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Rotterdam - Kralingen-West
€580/ month
Private landlord
Wijngaardplein
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Price
€580.00
Available From
November 1, 2025
Available Until
December 31, 2025
Deposit Amount
€300.00
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Shared Facilities
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
16
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Flat Oudedijk, Rotterdam (Kralingen West) - Furnished Room
3061 AH (Rotterdam)
€952/ month
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A furnished bedroom of approximately 14 m² is available for sublet in the Kralingen area on Oudedijk in Rotterdam. The room is offered as a private sleeping space within a shared house and is furnished. The listing indicates a monthly rent of €580 (excluding utilities) and a refundable deposit of €300. Internet access is included in the rental terms.
The accommodation features shared facilities including a kitchen, a bathroom and a separate toilet that are used with two housemates. There is no private living room included with the room. The household composition is mixed gender and the unit is described as having two roommates in total. Tenants will share common areas and amenities according to the house rules.
House rules and tenant conditions noted in the listing include a no smoking policy and a no pets policy. Quiet hours are stated to begin at 22:00. The landlord indicates a preference for a single occupant and lists an age range of 16–33 years as an ideal tenant profile; students and working students are specified as welcome. The landlord’s spoken languages include Dutch, English and Vietnamese.
The property is located on Oudedijk in the Kralingen neighborhood, approximately 3 km from Rotterdam Centrum and about 2 km from Erasmus University, which places it within a short distance of central Rotterdam and the university. The room is presented as suitable for short-term stays such as for exchange students or interns. Practical details and arrangements for occupancy and access are provided through the listing’s contact channels.
