



Leiden
€850/ month
This listing concerns an unfurnished room of approximately 19 square meters in a shared house on the Rapenburg in Leiden. The Rapenburg is one of the city's most well-known canals and runs through the historic city center. The room is situated in the back house of the property, which provides the occupant with a degree of privacy. The space is described as bright and is offered unfurnished. The rental concerns a temporary sublet for a period of several months, with a realistic possibility of extension.
The rent is 850 euros per month, with utilities included in the price. No deposit is required, and no additional costs are listed. Internet is available in the house. The room is intended for a single occupant. Since the room is rented unfurnished, the tenant brings their own bed, mattress, and wardrobe. The remainder of the house is fully equipped with all necessary facilities, so no further furnishings need to be supplied.
The shared spaces include a living room, a kitchen, a bathroom, and a toilet, all used jointly with the other residents. The kitchen allows for preparing meals, while the living room offers additional space for relaxing outside the room itself. The energy label of the property has not been stated. Pets are not allowed in the house. The accommodation is offered by the landlord RapVII.
The landlord is looking for a tidy and quiet male tenant aged 18 or older. The preferred tenant profile is a student or working student. The intended duration of stay is six months, which corresponds with the temporary nature of the rental. The location on the Rapenburg places the house within walking distance of Leiden's city center, with shops, restaurants, and university buildings nearby. Viewings of the room can be arranged directly with the landlord.
Price
€850.00
Available From
October 10, 2026
Available Until
February 10, 2027
Contract Type
C
Min Duration
6
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
18
Preferred Gender
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Shared Facilities
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