

Rotterdam
€803/ month + €173.3 service costs
This two-room apartment of 42 square meters is located at Westzeedijk 189 in the Dijckhove residential building, in the Dijkzigt district of Rotterdam. The layout consists of a living room, a separate bedroom, and a private balcony, making it a practical home for a single person or a couple. The apartment carries energy label C, which indicates a reasonable level of energy efficiency. It is situated along the Westzeedijk, a well-known street within the city center area of Rotterdam. The compact size keeps maintenance simple and suits a comfortable urban lifestyle.
Residents of Dijckhove have access to several practical facilities within the building. An elevator serves the upper floors, ensuring convenient daily access. A bicycle storage area provides secure parking for bikes, and parking possibilities are available in the vicinity. A washing machine connection is present within the apartment, and internet is included in the service costs. Together, these amenities contribute to a functional and comfortable living environment.
The location is one of the strongest aspects of this apartment. Witte de Withstraat, known for its art galleries, cafés, and restaurants, is only a short walk away, as is the Museumpark with its museums and green spaces. The Dijkzigt district lies within the Stadscentrum area, placing shops and everyday services close by. A metro station and a bus station are situated nearby, offering quick connections across Rotterdam. The university is also within easy reach, which makes the neighborhood popular among students and young professionals.
The rental conditions specify that allocation of the apartment is handled through Stadswonen. The gross rent consists of a base rent of €802.44 per month plus service costs of €173.30, which include an advance payment for heating and internet, while water and electricity are excluded. A rental agreement is concluded for a maximum period of five years. Applicants must meet income requirements, with a minimum and maximum annual income depending on whether it is a one-person or two-person household, and verified income from employment must be demonstrated with an income statement from the Dutch Tax Administration. In addition, applicants must be between 21 and 27 years of age.
Price
€803.00
Service Costs
€173.30
Available From
November 3, 2026
Contract Type
C
Is Social Housing
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
Property Type
Apartment
Bedrooms
1
Balcony
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
2
Minimum Age
21
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