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2333 DJ (Leiden)
€759/ month + €117.01 service costs
This listing concerns a self-contained student studio at Hildebrandpad 733 in the Boerhaave district of Leiden. The studio offers 26 square meters of living space and is located on the seventh floor, which is accessible by elevator. The interior is arranged as a single living and sleeping room of approximately 24 square meters with an open kitchen. The unit includes a private bathroom with shower and toilet, so no facilities need to be shared with other residents. The studio comes unfurnished, allowing the tenant to furnish and decorate the space to their own preference. The property has energy label A and is heated by collective central heating.
The studio is part of a student complex consisting of two towers, locally known as 'De Zwarte Dozen'. Together, the buildings accommodate 504 students, with each tower containing 252 student residences spread over seven residential floors. Both buildings are equipped with an indoor bicycle storage area, a roof terrace, and two elevators. Building B also features a communal laundry room available to all residents. The ground floor of the complex includes six commercial spaces.
The Boerhaave district is a popular residential area for students and PhD candidates. Leiden Centraal station is approximately a ten-minute walk away, offering connections to other Dutch cities. The historic center of Leiden, with its shops, cafes, and daily amenities, is close by, as are the faculties of Leiden University. The Bio Science Park, Hogeschoole Leiden, and the Naturalis museum are located directly adjacent to the neighborhood. This makes the location convenient for both study and everyday life.
The monthly rent is €758.96, consisting of a base rent of €641.95 and service costs of €117.01. The service costs cover electricity, heating, water, glass insurance, and contents insurance. An internet and television connection is available in the studio. Housing allowance may be applicable under certain conditions, including an additional allowance for tenants aged 21 and older. The studio has no private garden or balcony, though the complex offers a shared roof terrace. One-time costs at the start of the tenancy amount to €2.42.
Price
€759.00
Service Costs
€117.01
Available From
November 18, 2026
Is Social Housing
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
Tenant Type
Property Type
Studio
Floor Number
7
Number of Floors
7
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
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