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Rotterdam - Spangen
€1,500/ month
Private landlord
Fatih
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Price
€1,500.00
Available From
September 2, 2025
Deposit Amount
€3,000.00
Contract Type
A
Min Duration
12
Property Type
Studio
Bathrooms
1
Pets Allowed
Conditional
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
2
Minimum Age
18
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Studio Schaepmanstraat 9A-01, Rotterdam (Spangen) - For Rent
3027 CC (Rotterdam)
€635/ month
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This listing describes a 56 m² maisonette studio located on Mathenesserdijk in Rotterdam, close to Erasmus MC, public transport connections, supermarkets and other local amenities. The listing shows availability from 2 September 2025 and was posted recently. The unit is listed under a private owner named Fatih. The posting indicates that viewing is possible and that the monthly rent is €1,500 including utilities.
The studio is described as having a private living room, kitchen, bathroom and toilet, and internet service is noted as available. Energy label A0 is indicated for the property. Registration at the address is stated to be possible for one person, with married couples reported as eligible for two registrations. A deposit of €3,000 is listed and rental allowance is mentioned as possible.
Information about contract length and tenancy conditions appears in the listing and contains inconsistent details: the overview notes an indefinite rental period while another section refers to a one-year contract with the option to extend; prospective tenants should confirm the precise contract terms. The posting lists an ideal number of tenants as two people and acceptable tenant profiles include students, working students, people in employment and those seeking work. Languages spoken by the landlord are given as Dutch, English and Turkish.
Some items in the scraped data are contradictory and should be clarified before applying. The listing header indicates an “Unfurnished Room” while another part of the description states “FULLY FURNISHED.” Pet policy is also inconsistent, with both “pets allowed, no dogs” and “no pets allowed” appearing in the information. These points, along with the exact furnishing status and final contract conditions, should be confirmed with the owner prior to making decisions.
