


Utrecht
€457/ month + €109.86 service costs
This room of approximately 12 square meters is located in a shared house at the Ina Boudier-Bakkerlaan student complex, known as the IBB, in Utrecht. The room is part of a house that is shared with fourteen housemates. The IBB consists of several buildings with four or five floors as well as an eighteen-story high-rise flat and is home to around 1,300 students, giving the complex a village-like atmosphere with a green outdoor area for the summer months. The accommodation is offered under a campus contract, which means the property is specifically intended for students. Tenants must be able to demonstrate that they are currently studying or will be studying, or that they are pursuing a PhD; this requirement is explicitly included in the rental agreement.
The monthly rent is €346.45 net, with service costs of €109.86, bringing the total gross rent to €456.31 per month. The service costs cover a wide range of amenities, including electricity, water, heating, cooking gas, and internet with WiFi. Also included are cleaning of the communal areas, maintenance, waste collection charges, sewer unblocking, a contents insurance, and a caretaker service. A television signal is not included. Depending on personal circumstances, a housing benefit of up to €143.00 may apply, which could reduce the monthly cost to €313.31.
The location of the complex is convenient for both daily life and study. Within a few minutes on foot, residents reach Ledig Erf, an area with terraces and shops. By bicycle, Utrecht's city center can be reached in less than ten minutes, while Utrecht Science Park is about fifteen minutes away. Directly opposite the complex is a small shopping center with a supermarket, a drugstore, and a snack bar, providing everyday amenities close by.
The house is shared with fourteen housemates of mixed genders, with no gender preference applied. The household organizes shared activities such as watching films, playing games, and celebrating holidays together; there are no mandatory house evenings, though participation in household tasks is expected. Smoking is not permitted in the house, while pets are allowed. The complex provides a communal bicycle storage for each house, and CCTV surveillance is present throughout the premises. Parking is available with a permit from the municipality of Utrecht, with paid parking on the complex from Monday to Friday between 6:00 and 21:00. The building has no elevator.
Price
€457.00
Service Costs
€109.86
Contract Type
A
Is Social Housing
Parking Type
Street
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Bike Storage
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Heating Type
Central
Cooktop Type
Gas
Pets Allowed
Yes
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
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