
Rotterdam
€811/ month + €164.66 service costs
This 22 m² studio is located at Goudse Rijweg 529 in the Rubroek neighborhood, part of Rotterdam's Kralingen-Crooswijk district. The home is situated inside De Kerk, a former church dating from 1882 that has been converted into a residential building offering rooms, studios and apartments. The studio is fully self-contained, with its own kitchen and private bathroom. The unit carries energy label B, and housing allowance may be available for tenants aged 21 and older.
The building was originally founded in 1882 by a monastic community. Although a fire nearly a century later destroyed a large part of the structure, many authentic elements were preserved and incorporated into the residential building. The result is a living environment with character, featuring a high entrance hall where residents can play table tennis. Two roof terraces provide outdoor space where residents can meet, and there is also a communal room that can be rented for private gatherings. The building is equipped with internet, a bicycle storage facility, an elevator, a washing machine, and security measures for safe living.
The Rubroek neighborhood holds a central position between Kralingen and Rotterdam's city center. Cycling to the center takes about five minutes, placing the Markthal and the Meent shopping street within easy reach. A few minutes away, the Goudsesingel is home to the Industriegebouw, an area with a varied selection of cafés and restaurants. The location borders both Crooswijk and the student district of Kralingen, which offers a range of cafés and social venues. The Kralingse Bos is roughly five minutes away by bike, a spot for relaxing by the water or attending festivals in the summer, while universities and universities of applied sciences are all within cycling distance.
The base rent for this studio is €645.46 per month, with service costs of €164.66, bringing the total monthly rent to €810.12. Allocation of the home is handled by Stadswonen Rotterdam. The listing is aimed at students in Rotterdam, with conditions including a maximum gross income of €29,400 per year and an age between 17 and 27 years. Housing allowance is possible for tenants from the age of 21. Combined with the building's shared facilities and its central location, the studio offers a practical base for student life in Rotterdam.
Price
€811.00
Service Costs
€164.66
Available From
October 14, 2026
Is Social Housing
Terrace
Tenant Type
Minimum Age
17
Property Type
Studio
Construction Year
1882
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Bike Storage
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