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2333 BN (Leiden)
€838/ month + €195.27 service costs
This self-contained student studio is located on the sixteenth floor of Kolffpad 543 in the Boerhaavedistrict of Leiden. The residence measures 21 square metres and consists of one sleeping/living room of approximately 18 square metres with an open kitchen. As an independent unit, it offers a private front door, a private shower, a private toilet, and a private kitchen, so no facilities need to be shared with other residents. The interior features PVC flooring and indoor sunscreens for added comfort. The building was newly constructed in 2023 and holds energy label A, with district heating providing warmth to the unit. The space is offered for self-furnishing, allowing residents to arrange it according to their own preferences.
Kolffpad is a large student complex situated in the Bio Science Park of Leiden, comprising 289 homes in total. Every residence in the complex is equipped with private amenities, including its own front door, shower, toilet, and kitchen. The building offers well-appointed communal spaces, among them a game room and a dedicated study area, both designed with input from students. Practical facilities are also available, such as a launderette and a covered, two-level bicycle storage facility. An elevator provides access to the upper floors, including the sixteenth floor where this studio is located. The unit further includes an internet and television connection.
The studio is set within a green, park-like campus environment with a wide range of amenities for students. The surrounding Boerhaavedistrict is home to the Bio Science Park, placing universities and knowledge institutions within close reach. Leiden University and the university of applied sciences are located nearby, keeping daily commutes short. The historic centre of Leiden is also easily accessible from this location. The neighbourhood combines a quiet, campus-style setting with the convenience of urban facilities close at hand.
The monthly service costs cover electricity, water, heating, glass insurance, and contents insurance. Housing allowance may be available for this unit, subject to conditions, including an additional allowance option for residents aged 21 and over. The accommodation is intended for students and PhD candidates. The landlord for this property is DUWO, a specialized provider of student housing. With its private facilities, energy-efficient construction, and campus setting, the studio offers an independent living option within a larger student community in Leiden.
Price
€838.00
Service Costs
€195.27
Available From
November 18, 2026
Condition
New
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
Tenant Type
Property Type
Studio
Floor Number
16
Construction Year
2023
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Energy Source
District
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