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2321 KW (Leiden)
€656/ month + €41.21 service costs
Omegaplantsoen 614 offers a self-contained student studio of 24 m² located on the second floor of the Omegaplantsoen complex in the Roodenburgerdistrict of Leiden. The studio is arranged as a single sleeping and living room of approximately 22 m² with an open kitchen, and includes a private shower and toilet, so facilities do not need to be shared with other residents. The space is offered unfurnished, allowing tenants to arrange the interior to their own preferences. The building is equipped with an elevator, and the studio features an internet and TV connection. Heating is provided through collective CV heating, and the studio holds an A+ energy label.
The studio is part of the Leidse Schans campus, a residential area that also includes a supermarket, restaurant, coffee bar, and snack bar for everyday convenience. DUWO manages around 2,000 rooms across the campus, and residents have access to two laundry rooms where washing is available for a fee. Covered and locked bicycle storage can be found on the ground floor of the various buildings. Since the autumn of 2022, the campus has been car and moped-free, although a locked parking lot is available, with parking spaces rented out to residents by DUWO; parking and permit arrangements in the surrounding area are handled by the municipality of Leiden.
The location combines campus living with excellent connections: the complex lies directly next to Leiden Lammenschans station and within walking distance of Leiden's city center. This makes the Roodenburgerdistrict a practical base for students and PhD candidates who want quick access to universities, institutes, and the historic center of Leiden. Daily amenities are available on the campus itself, reducing the need to travel for groceries or a meal. The area around Omegaplantsoen is therefore well suited to those looking for compact, independent living close to both transit and urban facilities.
The monthly costs consist of a base rent plus service costs, which include glass and contents insurance, while electricity, heating, and water are excluded and billed separately based on usage; water and heating are settled through the provider Eteck with a fixed annual component plus variable costs, and municipal taxes apply separately. Housing allowance may be available subject to conditions, specifically additional allowance from the age of 21. The rental is aimed at students and PhD candidates, and the rental starting date is listed as 22 November 2026. A one-time fee applies at the start of the tenancy, covering items such as general rental costs or a nameplate.
Price
€656.00
Service Costs
€41.21
Available From
November 22, 2026
Is Social Housing
Parking Type
Gated
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Bike Storage
Tenant Type
Property Type
Studio
Floor Number
2
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Energy Source
District
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€656
/ month + €41.21 service costs