





Nijmegen
€715/ month
This listing concerns a furnished room of approximately 18 m² on the Van Heutszstraat in Nijmegen. The room is part of a shared living arrangement in which a total of six residents live together. The space is offered upholstered, so it can be equipped with personal belongings and furnished to individual taste. With its size, the room is suitable for a student or a working professional looking for a private place to sleep within a shared house. The rent is set at €715 per month, excluding additional costs.
A practical feature of this room is its own private kitchen block, which makes it possible to prepare meals independently. For those who prefer to cook together with fellow residents, there is also the option to use one of the two other kitchens in the house. This setup offers a choice between privacy and sociability. Bathroom facilities are shared with the other occupants: in total, the six residents make use of three bathrooms and two toilets. This distribution means the shared facilities are divided among a manageable number of people.
The communal areas of the house are cleaned weekly by a professional cleaning company. Because of this regular cleaning service, the additional costs of the property are higher than average. In addition, an internet contribution of approximately €10 per month applies; this amount is to be transferred to a co-resident in whose name the internet contract is registered. Prospective tenants are advised to take these monthly extras into account when calculating their total housing budget.
The room does not have its own outdoor space. Questions regarding smoking and pet policies can be addressed to the provider, as these points are open for inquiry. The Van Heutszstraat is situated in Nijmegen, a city known for its universities, shops, and public transport connections, making it a practical base for students and young professionals. The combination of a private kitchen block and shared facilities offers an accessible way of living in a communal household.
Price
€715.00
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