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€552/ month + €153.67 service costs
This listing concerns a non-self-contained student room on the 13th floor of the Dijkgraaf complex in the Wageningen stad neighborhood. The room measures 13 square meters and is intended for students; the accommodation is not available to PhD candidates. The complex was built in 1977 and is a high-rise building equipped with an elevator, providing convenient access to this upper-floor room. The housing arrangement includes ten residents, creating a shared living environment characteristic of student housing in Wageningen.
The room serves as a combined sleeping and living space and is offered unfurnished, so tenants can arrange the interior to their own preference. As the room is non-self-contained, the kitchen as well as the shower and toilet are shared with fellow residents. The room is fitted with an internet and television connection, and heating is supplied through collective central heating (CV). The building carries energy label D, with an energy index of 1.64. The room does not have its own garden or balcony.
The monthly rent consists of a base rent of €397.42, supplemented by service costs of €153.67, resulting in a total rent of €551.09 per month. The service costs cover taxes and levies, electricity, water, heating, cooking gas, and glass insurance, while contents insurance is excluded. Tenants aged 18 and older may be eligible for housing allowance, subject to the applicable conditions. The rental is offered on a temporary lease basis.
The Dijkgraaf complex is located at Dijkgraaf 4 in Wageningen stad, the central district of the city, within reach of everyday amenities and facilities. Wageningen is home to Wageningen University & Research and has a substantial student population, making the location practical for studying and student life. The elevated position on the 13th floor provides views over the city and its surroundings. The property is offered by housing corporation Idealis, which has announced a renovation program for several of its residential complexes, including the Dijkgraaf building, aimed at modernizing the student housing stock.
Price
€552.00
Service Costs
€153.67
Available From
November 3, 2026
Available Until
August 12, 2027
Is Social Housing
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Tenant Type
Property Type
Room
Floor Number
13
Construction Year
1977
Bedrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Cooktop Type
Gas
Energy Source
Gas
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