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5038 BX (Tilburg)
€502/ month + €67.88 service costs
This listing concerns a self-contained student studio on the fourth floor of the Van Delfthof complex at Van Delfthof 49, located in the Centrum district of Tilburg. The accommodation offers 23 square metres of living space, of which approximately 15 square metres make up the living area. The studio has an open kitchen and no separate bedrooms, making it a compact one-room apartment suitable for a single occupant. The building dates from 2013 and holds energy label D. The unit is delivered unfurnished and in bare condition, allowing the new tenant to arrange the interior according to their own preferences. There is no private garden or balcony, although residents can make use of a shared roof terrace.
The Van Delfthof complex consists of three separate blocks intended for students. Building D houses a communal laundry room, and each building has its own shared roof terrace. The studio is heated by block heating, with underfloor heating installed in the room itself. Because the floor is delivered bare, the tenant should lay a floor covering that is suitable for use with underfloor heating. The property is managed by an on-site administrator. Living in a self-contained unit within a student-oriented complex combines independent living with proximity to fellow students.
The location is a practical strong point of this property: the complex lies approximately five minutes by foot from Tilburg city centre. By bicycle, Tilburg University can be reached in roughly fifteen minutes, while the educational area of Stappegoor is around ten minutes away. The address is situated in postcode area 5038 BX, in the Centrum neighbourhood of Tilburg. Shops, daily amenities, and facilities in the city centre are therefore within easy walking distance. This makes the studio well suited for students attending the nearby university and educational institutions.
The base rent is €501.42 per month. Service costs amount to €67.88, heating costs to €129.03, and additional costs to €65.48, bringing the total monthly rent to €763.81. A one-time administrative fee of €100 applies to the first rental invoice. Rental allowance (huurtoeslag) is possible for this address; for house numbers 36 to 53 and 234 to 265 this applies only from the age of 21, while for other house numbers it applies from the age of 18. The studio becomes available from 2 November 2026. The accommodation is delivered bare and unfurnished, and any takeover of items from a previous tenant must be discussed directly with them. Note that parking is not possible at the complex, and a parking permit cannot be obtained from the municipality.
Price
€502.00
Service Costs
€67.88
Available From
November 2, 2026
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Property Type
Room
Floor Number
4
Construction Year
2013
Building Facilities
Tenant Type
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