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Rotterdam - Hillesluis
€750/ month
Private landlord
Hans-Peter
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Price
€750.00
Available From
September 30, 2025
Deposit Amount
€750.00
Min Duration
12
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Heating Type
Central
Shared Facilities
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
16
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Townhouse Randweg, Hillesluis - Rotterdam
3074 BK (Rotterdam)
€1,925/ month
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Unfurnished room of approximately 12 m² located on Randweg in Rotterdam. The rent is listed as €750 per month, including utilities; a deposit of €750 is indicated. The room is described as unfurnished and fitted with double glazing, central heating and laminate flooring. The property is part of a shared dwelling and is listed without a separate living room.
Shared facilities include a communal kitchen, a shared bathroom and a shared toilet; internet access is available. The room is indicated as suitable for one person and the listing notes male roommates in the household. Pets are not allowed and the landlord requests that tenants do not use hard or soft drugs on the premises. The property carries an energy label A3.
The location is described as well connected, with tram, bus, metro and train links and a nearby shopping centre. Several supermarkets (Aldi, Lidl, Albert Heijn and others), shops, fast-food outlets, cinemas and theatres are reported to be within approximately a 10-minute walk. Nearby educational institutions mentioned include Albeda, Zadkine, Inholland and Erasmus University. The description highlights proximity to retail and public transport options as a local convenience.
The listing notes an indefinite rental period and a preference for a minimum one-year stay; the landlord indicates an ideal tenant profile as a student, working student or someone who is working. The listing is posted by a private owner named Hans and viewing is indicated as possible by contacting the landlord. Number of tenants and gender are noted as not important in the landlord’s preferences. Details about included utilities, shared facilities and house rules are presented as stable features of the listing.
