


2316XD (Leiden - South Holland)
€1,222/ month + €65 service costs
Located at Schipholweg 134 in Leiden, this apartment is described as a one-bedroom unit within the Station House complex. The listing provides two differing figures for living area: one section indicates 64 m² while the property details list 72 m². The building year is stated as 2019. The listing also includes an energy label reported as A++ in the property details and as A+++ elsewhere in the listing.
The apartment is located in the Stationskwartier neighborhood of Leiden. The listing notes that the area has a relatively high share of residents aged 25 to 44 and a comparatively low population density. Public transport and local amenities are nearby: the property is within cycling distance of Leiden city centre and within walking distance of a supermarket and a train station. The listing additionally indicates that a nearby highway exit can be reached within a short drive.
Rental terms and some costs are specified in the listing. The gross rent is listed as €1,221.61 per month, with service costs of €65 per month. Deposit guidance is noted as indicative: for tenants with a fixed income the deposit figure is listed as €1,221.61 and for self-employed persons as €2,443.22. The listing reports 216 WWS points. Other specific utility inclusions, pet or smoking policies, and floor level are not specified in the provided listing information.
The listing describes the property as reasonably to well accessible and located close to amenities and transport connections. It is identified as part of the complex "The Station House" in Leiden. Photographs or additional details are referenced in the original listing but are not reproduced here; the descriptive information above is limited to the explicit, stable details provided in the listing data.
Price
€1,222.00
Service Costs
€65.00
Available From
November 1, 2025
Deposit Amount
€1,221.61
WWS Points
216
Property Type
Apartment
Construction Year
2019
Bedrooms
1
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