Apartment seeking a family or shared living group (max. 5 people; see conditions)
Furnished 6-room split-level upper apartment (145 m²) with 2 bathrooms, located on De Savornin Lohmanlaan—arguably the most beautiful avenue in Bergpolder. Spanning two floors, this light-filled apartment features 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a spacious living room with a high-end open-plan kitchen.
Major roads to The Hague, Amsterdam, and Utrecht, as well as restaurants, public transport (tram), shops, and the city center, are all within easy reach.
Layout:
Characterful entrance with stairs leading to the 2nd floor.
2nd floor:
Entrance, toilet, very bright and tastefully furnished living room with a luxury open-plan kitchen equipped with all appliances, and one bedroom on this floor.
3rd floor:
Landing, 2 bathrooms, and 4 spacious, fully furnished bedrooms, all equipped with double beds.
Conditions:
- Available immediately
- Minimum rental period of 12 months
- For a group of 5 people, a maximum of 2 students is permitted due to Municipality of Rotterdam regulations
- Security deposit: €6,000
- Rent excludes gas, water, electricity, TV/internet, etc.
- Viewing requests via email only
- The property is available for rent only on a furnished basis
What is a shared living group (*woongroep*)?
In a shared living group, the residents maintain a sustainable, communal household.
Shared living groups allow more than 2 people to live together in a single home.
No room-rental permit is required. There is no specific permit or registration for shared living groups. The municipality determines whether a living arrangement qualifies as a shared living group by looking at how the property is used. During inspections, an officer checks the following points:
The residents living at the address intend to stay for the long term, rather than just for the duration of (part of) a study program. Therefore, a group of residents where half or more are students does not qualify as a shared living group. (So, in a group of 5 people, at least 3 must be employed, and there may be a maximum of only 2 students!!)
All residents live in the same home and share all costs.
There are no parts of the home reserved for the exclusive use of a single person. There are no locks on the bedroom doors.
There is one kitchen clearly suitable for shared use.
There is one living room clearly suitable as a communal area for all residents.
Household expenses are shared among the residents.
