For rent: Flat Osseweistraat in Rotterdam

Description

Suitable for a group of 4! (See conditions below)
This 6-room duplex ground-floor apartment with a garden features 4 bedrooms, a living room, and a dining room spread across the ground floor and basement, and includes a balcony and a south-facing back garden. Conveniently located near Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences, Erasmus MC, and the Coolhaven metro station.

Ground floor:
Entrance hall with toilet. Access to the living room, approximately 5.75m x 3.20m, featuring a characteristic fireplace and several built-in cupboards. Passage to a small utility room with a door to the enclosed balcony. This floor has two bedrooms, measuring 3.70m x 2.60m and 3.55m x 2.60m respectively.

Basement:
Spacious kitchen equipped with an induction cooktop, extractor hood, oven, refrigerator, freezer, dishwasher, and ample cupboard space!

Adjacent is a dining room with an open window frame to maintain connection to the kitchen.

This floor also has two bedrooms, measuring approximately 3.50m x 2.55m and 3.60m x 2.45m respectively. The bathroom has a second toilet, sink, shower, and space for a washing machine.

A door from the kitchen leads to the south-facing garden.

Conditions:
- Acceptance immediately
- Minimum rental period of 12 months
- Suitable for a maximum of 4 people who together form a sustainable shared household (residential group) in accordance with the guidelines of the Municipality of Rotterdam.
- Income exclusively from employment; the monthly income requirement is 3.5 times the gross rental price.
- The deposit is 2 months' basic rent.
- The rental price excludes gas, water, electricity, TV/internet, etc.
- Viewing requests are accepted by email only.

What is a residential group?

In a residential group, residents maintain a sustainable and shared household (DGH).
In a residential group, more than 2 people may live together in one home.
No permit is required for room rental. There is no permit or registration for a residential group. The municipality determines whether a group is considered a residential group based on how the property is used. During an inspection, an inspector will look at the following points:

The residents who will be living at this address will be doing so for the long term and not just for (part of) their studies. Therefore, a group of residents consisting of half or more students is not considered a residential group.

All residents live in the same residence and pay all costs together.
There are no areas of the residence that may only be used by one person.
There are no locks on bedroom doors.
There is one kitchen that is clearly suitable for shared use.
There is one living room that is clearly suitable as a shared space for all residents.
Household expenses are shared among the residents.