



Rotterdam
€725/ month
This room for rent is located on the 1e Middellandstraat in central Rotterdam and offers approximately 13 square meters of living space in a shared student house. The room is uncarpeted and comes with its own balcony, providing a private outdoor space. The rent is 725 euros per month with utilities included, which keeps monthly costs predictable. Internet is available in the house, so a separate connection does not need to be arranged. The accommodation forms part of a student residence where six people live together, creating a sociable household. With its compact size and outdoor space, the room offers a practical base in the city.
The shared areas form the heart of the house. Residents use a communal living room with an attached kitchen, which serves as the central meeting point of the home. The bathroom is shared among the housemates, and there are two separate toilets, which helps reduce waiting during busier moments of the day. The household consists of five Dutch housemates, so Dutch is the common language spoken in the house. Because the living room, kitchen, bathroom, and toilets are shared, the setup suits tenants who enjoy living with others while still having a private room to retreat to. The balcony attached to the room adds a personal element within this communal setting.
The location on the 1e Middellandstraat places the house in central Rotterdam, close to everyday conveniences. The Tiendplein tram stop is nearby, offering direct connections to the rest of the city. Rotterdam Centraal Station is less than five minutes away by bike, which is convenient for regional and national train connections. The surrounding Middelland area is known for its shops, cafés, and eateries along the main street. Universities and colleges in Rotterdam are generally reachable within a short travel time from this part of the city. The combination of a central address and good public transport makes the location practical for students and working tenants alike.
The landlord is looking for a single tenant between 20 and 28 years old. The preference is for a male tenant who is a student, working student, working, or looking for work, with Dutch as the household language. The intended length of stay is approximately three months, making the room suitable for a temporary stay in the city. Pets are not allowed in the house, and the property has an unknown energy label. A viewing can be arranged with the landlord for those interested in seeing the room and the shared spaces. The deposit and any additional costs beyond the included utilities are not specified in the listing.
Price
€725.00
Available From
October 20, 2026
Available Until
December 31, 2026
Min Duration
3
Shared Facilities
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Balcony
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
20
Preferred Gender
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