


Rotterdam
€449/ month + €164.43 service costs
This listing concerns a furnished room of approximately 15 m² within a shared apartment at Jan Bijloostraat 21C, located in the Het Lage Land district of Prins Alexander in Rotterdam. The room is part of the Koningslaan residential building and is offered as private living space within an existing household, with the kitchen and bathroom shared among the residents. The accommodation has energy label C. The base rent is €448.30 per month, with service costs of €164.43, bringing the total monthly rent to €612.73. The room is let within a household of two residents who are seeking a third housemate.
The two current residents are students, aged 27 and 22, studying Fashion Design and International Business respectively. They lead busy lives with their studies and work and value a calm and relaxed atmosphere at home. They are looking for a housemate who is friendly, respectful and independent, and who enjoys living together while also giving one another enough space. Keeping the shared areas clean and tidy is important to the household, particularly the kitchen and bathroom. Housemates are therefore expected to be willing to contribute to the household chores.
The residents come from different backgrounds, Tunisian and Dutch/Bosnian, and both have a Muslim background. The household is open to living with someone from any background, culture or field of study. As the residents follow a halal diet, they ask that their housemate takes this into account and respects it in the shared kitchen. The household is not a party household and generally prefers a peaceful home environment, although having a friend over occasionally, cooking together or enjoying a relaxed evening at home is welcomed. Outside of their studies and work, the residents enjoy travelling and pursuing their own interests.
The Koningslaan residential building offers several amenities, including internet, outdoor space, parking facilities, bicycle storage and a washing machine, with an emphasis on safe living. The neighbourhood is quiet and green, situated close to large shopping centres and public transport. A metro station and bus station are nearby, and parking is available free of charge in front of the building. Allocation of this room takes place through hospiteren, with conditions including a maximum gross income of €29,400 per year, a minimum age of 17, a maximum age of 27, and the requirement that the applicant is a student in Rotterdam.
Price
€449.00
Service Costs
€164.43
Available From
November 3, 2026
Is Social Housing
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
17
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Shared Facilities
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