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€775/ month + €75 service costs
This apartment is located on Botersloot in the Stadsdriehoek neighbourhood, in the heart of Rotterdam's city centre. The property is situated on the second floor of a building dating from 1955, which comprises seven living levels and is equipped with a lift. The flat offers 48 m² of living space, arranged as two rooms with one bedroom and one bathroom. The interior is upholstered and the upkeep of the property is in excellent condition. The building is an existing structure with a flat roof, characteristic of the historic city centre.
The accommodation includes a separate toilet and access to a shed or storeroom, providing additional space for belongings. Heating is provided through block heating, while hot water is supplied via central heating. The property holds energy label C, indicating a reasonable energy performance. A doorbell panel and intercom are present at the entrance, adding convenience for residents. Paid parking is available in the vicinity, although the building itself has no garage.
The location is one of the main characteristics of this property. Situated near a shopping centre and the Meent, daily essentials such as supermarkets, bakeries and shops are within a minute's walk. The area offers a wide range of cafés and restaurants, as well as sports facilities and healthcare services close by. Several railway stations, including Meent station at approximately 240 metres, are within walking distance, providing excellent transport connections. Numerous schools and educational institutions, including Codarts Rotterdam, can be found within two kilometres, and several parks and green spaces are also nearby.
This flat is rented on a temporary basis for a maximum period of eleven months. The property is intended for students who move to Rotterdam from outside the city for their studies and who are not yet registered in the municipality of Rotterdam at the time of application. Prospective tenants must demonstrate that they live outside Rotterdam and are staying there temporarily for their studies. The rent is €775 per month excluding bills, supplemented by €75 in service charges, with a deposit of €1,548 and an income requirement of €2,500. A maximum of one resident is permitted, pets are allowed in consultation, and the tenant arranges water, electricity, internet, television and furnishing independently.
Price
€775.00
Service Costs
€75.00
Deposit Amount
€1,548.00
Contract Type
C
Condition
Good
Building Facilities
Storage Present
Pets Allowed
Conditional
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
2
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
1955
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Energy Source
Gas
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€775
/ month + €75 service costs
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