


Utrecht
€617/ month + €147.95 service costs
This listing concerns a room of 19 square meters on the ground floor of the Cambridgelaan in Utrecht. The room is part of a shared home with two housemates, one of whom studies journalism while the other works in retail and is oriented toward a career in education. The household follows a cleaning schedule, and the housemates enjoy chatting together while cooking, though everyone maintains their own life in Utrecht. There is no gender preference for the new resident. This shared living setup makes the room suitable for students seeking a social yet independent housing arrangement.
The Cambridgelaan complex has a distinctive appearance: it consists of several towers of tens of floors connected by bridges, giving the building the look of a large gate. The complex offers shared facilities, including a bar known as the Cambridgebar, where activities are regularly organized and residents can meet other international tenants. During warm weather, barbecues are regularly held on the nearby Alpenweide. Parking on the science park is free, though a parking permit must be requested through the landlord, for which a waiting list applies. For bicycles, there are enclosed sheds accessible with a personal key as well as outdoor racks, and the complex is equipped with camera surveillance. The building itself has no elevator, but the room is situated on the ground floor.
The location on the Utrecht Science Park places the room within short distance of the university and the university of applied sciences. Daily amenities such as a supermarket, hairdresser, gym, and cafés are also available nearby on the science park. For those wanting to visit the city center of Utrecht, the trip takes about fifteen minutes by bike. The area combines a green setting with a concentration of educational institutions, making it popular among students. Having shops, sports facilities, and cafés within walking distance adds to the practicality of daily life at this location.
This room falls under a campus contract, which means it can only be rented by students or PhD candidates; proof of current or upcoming enrollment must be provided, and without approved documentation no rental contract is issued. The net rent amounts to €616.58 per month, with service costs of €147.95, resulting in a gross rent of €764.53. Depending on personal circumstances, tenants may be eligible for housing allowance, with a maximum contribution of €372 per month. Internet and WiFi are included in the service costs, while a TV signal is not provided. Smoking and pets are not allowed in the home.
Price
€617.00
Service Costs
€147.95
Contract Type
C
Is Social Housing
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Preferred Gender
Property Type
Room
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Bike Storage
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