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€499/ month + €194.07 service costs
This listing concerns a room of approximately 19 square meters at Goudse Rijweg 481B in Rotterdam, located in the Rubroek neighborhood of the Kralingen-Crooswijk district. The room is part of a shared living arrangement in which the kitchen, toilet, and shower are used together with two other residents. The bare rent is €498.20 per month, with service costs of €194.07, bringing the total monthly rent to €692.27. The accommodation has energy label C. This layout suits a resident looking for a private room within a small shared household.
The room is located in De Kerk, a residential building on Goudse Rijweg that was originally built as a church in 1882 and has since been converted into rooms, studios, and apartments. The building offers a range of facilities for its residents, including internet, bicycle storage, an elevator, and a washing machine. There is also outdoor space available, and the building is equipped with security measures for safe living. Living in a former church from the nineteenth century gives the building a distinctive character compared with standard residential complexes.
The property is situated in the Rubroek district within Kralingen-Crooswijk, a residential area east of Rotterdam's city center. The neighborhood is close to the popular Kralingen area, known for its lake and green surroundings. The city center of Rotterdam can be reached within approximately five minutes by bicycle. Public transport connections are nearby, with a metro station and bus station in the vicinity. Daily amenities such as shops and parking facilities are also present in the surrounding streets.
The room becomes available in a household where the shared kitchen, toilet, and shower are used with two other housemates. The household is described as sociable, with residents occasionally cooking and eating together or having a drink, while also valuing that each person can pursue their own activities. Allocation of the room takes place through a hospiteren procedure, in which candidates can introduce themselves to the current residents. The eligibility conditions include a maximum gross annual income of €29,400, a minimum age of 17 and a maximum age of 27, and the room is intended for a male student in Rotterdam.
Price
€499.00
Service Costs
€194.07
Available From
November 17, 2026
Is Social Housing
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Bike Storage
Property Type
Room
Construction Year
1882
Bedrooms
1
Amenities
Appliances
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
17
Preferred Gender
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