Apartments and flats for Rent in Groningen, Netherlands

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30m2 flat to rent for 1050€/month in Borneoplein, Groningen

Flat, Groningen

30 m² · Unfurnished
€1,050 /month
76m2 apartment to rent for 817€/month in Cortinghpoort, Groningen

Apartment, Groningen

76 m²
€817 /month
72m2 apartment to rent for 1231€/month in Oosterhamrikkade, Groningen

Apartment, Groningen

2 beds · 72 m² · Unfurnished
€1,231 /month
55m2 apartment to rent for 950.66€/month in Noorderhaven 61, Groningen

Apartment, Groningen

1 bed · 55 m² · Furnished
€951 /month
46m2 apartment to rent for 1450€/month in Entensgang 4, Groningen

Apartment, Groningen

2 beds · 46 m² · Unfurnished
€1,450 /month
64m2 apartment to rent for 2150€/month in Rabenhauptstraat, Groningen

Apartment, Groningen

1 bed · 64 m² · Unfurnished
€2,150 /month
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46m2 apartment to rent for 1450€/month in Entensgang, Groningen

Apartment, Groningen

2 beds · 46 m² · Unfurnished
€1,450 /month
55m2 apartment to rent for 950€/month in Noorderhaven, Groningen

Apartment, Groningen

1 bed · 55 m² · Furnished
€950 /month
64m2 apartment to rent for 2150€/month in Rabenhauptstraat, Groningen

Apartment, Groningen

1 bed · 64 m² · Unfurnished
€2,150 /month
72m2 apartment to rent for 1231€/month in Oosterhamrikkade 119, Groningen

Apartment, Groningen

2 beds · 72 m² · Unfurnished
€1,231 /month
30m2 apartment to rent for 1117€/month in Abel Tasmanplein 5, Groningen

Apartment, Groningen

1 bed · 30 m² · Unfurnished
€1,117 /month
113.34m2 flat to rent for 1600€/month in Friesestraatweg 225, Groningen

Flat, Groningen

113.34 m² · Unfurnished
€1,600 /month

Groningen apartments: 25% student market

The rental market sets itself apart as an extremely dynamic one in this student city of the Netherlands with different kinds of accommodations varying from one to another.

Furnished/good or unfurnished/bad, short lease or long-term rental, there is always a choice.

Student city facts: 25% residents

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With about 25% of its residents being students, Groningen is amongst the youngest populated cities in the Netherlands.

Student-driven apartment segments

  • Furnished: For expats and students wishing to move in without any hassle.
  • Unfurnished: For anyone planning a long stay who wants to put a personal touch on his/her own flat.
  • Student: Very nearby to universities and renting at a reasonable price.
  • Luxury: High-class amenities and prime locations involved.

University-centered neighborhood guide

City center: higher demand rents

Lively while situated nearly to shops, restaurants, and cultural constraints. Higher rent prices because there is lot of demand.

Paddepoel & Selwerd: cheap university area

Cheap area, closest to the University of Groningen.

Helpman & De Wijert: family suburbia

Best for families; quiet with green spaces and contemporary buildings.

Student rates from €400/month

  • Apartment furnished 1 bedroom: €900-€1400 per month.
  • 2-bedroom unfurnished flat: €1200-€1800 per month.
  • Student accommodation: From €400/share apartment.

Registration required over 4 months

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Under Dutch Law, rentals have to be registered with the local municipality if the tenant stays there for more than 4 months.

Short vs long-term contract options

  • Short-term rentals: Suit temporary stays, would mostly be fully furnished.
  • Long-term rentals: Usually cheaper with a minimum contract of 12 months.
  • All-inclusive contracts: Here, utilities and internet are included, favorable for international renters.

Finding apartments via platforms

  • Use rental platforms like Renthunter for new listings.
  • Contact real estate offices that deal in apartments in Groningen.
  • Enter private rental opportunities through the expat and student Facebook groups.

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Groningen apartment rental questions

  1. How much does a Groningen apartment rent for?

    The cost of renting Groningen flats depends on location, size, and the terms and conditions with which they are rented. On average, one-bedroom apartments that are furnished rent for €900–€1400 and unfurnished two-bedroom apartments rent for €1200–€1800 per month.

  2. Is Groningen suitable for foreign students to rent an apartment?

    Actually, Groningen is even the cheapest student city in the Netherlands. Flats and shared flats are readily available to students, and rentals cost as low as €400 a month, which is an affordable price for international students.

  3. What is the difference between a furnished flat and an unfurnished flat in Groningen?

    Furnished apartments are move-in ready, with basic furniture, and are best suited for expats or renters who want short-term rentals. Unfurnished apartments are sometimes bare of furniture and are more welcoming to long-term renters who can freely arrange their rooms.

  4. In Groningen, where should one rent an apartment?

    City Center suits you if you like being close to shops and nightlife, while Paddepoel & Selwerd are affordable and close to the University of Groningen, and Helpman & De Wijert suit families with a more peaceful surroundings.

  5. Are short-term rentals available in Groningen?

    Yes, short-term rental contracts are possible, especially for apartments that are furnished. These can be very convenient for exchange students or professionals who temporarily change locations.

  6. Where are the top listings of Groningen apartments?

    You can search on reputable rental websites such as Renthunter, reach out to local real estate agencies, or join expat and student Facebook groups where individual listings are usually posted.

  7. Are Groningen apartment rentals including utilities?

    Some are fully inclusive, such as electricity, heat, water, and internet. They are especially useful for foreign tenants who would like hassle-free rental experience.

  8. What do I need to lease an apartment in Groningen?

    The most standard requirements are income proof, a photocopy of your passport or ID, and sometimes rental history. Students will also usually be asked for proof of enrollment at the University of Groningen.

Flats and apartments in Groningen

In the Netherlands, 'flat' and 'apartment' are often used interchangeably. Both refer to self-contained units in multi-story buildings.

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