


Utrecht
€316/ month
This listing concerns a room of approximately 12 m² in a shared student house on the Ina Boudier-Bakkerlaan in Utrecht. The room is part of the IBB complex, one of the larger student communities in the city, home to around 1,300 students. The complex consists of several buildings with four or five floors as well as an eighteen-storey high-rise flat. The room is rented out under a campus contract, which means it is only available to students or PhD candidates who can demonstrate current or upcoming enrollment, with proof of study required as part of the application.
The accommodation is shared with thirteen housemates, seven women and seven men of different ages and fields of study. The household works with a cleaning schedule and a monthly contribution to a shared house account, which covers the maintenance of the kitchen and sinks. Residents regularly cook and eat together, play games, watch films and organize occasional activities such as a monthly house evening, a Christmas dinner and an annual house weekend. For this particular room, the household is looking for a male tenant. Smoking is not permitted and pets are not allowed.
Internet and Wi-Fi are available in the complex and are covered by the service costs, which also include electricity for the room, water, heating, cooking gas, cleaning of the common areas and various maintenance services. A TV signal is not included. The building has no elevator. Bicycle storage is available on a communal basis for each house, and the complex is monitored by camera surveillance. Parking is possible on a paid basis from Monday to Friday during daytime hours; residents of the complex can apply for a parking permit through the municipality of Utrecht.
The location offers direct access to everyday amenities. A small shopping center with a supermarket, a drugstore and a snack bar is located directly opposite the complex. Within a few minutes on foot, residents reach Ledig Erf, an area with terraces and shops. By bicycle, the city center of Utrecht can be reached in less than ten minutes, while Utrecht Science Park is around fifteen minutes away. In the summer months, the grass areas of the complex provide outdoor space for residents to relax.
Price
€316.00
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