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Utrecht - Utrecht
€1,500/ month
Private landlord
Ad van den Engel
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Price
€1,500.00
Available From
September 1, 2025
Deposit Amount
€1,500.00
Property Type
Apartment
Bathrooms
1
Pets Allowed
No
Max Tenants
2
Minimum Age
26
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Apartment Springweg 67-A, Utrecht - For Rent
3511 VK (Utrecht)
€2,450/ month
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This unfurnished apartment is offered for rent on Springweg in Utrecht. The listed monthly rent is €1,500 and is noted as including utilities. The property size is 60 m² and the apartment is available from 1 September 2025. The rental is offered for an indefinite period, and the listing was posted two days ago. Viewing is possible; interested parties are asked to contact the landlord for a viewing appointment.
The apartment is situated in a Rijksmonument in the heart of Utrecht’s city centre. It is described as being within walking distance of the main station and located in the city’s entertainment/nightlife area. The central placement indicates proximity to shops, transport links and evening venues, while the status as a Rijksmonument indicates the building is a protected historic property. No specific floor level or building access details are provided.
Interior details in the listing note private use of the living room, kitchen, bathroom and toilet. The apartment is described as unfurnished and the listing explicitly states that there is no internet provided. The listing does not specify the number of bedrooms or provide floorplan information. It also does not list appliances, heating type, or storage details, and no alterations or recent renovations are mentioned.
The deposit is listed as €1,500. No additional monthly costs are specified. The listing indicates the property is in a building with more than eight roommates and that the roommate arrangement is mixed gender; the posting also states that pets are not allowed. The landlord is named Ad van den Engel. The landlord’s stated preference is for up to two tenants aged roughly 26–35 years; gender, occupation and language are not restrictive and the duration of stay is noted as not important. Contact details are restricted on the scraped source and viewers are instructed to contact the landlord through the platform to request a viewing.
