This upper-floor flat on Kruiskade in Rotterdam is presented as a one-bedroom apartment with a total living area of 81 m². The building dates from 1957 and the apartment has a reported volume of 200 m³. The entrance leads to a spacious hall; the kitchen is located at the front of the apartment and is equipped with a kitchen unit and sink. The living room is described as very spacious and bright and provides access to an on-property balcony. The listing states the property is delivered unfurnished and that double glazing is fitted throughout.
The apartment is situated in the city centre, directly above a luxury shopping street and surrounded by restaurants and bars. The listing notes proximity to cultural venues such as the Doelen, the Rotterdamse Schouwburg and several cinemas, and states it is within walking distance of major retailers, Beursplein and Central Station. An elevator serves up to the 11th floor and the text specifies access to the 11th floor for this unit.
The bathroom is fitted with a bathtub with shower, a sink and a mirror. Heating is provided by a central heating system. General conditions listed include that the property is available immediately, the deposit equals two months’ rent, smoking and pets are not permitted, and the property is offered unfurnished. The listing also notes that photos shown are of a comparable property and may not depict the exact apartment on offer.
Financial and contract details provided in the listing include a monthly rent of €1,524 and a stated deposit amount of €2,900. The listing shows the rental price as including service costs, but also refers to additional monthly costs for utilities, internet, TV, service charges and municipal taxes; this point is reported as presented in the source material. Rent is payable quarterly. Income requirements are listed as three times the gross monthly rent for the tenant and five times the gross monthly rent for a guarantor. The apartment is classified as an existing building and was first offered on 14-08-2025 under a status of “For rent.”
