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2311 TM (Leiden)
€491/ month + €86.12 service costs
This listing concerns a student room of approximately 15 m² located on the third floor of an apartment building at Langebrug 138 in Leiden's Binnenstad-Zuid district. The room is part of a shared student apartment with three residents in total, where the kitchen, shower, and toilet are used jointly. The room is rented unfurnished, allowing the new occupant to furnish it to their own taste, and it features its own sink. The building dates from 2016, is well insulated for both temperature and sound, and holds energy label A+. The space is heated by central heating (CV).
The room is classified as an onzelfstandige (non-self-contained) student room, intended for students and PhD candidates, and is situated within the Langebrug 98-140 complex. This building is one of four student complexes on Langebrug, Boomgaardsteeg, and Dwarsboomgaardsteeg, which together house 216 students across 60 apartments. The complex includes three-, four-, and five-room apartments, with individual rooms ranging from 15 to 18 m². The building is equipped with an elevator, and an internet and TV connection is available in the room. The apartment does not have a private garden or balcony.
The total monthly rent amounts to €490.32, consisting of a base rent of €404.20 and service costs of €86.12. The service costs include glass insurance, contents insurance, and water. Electricity and heating are not included in the service costs and these expenses are shared among the residents of the apartment. A one-time fee of €2.31 applies at the start of the tenancy. The room is not eligible for rent allowance (huurtoeslag). The property is offered by DUWO.
The Langebrug is situated in the Pieterswijk, running parallel to the Breestraat from the Rapenburg to the Steenschuur, and was historically a canal that once marked the boundary of the plots along the Breestraat. The building is within walking distance of the Kamerlingh Onnes building, home of Leiden University's Faculty of Law, as well as the Van der Werfpark. A gym, supermarket, shops, cafés, restaurants, and terraces are all located in the immediate vicinity. Leiden Centraal station can be reached in approximately five minutes by bicycle. The current residents are seeking a male housemate who appreciates shared cooking and communal evenings at home, and who values keeping the apartment clean and tidy.
Price
€491.00
Service Costs
€86.12
Available From
November 20, 2026
Condition
Good
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Property Type
Room
Floor Number
3
Construction Year
2016
Bedrooms
1
Heating Type
Central
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
3
Preferred Gender
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€491
/ month + €86.12 service costs