







Rotterdam
€692/ month
This listing concerns a room of approximately 30 m² on the Mathenesserlaan in Rotterdam. The room is located on the ground floor at the rear of the building and borders the back garden. The space is delivered upholstered, meaning that floor coverings and window coverings are included. The layout consists of a single room that can be furnished according to the tenant's own preferences. The rent is €692 per month, excluding additional costs. The room forms part of a larger residential building in which several people live independently alongside one another.
The room is situated in a shared living arrangement with seven other residents. In total, the property offers two kitchens, two bathrooms and two toilets, which are used jointly by the eight occupants. With eight occupants in total, the number of residents per kitchen and bathroom remains limited. Because the room is positioned at the back on the ground floor, it offers a view of the rear garden. The communal kitchens and bathrooms are spread across different parts of the building. This setup offers a balance between private living space and shared facilities.
Mathenesserlaan is a long, well-known avenue in the western part of Rotterdam. The street connects the area near the city centre with the residential neighbourhoods further to the west. Shops, eateries and other daily amenities can be found along the street and around the nearby Mathenesserplein. Public transport stops are located within walking distance, providing connections to other parts of the city. The neighbourhood has a residential character combined with urban facilities. The historic Delfshaven district lies close by, while the centre of Rotterdam is easily accessible by bicycle or public transport.
The accommodation does not include a private outdoor space. The stated rent of €692 per month is exclusive of additional charges such as utilities. Rules regarding smoking and pets are not specified in the listing and can be discussed with the provider. The amount of the deposit has not been stated and is available on request. Interested parties may be asked to introduce themselves and to provide an indication of their income. Further details about the room and the house rules can be obtained directly from the landlord or letting agent.
Price
€692.00
Shared Facilities
Property Type
Room
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