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6708 WH (Wageningen)
€621/ month + €99.57 service costs
This listing concerns an independent studio of approximately 20 square meters, located on the second floor of the Campus Plaza complex on the Wageningen campus. The studio has one combined living and sleeping room of about 18 square meters and is offered unfurnished, allowing residents to arrange the interior to their own preference. An open kitchen is part of the layout, and the unit includes a private shower and toilet, so no facilities need to be shared with other residents. The accommodation carries energy label B and is heated by means of collective central heating. There is no garden or balcony connected to the studio.
Campus Plaza is a large student complex with 440 studios, intended for both Dutch and international students as well as PhD candidates. The building is fitted with an elevator and is wheelchair accessible. Each studio is provided with an internet and television connection. Shared facilities within the complex include a bicycle storage area, a laundry room, and a communal living room where residents can meet. Because the kitchen and sanitary facilities are private, the studio can be rented as fully self-contained housing.
The location is on Bronland at the Bornsesteeg, directly next to the university buildings of Wageningen University & Research. The lecture halls can be reached within roughly five minutes, and the complex lies along the cycling route between the campus and the city centre of Wageningen. A bus stop is situated directly beside the entrance, providing connections to the surrounding area. Directly beneath the complex, several amenities are available, including an AH to Go supermarket, a bicycle repair shop, and a number of eateries. This makes the complex a practical base for study and daily life on the campus.
The total monthly rent amounts to €620.66, consisting of a base rent of €521.09 and service costs of €99.57. The service costs cover electricity, water, heating, glass insurance, and contents insurance, while taxes and levies are excluded. Housing allowance is possible under the condition of the additional allowance for residents aged 21 and older. A one-time fee of €2.42 applies at the start of the tenancy. The property is offered by DUWO and is intended for students and PhD candidates.
Price
€621.00
Service Costs
€99.57
Available From
November 18, 2026
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Bike Storage
Tenant Type
Property Type
Studio
Floor Number
2
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
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