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Sfeervolle gemeubileerde stadswoning op toplocatie in Groningen
Kruitlaan 5, Groningen, Nederland
€1,100
€16/m²
2
rooms
70
m²
2
rooms
70
m²
D
Energy
37 m²
Land Area
Balcony
Amenities
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Overview
Highlights
Key Parameters
Layout:2+kk
Rooms:2
Year Built:1875
Energy:D
Furnished
Parking
Description
Ontdek deze charmante, volledig gemeubileerde stadswoning van **70 m²** in het bruisende hart van Groningen. Gelegen naast de Stadsschouwburg en op slechts 3 minuten lopen van de Grote Markt, geniet u van een ongeëvenaarde centrale ligging met alle voorzieningen binnen handbereik.
**Interieur** De woning is sfeervol ingericht en klaar om direct in te trekken. Op de begane grond vindt u een knusse keuken met moderne apparatuur en een doucheruimte met toilet. De eerste verdieping biedt een lichte woonkamer met toegang tot een zonnig balkon. De slaapkamer bevindt zich op de zolderverdieping, afgewerkt met eiken balken en een comfortabel tweepersoonsbed.
**Voorzieningen** * Volledig gemeubileerd * Balkon * Wasmachine en droger aanwezig * Smart TV en werkplek * Tijdelijk huurcontract
**Locatie** De woning bevindt zich op een absolute toplocatie in Groningen, met het UMCG en het provinciehuis nabij. De directe omgeving biedt een levendige sfeer met winkels, restaurants en terrassen.
**Huurinformatie** De huurprijs bedraagt €1.550,- per maand, inclusief servicekosten (€300,-) en energielasten (€150,-). De waarborgsom is €2.200,-. Dit betreft een tijdelijke huurconstructie voor maximaal 12 maanden.
Specs
All details
Building
Land Area:37 m²
Amenities
Balcony
Parking
Rental Terms
Monthly Charges:€300
Deposit:€2,200
Minimum Lease:12 months
Location
What's nearby
Score
Seeki Score
Location Quality
72/100🚇
44Transit
Metro, tram & bus proximity
🏪
62Amenities
Shops, pharmacies & services
👨👩👧
60Family
Schools, parks & playgrounds
🚶
76Walkability
Pedestrian-friendly streets
🎭
47Cultural
Museums, theatres & venues
🌬️
85Air Quality
Air pollution levels (EEA data)
🔇
100Noise Level
Environmental noise levels (EEA)
🌊
100Flood Risk
Flood zone classification
📈
85Economic Health
Regional GDP & employment
🌳
N/AGreen Space
Parks & green areas nearby
Listing Quality
ACompleteness
Key property fields filled in
70
Description
Listing text length & detail
100
Photos
Number of property images
100
Recency
How recently listing was updated
25
Listed last month
Updated July 17, 2026
Market
Price & market
Price History
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