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2021 KA (Haarlem)
€640/ month + €141.72 service costs
This listing concerns a self-contained studio of approximately 26 m², situated on the first floor of the Steve Biko student complex on Spaarndamseweg in Haarlem's Transvaalwijk neighborhood. The corridor flat, built in 1998, offers a combined living and sleeping space of about 24 m². The studio comes with its own kitchen as well as a private bathroom with shower and toilet, so no facilities need to be shared with other residents. The unit is located on the west side of the building and overlooks the inner courtyard of the complex. An elevator is available in the building, and a floor plan of the layout is provided.
The studio is delivered in basic condition, meaning the new tenant will need to carry out some finishing work, such as installing underlay and flooring with a minimum noise reduction of 10 decibels, as well as painting and wallpapering the walls and ceilings. The departing tenant leaves behind a laminate floor, roller blinds, and kitchen shelves, which may be taken over in mutual consultation. Private electricity, heating costs, and a basic television signal package are included in the rent. Additional conveniences in the complex include a shared laundry room and a communal bicycle storage area. Free parking is available on the private grounds at the rear of the building.
The Transvaalwijk neighborhood offers a practical setting for students, with daily amenities within easy reach. A shopping center featuring a Vomar and an Aldi supermarket is located approximately five minutes away on foot, and the area also offers dining options and green spaces such as parks and wooded areas. Bus line 14 stops almost directly in front of the building, providing convenient connections across the city. Haarlem Central Station can be reached within roughly ten minutes by bicycle, as can the historic center of Haarlem. Main roads are easily accessible for those traveling by car, although the studio faces a busy road, which may be a consideration for those sensitive to street noise.
The rental conditions include a bare rent of €498.20 per month plus service costs of €141.72, bringing the total monthly rent to €639.92. This studio is rented under a campus contract and is intended for students, including those following a full-time MBO program and PhD candidates. The building contains both rental homes and privately owned properties and is managed through an owners' association (VvE), whose rules apply to all residents. The studio holds energy label B, contributing to relatively efficient energy use. The starting date of the tenancy is provided under reservation.
Price
€640.00
Service Costs
€141.72
Available From
November 27, 2026
Contract Type
A
Is Social Housing
Parking Type
Private
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
Property Type
Studio
Floor Number
1
Construction Year
1998
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Tenant Type
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€640
/ month + €141.72 service costs