Room Leuvenplein 198 (K3), Casa Confetti, Utrecht Science Park

Casa Confetti is a distinctive, colorful building located in the heart of the Utrecht Science Park. The property is surrounded by the university, a university of applied sciences, supermarkets, and cafés, placing daily amenities within walking distance. Within the building, residents have access to a hairdresser, a general practitioner, a physiotherapist, and a psychologist. Public transport connections are convenient, with a bus and tram stop located directly outside, and the center of Utrecht can be reached in approximately fifteen minutes by bicycle.

The apartment available is a room shared with two housemates, offering a living space of 19 m² on the 10th floor. The building has notable shared facilities, including a striking fountain next to the entrance, a swing bench in front of the door, and a rooftop terrace with panoramic views over Utrecht and the Rhijnauwen woods. The room comes with a campus contract, which means it is available exclusively to students or PhD candidates, as explicitly stated in the lease agreement. Smoking and pets are not permitted in the property.

Additional features include WiFi internet, a communal, compartmentalized bicycle storage facility accessible only with the assigned key, and camera surveillance throughout the complex. There is no parking available on site, and parking permits cannot be issued for Casa Confetti, though loading and unloading is permitted beneath the building. Shared cars are available at nearby locations through MyWheels. There is no elevator in the building, and TV signal is not included in the service charges.

The monthly rent consists of a net rent of €498.20 and service costs of €103.27, which cover a range of amenities including contents insurance, maintenance, cleaning of common areas, internet, electricity, water, heating, and various municipal taxes, bringing the total gross rent to €601.47. It should be noted that the Utrecht Science Park area is undergoing construction and renovation works, particularly the redevelopment of the neighboring Van Unnik building, which may result in occasional noise disturbances.