly rent of €980 is quoted excluding utilities, so tenants should account for additional costs for services such as water, electricity, and internet. Details regarding the deposit are not specified in the listing and can be requested from the landlord. Policies on smoking and pets are not stated in the offering, and interested parties are advised to inquire directly with the provider. Given the temporary nature of the rental and the preference for students, this studio is particularly relevant for those seeking flexible housing in Haarlem. Prospective tenants can send a short introduction of themselves when expressing interest or requesting further information.
Price
€980.00
Contract Type
B
Property Type
Apartment
Tenant Type
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