





Rotterdam
€610/ month
A fully furnished room is available for rent on the Voorschoterstraat in Rotterdam, located within a shared house. The room measures approximately 29 square meters and offers tenants a private living space of their own within the residence. It is rented out furnished, which means the tenant does not need to bring their own furniture. The room serves as a comfortable private area for everyday living within a shared home. This type of accommodation is well suited for a tenant seeking an affordable private room in Rotterdam while sharing larger facilities with fellow residents.
The communal areas of the house are shared with the other residents. These include a joint kitchen where meals can be prepared, a shared bathroom, and a separate shared toilet. In addition, there is a communal living room that can be used by everyone in the house. This arrangement combines the privacy of an individual room with the social benefits of shared living spaces. For many tenants, this balance makes shared housing a practical and comfortable way of living in the city.
The rent for the room is €609.38 per month, inclusive of service costs. Utilities and internet are not included and are settled separately by the tenant. The room does not have its own outdoor space such as a balcony or garden. The house rules regarding smoking and pets have not been specified in the listing, so interested tenants can inquire with the provider for clarification on these points. Details about the deposit and the current availability status can also be requested directly from the provider.
The Voorschoterstraat is situated in Rotterdam, one of the largest and most dynamic cities in the Netherlands. Living in this location places tenants in an established urban setting with access to the daily amenities and facilities the city provides. Rotterdam is known for its varied housing stock, its international character, and its extensive range of shops, services, and connections. For a tenant looking for a furnished private room in a shared house, this room on the Voorschoterstraat offers a practical housing option in an urban environment.
Price
€610.00
Shared Facilities
Property Type
Room
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