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2312 NV (Leiden)
€666/ month + €138.55 service costs
This self-contained student residence on Zamenhofstraat 16 offers 38 square meters of living space on the second floor of a student complex in Leiden's Binnenstad-Noord district. The layout includes a living room of approximately 24 square meters and a separate bedroom of around 10 square meters, providing a clear separation between living and sleeping areas. The open kitchen is situated in the living area and was recently renovated. The unit comes with its own shower and toilet, so no facilities need to be shared with other residents. The home is offered unfurnished, allowing occupants to arrange the interior to their own preference. Because all essential facilities are private, the unit qualifies as fully independent student housing.
The residence forms part of the Zamenhofstraat 2-34 complex, a building with four residential floors that houses seventeen students in total. Each occupant has a private unit with an own kitchen, bathroom and toilet, while the garden is shared among the residents. On the ground floor there is a laundry room with washing facilities, managed by the residents' committee. Bicycle storage is also present, which is practical in a cycling city like Leiden. The building has energy label E and is heated by collective central heating. There is no private balcony or garden attached to the unit itself.
Binnenstad-Noord is the more spacious and quieter side of Leiden's historic city centre, yet it remains a lively neighbourhood. Daily amenities such as shops, cafés and restaurants are within walking distance, as are cinemas and other leisure options. The canals and narrow streets of the old town are close by, offering plenty of character. Leiden Centraal railway station can be reached by bicycle in roughly five minutes, providing connections to cities such as Amsterdam, The Hague and Utrecht. University and university of applied sciences facilities are also easily accessible from this location. This makes the address well suited for students and PhD candidates.
The listing is offered by DUWO, a housing provider specialised in student accommodation. The base rent is €526.59 per month, with service costs of €138.55, bringing the total monthly rent to €665.14. The service costs include electricity, water, heating, glass insurance and contents insurance. Housing allowance may be available for tenants aged 21 and older, subject to the applicable conditions. A one-time fee of €2.42 applies at the start of the tenancy. The rental agreement is scheduled to commence on 26 October 2026.
Price
€666.00
Service Costs
€138.55
Available From
October 26, 2026
Is Social Housing
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
Tenant Type
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
2
Number of Floors
4
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Energy Source
Gas
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€666
/ month + €138.55 service costs