For rent
Room Rivierstraat 111A, Rotterdam City Centre - For Rent
Rotterdam
18 m²1 roomUpholsteredEnergy label C
€499/ month + €173.13 service costs
About This Rental in Rotterdam
Student Room in Historic Caland I, Rotterdam City Centre
This listing concerns an 18 m² room at Rivierstraat 111A in Rotterdam, located in the Caland I building in the Nieuwe Werk district near the city centre. The room is part of a shared student household and is offered with a monthly base rent of €498.20, excluding service costs of €173.13, bringing the total monthly rent to €671.33. The property has energy label C. Caland I is a former wine warehouse and national monument, offering residents the opportunity to live in a building with historic character in one of Rotterdam's most distinguished neighbourhoods.
The accommodation is intended for a female housemate between 19 and 24 years old. The current resident is a 23-year-old student in the final year of her pedagogical sciences bachelor, who also works as a nurse in rehabilitation care. She is looking for a housemate who has her own life in Rotterdam but also enjoys cooking together, going out for a drink on a terrace, or chatting in the evenings. A reasonably tidy household is appreciated. Allocation of the room takes place through hospiteren, meaning candidates are selected by the existing resident.
Several conditions apply to this room. Candidates must be enrolled as full-time students in Rotterdam and be able to demonstrate this with a proof of enrollment from their educational institution. The maximum gross income is €29,400 per year, with a minimum age of 17 and a maximum age of 27. Tenants may continue living in the room for as long as they are studying, making it suitable for the duration of a study programme.
Caland I offers a range of building facilities, including internet, outdoor space, parking possibilities, bicycle storage, an elevator, a washing machine, and secure living. The building is situated in the Scheepvaartkwartier, about five minutes by bike from the centre. The room is less than five minutes by bike from the Witte de Withstraat, known for its museums, cafés and restaurants, and approximately fifteen minutes by bike from the university. A metro station, bus station, shops and parking facilities are all located in the vicinity, making the location practical for daily student life in Rotterdam.
Property Details & Features
Rental Overview
Price
€499.00
Service Costs
€173.13
Available From
November 5, 2026
Is Social Housing
Parking, Storage, and Facilities
Building Facilities
Laundry
Security
Elevator
Shared Facilities
Kitchen
Bathroom
Living room
Bike Storage
Property Basics
Property Type
Room
Interior Spaces
Bedrooms
1
Amenities
Elevator
Appliances
Washer
Tenant Requirements & Preferences
Tenant Type
Student
Minimum Age
17
Preferred Gender
Female
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Current listing price
€499
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€815
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