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6708 PG (Wageningen)
€562/ month + €153.67 service costs
This listing concerns a student room of approximately 13 m² on the fourteenth floor of the Dijkgraaf complex in Wageningen. The room is part of a non-self-contained student residence with ten residents, where the kitchen, shower and toilet are shared. It is a single sleeping/living room that is rented unfurnished, so new occupants can arrange and decorate the space entirely to their own taste. The building was constructed in 1977 and is equipped with a lift, making the higher floor easily accessible. The accommodation is offered by Idealis, the student housing provider in the region, and is intended for students; it is not available to PhD candidates.
The room itself is arranged as one combined sleeping and living space with a living surface of 13 m². A private washbasin is present in the room, while the shower and toilet are shared with fellow residents. Cooking takes place in a communal kitchen, which serves as the social heart of the residence. An internet and TV connection is available in the room. The building has collective central heating, and the complex carries energy label D with an energy index of 1.64. The room does not have a private garden or balcony.
The total monthly rent amounts to €561.25, consisting of a base rent of €407.58 and service costs of €153.67. The service costs include electricity, cooking gas, water, heating, and municipal taxes and levies. A glass insurance policy is also covered within the service costs, while a contents insurance remains at the tenant's own expense. Because the rent falls within the applicable limits, housing allowance (huurtoeslag) is possible for tenants aged 18 and older who meet the income conditions. The collective heating system means heating is arranged at building level, keeping the total monthly costs predictable and transparent.
The Dijkgraaf complex is located in the Wageningen stad neighbourhood, close to the town centre of this compact and lively student city. Shops, supermarkets, cafés and other daily amenities are within short distance, and the Wageningen University & Research campus is easily reachable by bicycle. Wageningen is known for its international student population, green surroundings and the nearby floodplains of the Rhine. Idealis has announced plans to renovate several of its residential complexes, with Dijkgraaf set to follow in 2027, in order to better match contemporary student living preferences. The room is offered under a temporary lease arrangement. With its high-floor position, lift access and central location, the room provides a practical base for student life in Wageningen.
Price
€562.00
Service Costs
€153.67
Available From
November 24, 2026
Available Until
August 12, 2027
Is Social Housing
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Tenant Type
Property Type
Room
Floor Number
14
Construction Year
1977
Bedrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Cooktop Type
Gas
Energy Source
Gas
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€562
/ month + €153.67 service costs