




2324 CS (Leiden)
€933/ month + €5.35 service costs
This listing concerns a single-family house at Schubertlaan 143-E in Leiden, located in the Bos- en Gasthuisdistrict. The property was built in 1988 and offers a living area of 147 square metres. The house is situated on the ground floor and is classified as a standard family home. It holds energy label B and is heated by a central heating system (CV). Cooking is done electrically, and the energy use is individually metered. The monthly base rent is 932.93 euros, with a total rent of 938.28 euros including service costs.
The layout centres on a living room of 28 square metres. The kitchen is a closed kitchen, separated from the living area. The house offers three bedrooms, measuring 13, 12 and 9 square metres respectively, providing space for a household. There is no attic, but the property does include a storage room. A balcony is not present; instead, the house has a west-facing garden of 25 to 50 square metres. This outdoor space offers a practical area for relaxation and play during warmer months.
The house is centrally located in the quiet Zuid-West district of Leiden. The shopping centre, with various neighbourhood shops and a supermarket, is within walking distance. Several bus connections and main access roads are in the direct vicinity, providing straightforward access to the A4 and A44 motorways. The neighbourhood also contains a number of small playgrounds and several schools. These features make the surroundings convenient for households with children. The location combines residential calm with everyday amenities close by.
The property is intended for households consisting of at least three persons. This includes a family with two parents and at least one child, or a household with one parent and at least two children. The service costs of 5.35 euros per month cover a glass insurance and an unclogging fund. With three bedrooms, a garden, storage space, and a ground-floor position, the house offers a practical family living arrangement in a well-connected part of Leiden.
Price
€933.00
Service Costs
€5.35
Available From
October 1, 2026
Condition
Good
Is Social Housing
Garden
Garden Orientation
West
Storage Present
Property Type
House
Construction Year
1988
Bedrooms
3
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Separate
Cooktop Type
Electric
Energy Source
Mixed
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