For rent
Room Kralingse Kerklaan 188B, Rotterdam - For Rent
Rotterdam
20 m²1 roomUpholsteredEnergy label B
€499/ month + €148.48 service costs
About This Rental in Rotterdam
20 m² Room for Rent on Kralingse Kerklaan in Rotterdam - De Snor, Energy Label B
This listing concerns a room of approximately 20 square meters at Kralingse Kerklaan 188B in Rotterdam. The room is part of a shared living arrangement, as the existing resident of the apartment is looking for a female housemate who values a clean and pleasant home. The accommodation is located in De Snor, a residential building situated in the 's-Gravenland district of the Prins Alexander borough. The room holds energy label B and becomes available from 3 November 2026. The layout consists of one room within the shared apartment, offering private space alongside the shared living situation with one other resident.
De Snor is a residential complex with a quiet location, within walking distance of Kralingse Zoom. The building offers a range of facilities that contribute to comfortable daily living. These include internet access, outdoor space, and parking possibilities for residents. A bicycle storage is also available, which is practical in a cycling city like Rotterdam. A washing machine is present in the building, and attention is given to safe living.
The 's-Gravenland neighborhood is part of the Prins Alexander district in Rotterdam. Public transport is well organized in the area, with both a metro station and a bus stop located nearby. Daily shopping facilities can be found within reach, and parking spots are available in the vicinity. Due to the proximity of Kralingse Zoom, residents have convenient access to the rest of the city and the surrounding region.
The base rent for this room is €498.20 per month, excluding service costs of €148.48 per month, which brings the total monthly cost to €646.68. Allocation takes place via hospiteren, the rooming process in which candidates meet the current resident. Specific conditions apply to this listing: a maximum gross annual income of €29,400, a minimum age of 17 years, and a maximum age of 27 years. The target group consists of students in Rotterdam, and the room is intended for a female candidate. The combination of the room, the facilities of De Snor, and the location near Kralingse Zoom forms the core of this offer.
Property Details & Features
Rental Overview
Price
€499.00
Service Costs
€148.48
Available From
November 3, 2026
Is Social Housing
Tenant Requirements & Preferences
Tenant Type
Student
Minimum Age
17
Preferred Gender
Female
Property Basics
Property Type
Room
Interior Spaces
Appliances
Washer
Parking, Storage, and Facilities
Building Facilities
Laundry
Security
Shared Facilities
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bike Storage
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Current listing price
€499
38.8% lower than averageMarket average (1 room, Rotterdam)
€815
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