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Hatertseweg, Nijmegen, 6533 AC
Overview
A private studio of approximately 22 m2 with its own living/sleeping area, shower, toilet and kitchen. There is a shared washing machine, vacuum cleaner, bicycle storage and a garden. The rent breakdown: cold rent €725, service costs €55, total gross rent €925. The studio is located on Hatertseweg in Grootstal-Nijmegen. It is very central (10-15 minutes cycling to RU/HAN campus and Radboud UMC). Albert Heijn XL and Hatert shopping center are easily accessible. A bus stop with many buses is 100 meters away.
We are looking for a quiet, social female student aged 23-30 who will be a good fit in the house. If you are seeking a place for yourself and think you would be a nice addition, please reply with information about yourself (who you are, age, what you study/work, where you live now, hobbies, your personality, etc.). You may be invited for a viewing next week. For more information, please send me a message.
What you get Private living room Private kitchen Private bathroom Private toilet Internet available 4 housemates Female housemates No pets allowed
What you pay Rent (excluding fixed costs) € 725 Deposit € 925 Extra costs € 55 Service costs
Where you live Hatertseweg, Nijmegen
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Landlord’s ideal tenant Number of tenants: 1 person Age: 23 - 30 years Gender: Female Occupation: Student, Working student Languages: Dutch, English Length of stay: 2 years or longer
About the landlord Ellis
Rent: €725 / month excluding fixed costs Size: 22 m² Studio is unfurnished Available from 15 Oct 2025 Indefinite term Viewings possible
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Neighborhood: Nijmegen-Midden
Hatertseweg, Nijmegen, 6533 AC
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