Room Hoevestein 239, Wageningen - For Rent

This listing concerns a furnished, non-self-contained student room at Hoevestein 239 in Wageningen. The room is located on the thirteenth floor of a complex built in 1973 that houses a total of eight residents. With a living area of approximately 12 square meters, the space functions as a combined sleeping and living room. The accommodation is intended for students and is not available to PhD candidates. As a non-self-contained unit, the room shares facilities such as the kitchen, shower, and toilet with fellow residents.

The interior comes furnished, allowing a new occupant to move in without needing to bring major furniture. The kitchen is communal and shared with the other residents of the housing unit. Shower and toilet facilities are also shared, which is typical for this type of student accommodation. An internet and TV connection is available in the room. The building is equipped with an elevator, providing convenient access to the thirteenth floor. Heating is provided through collective central heating, and the complex carries energy label D.

The total monthly rent amounts to €565.77, consisting of a base rent of €387.18 and service costs of €178.59. A one-time fee of €30.00 applies at the start of the tenancy. Depending on age and income, tenants may be eligible for housing allowance, provided they are 18 years or older. The room is let under a temporary lease agreement, with the rental period running from November 2026 until the end of July 2028. The contract may be terminated earlier by the tenant, and a mandatory final cleaning applies at the end of the rental period.

The property is situated in the Wageningen stad area, a city known for its international student community and Wageningen University & Research. The Hoevestein area offers a residential setting with connections to the campus and the surrounding neighborhood. Everyday amenities such as shops and public transport are within reach. Wageningen's compact size makes the bicycle a practical mode of transport for reaching the university and other parts of the city. Its position on a high floor gives the room an elevated spot within the building. This combination of a furnished room, shared student living, and a central Wageningen location makes it a functional option for students seeking housing in the city.