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Rotterdam - Stadsdriehoek
€1,450/ month
Private landlord
Tanja
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Price
€1,450.00
Available From
July 25, 2025
Deposit Amount
€1,450.00
Property Type
Room
Floor Number
3
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Shared Facilities
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Minimum Age
19
Preferred Gender
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This furnished room is located on the third floor of a building in the heart of downtown Rotterdam, specifically on Oppert. The room measures approximately 20 square meters and offers a quiet environment with a nice view of the World Trade Center (WTC) and a street with no traffic. It features large double glass windows that allow plenty of natural light to enter.
The room is fully furnished with a double bed, a cozy sitting area that includes a tea table and armchair, a sofa and a sitting bed, as well as a study area equipped with a comfortable chair, table, lamp, and a large library. Storage options include a wardrobe and multiple shelves.
Residents have access to a private indoor lockable bike area and high-speed WiFi. The room has a special lock for added security. Common areas such as the kitchen, bathroom, toilet, and sitting area are shared with international flatmates, primarily students. The living environment is mixed gender, and pets are not allowed.
The rental price is €1,450 per month, which includes utilities. A deposit of €1,450 is required. The rental period is indefinite, starting from July 25, 2025, with monthly payments due regardless of the start date within the month. Viewing appointments can be arranged upon request through the landlord, Tanja. The ideal tenant is a student or working student aged between 19 and 33 years, but other ages and genders are considered. Language spoken among tenants is diverse and inclusive.
