

Rotterdam
€714/ month + €155.92 service costs
This self-contained living space of 30 m² is located in 't Leidsche Veem, a former warehouse on the Kop van Zuid in Rotterdam. The building retains the atmospheric character of its industrial past, combining historic features with practical modern living. The unit is situated at the foot of the Erasmus Bridge, directly opposite the Luxor Theatre. From the rooms, residents can look out over the cruise terminal, where impressive ships dock, as well as the Rotterdam skyline. The low section of 't Leidsche Veem is the original warehouse part, known for its distinctive character. Floor plans of the building are available for those who wish to study the layout in more detail.
The location on the Wilhelminapier places residents in one of Rotterdam's most recognizable waterfront neighborhoods. The city center can be reached on foot within about ten minutes. Hogeschool Inholland is a five-minute walk away, making the property convenient for students. Metro station Wilhelminaplein is only a few steps from the building, providing direct connections across the city. The immediate surroundings offer theatres, promenades, and dining options along the Maas. The position along the river also provides a clear vantage point for annual events, including the New Year's fireworks over the water.
The complex features a communal inner garden where residents can spend time outdoors during the summer months. A limited number of parking spaces are available in the on-site garage and can be rented through ParkBee when available. Bicycle storage is provided in a communal area, and camera surveillance is present throughout the complex. The building has no elevator, which may be relevant depending on the unit's position. Internet access is included, with the option to use an own ethernet cable, while a TV signal is not provided. The service costs cover water, heating, electricity for the unit, and cleaning of the common areas.
The rental conditions specify a campus contract, meaning the unit can only be rented by students or PhD candidates, as stated explicitly in the rental agreement. Proof of student status or doctoral candidacy must be provided, and income requirements apply to independent housing. The net rent amounts to €713.02 per month, with service costs of €155.92, bringing the gross rent to €868.94. Rent allowance may apply, with a maximum of €435.00 per month, potentially reducing the effective rent to €433.94. The listed service charges also include building administration, a caretaker, glass cleaning, and a greenery contribution. Prospective tenants are advised to review the applicable income criteria to confirm eligibility before renting.
Price
€714.00
Service Costs
€155.92
Contract Type
A
Is Social Housing
Parking Type
Gated
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
Property Type
Studio
Bathrooms
1
Garden
Garden Description
Communal inner courtyard (binnentuin) of the 't Leidsche Veem building where residents can enjoy the sun in summer.
Tenant Type
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€714
/ month + €155.92 service costs
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