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Nijmegen - Nijmegen
€625/ month
Private landlord
Stefan
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Price
€625.00
Available From
October 1, 2025
Deposit Amount
€625.00
Condition
Good
Property Type
Room
Floor Number
2
Construction Year
1929
Bathrooms
1
Parking Type
Private
Shared Facilities
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
18
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Unfurnished 2-Bedroom Apartment Jan van Goyenstraat, Nijmegen - For Rent
Nijmegen
€1,395/ month
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Mater Dei is a former monastery built in 1929 located on Berg en Dalseweg at the edge of the Hunnerberg neighbourhood in Nijmegen. The building is situated close to the city centre and to Radboud University, with short travel times to local shopping, leisure and the recreational areas along the Waal. The property occupies a prominent position along the street and includes communal outdoor space at the front of the building.
The offering is an unfurnished room of approximately 20 m² with a sleeping mezzanine that increases usable floor area and provides a separate sleeping zone. The room is located on the second floor of the building and is described as being in good condition. The characteristic former-monastery architecture is a feature of the building, which has an energy label C.
Shared facilities in the building include a communal kitchen equipped with two cooking stations, two walk-in showers and two hanging toilets in the corridor. Laundry appliances are present for communal use, and a usage fee for the washing machine and dryer is included in the service charge. Internet access is included in the service costs. There is space on the grounds for bicycle and car storage, and the building has a front terrace for occupants.
The rent is €625 per month, which includes an advance for service charges covering gas, water, electricity, internet and the laundry usage fee; these service charges are reconciled annually. A deposit of one month’s rent (€625) is specified. The room is described as suitable for one person and pets are not permitted. The landlord is listed as Stefan; the landlord’s indicated preference is for a tenant in the 18–27 age range, with student or working-student status noted.
