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2311 TM (Leiden)
€501/ month + €86.12 service costs
This listing concerns an unfurnished room of approximately 17 m² on the second floor of a modern student complex at Langebrug 118 in Leiden. The building was constructed in 2016 and carries energy label A++, contributing to comfortable and efficient living. The room is heated by central heating (CV) and features an internet and TV connection. As the room is unfurnished, new occupants can arrange and decorate the space entirely to their own taste. An elevator is present in the building, providing easy access to the upper floors.
The room is part of a shared student apartment and is classified as non-self-contained, meaning the kitchen, shower, and toilet are shared with fellow residents. The apartment houses four residents in total, each with a private room. The kitchen is a communal space where household members can cook and spend time together. The service costs include water, glass insurance, and contents insurance, while electricity and heating are arranged separately and divided among the housemates. The total monthly rent amounts to €500.58, consisting of a base rent of €414.46 and service costs of €86.12.
The location is in the Pieterswijk, in the Binnenstad-Zuid district of Leiden, with the Langebrug running parallel to the Breestraat from the Rapenburg to the Steenschuur. The street follows the route of a former canal that once marked the boundary of the plots along the Breestraat. The complex is situated within walking distance of the Kamerlingh Onnes building, home to the Faculty of Law, as well as the Van der Werfpark. Daily amenities are close at hand, including a supermarket, a gym, shops, cafés, restaurants, and terraces. Leiden Centraal station can be reached by bicycle in approximately five minutes.
The complex at Langebrug 98-140 comprises four student buildings on Langebrug, Boomgaardsteeg, and Dwarsboomgaardsteeg, offering a total of 60 apartments with around 216 residents. The apartments have three, four, or five rooms, with room sizes ranging from 15 to 18 m². The property is offered by housing corporation DUWO. The current residents are female students who are further along in their studies and are looking for a female housemate aged 21 or older who has her own life and appreciates a household with room for both peace and sociability. The residents eat together roughly once a week and occasionally play games or watch films. Housing allowance is not available for this room.
Price
€501.00
Service Costs
€86.12
Available From
November 22, 2026
WWS Points
11
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Property Type
Room
Floor Number
2
Construction Year
2016
Bedrooms
1
Heating Type
Central
Tenant Type
Minimum Age
21
Preferred Gender
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€501
/ month + €86.12 service costs