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Flatshare in Leeuwarden

€725/month

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Studio at Engelsestraat

€200/month

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Room at 1e Koestraat

€660/month

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Room at Diepenbrockstraat

€595/month

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Room at Hoekstersingel

€710/month

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Apartment at Hoekstersingel

€266/month

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Room at Klein Schavernek

€370/month

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Room at Groningerstraatweg

€450/month

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Room at Julianalaan,

€469/month

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Room at van Loonstraat

€415/month

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Room at Jacob Binckesstraat

€445/month

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Room at Jacob Binckesstraat

€500/month

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Room at Julianalaan,

€550/month

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Room at Gysbert Japicxstraat

€500/month

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Room at Julianalaan,

€450/month

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Room at Julianalaan,

Shared apartments, spare rooms and roommates in Leeuwarden

We believe living in a shared flat is the ideal option for students going to this Netherlands city. One of the reasons is that Leeuwarden is quite small, so the student atmosphere is usually quiet compared to bigger cities like Groningen or Rotterdam. However, by sharing a flat, you get to enjoy different moments and experiences with your flatmates. In addition, living with students of different nationalities allows you to improve your English, the language in which internationals frequently communicate.

Available accommodationTotalAverage price
Private room Leeuwarden13€407
Residence Leeuwarden0
Studio Leeuwarden1€700
Entire place Leeuwarden1€700
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Advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Leeuwarden

Here are some of the pros and cons of choosing a shared flat for accommodation in this Dutch city:

Advantages of sharing a flat in Leeuwarden

  • Most spare rooms are located in flats that have convenient locations as it is a small town. Keep in mind that the most chosen neighbourhoods by young people are the city centre, Oldegalileën, Bloemenbuurt and Huizum.
  • You can choose between spare rooms that are part of private shared flats and rooms that belong to dormitories.

Disadvantages of sharing a flat in Leeuwarden

  • Many apartments do not have the furniture you need for everyday life, so you will have to buy what you need. This causes you to incur more expenses when you arrive.
  • It is very difficult to find accommodation at the beginning of the academic year, so you have to search a few months in advance if you want to find the most suitable room for you.

Erasmus App for your exchange programme in Leeuwarden

The apps for Erasmus+ have various relevant and convenient functions to make the exchange to that city in the Netherlands as good as possible. In them, you will find various information and recommendations from students from previous years. One of these tips is to get a rental or second-hand bike when you arrive in the city, so you can move around Leeuwarden comfortably and like a local. In addition, this allows you to explore the countryside around the city, which luckily has no hills!

How to meet people in Leeuwarden?

If you are a little overwhelmed by the idea of ​​arriving in a city where you don't know anyone and feeling very alone, don't worry! There are several alternatives to meet people in this Dutch city:

Student associations in Leeuwarden

The Erasmus Student Network has a branch in this city: the ESN Leeuwarden. In this association, volunteer students make integration into society easier for internationals, providing help and planning different fun activities that you can join.

Facebook groups for Erasmus in Leeuwarden

We believe that the best group you can join on this platform is the ESN. In this group, you will be able to see the calendar with all the events that are being planned and be able to choose which ones to join. Some activities include theme parties, international dinners, celebrations of festivities such as King's Day, bowling, and different sports, among others.

Whatsapp groups for Erasmus in Leeuwarden

Most likely, you will find groups on Whatsapp or Telegram that are formed from Facebook groups or the student association. In them, you can connect with other students in a simpler way, being able to introduce yourself and meet other people with hobbies similar to yours.

Tips for sharing a student flat in Leeuwarden

We give you some recommendations for you to take into account:

Invest the extra in your budget to enjoy Leeuwarden, its surroundings and other cities in the Netherlands. Amsterdam is about two hours away by train and Groningen is 40 minutes away.

If you want to learn Dutch during your stay, you can sign up for courses offered by universities. In addition, it would be convenient if one of your roommates were local, so you can put your knowledge into practice more easily.

Frequently asked questions about sharing a flat in Leeuwarden

How much does a spare room in a shared flat in Leeuwarden cost?
Rooms in shared flats usually have a minimum cost of €350 per month, with an average price of €450 per month.
Where to look for shared flats in Leeuwarden?
We suggest you search on online platforms where you can compare the different verified and easily available accommodations, such as Erasmus Play.    
How to meet people in Leeuwarden?
Being an exchange student, the best thing you can do is join ESN Leeuwarden, with which you can participate in a lot of fun events with other young people. In addition, you will surely find Facebook and WhatsApp groups to join.
What are the advantages of sharing a flat in Leeuwarden?
Living with other young people will allow you to be accompanied at all times, especially upon arriving in the city, which is when we will miss our home the most. It also allows you to save on the cost of renting, having more money to invest in trips and experiences.
What to ask before entering a flat share in Leeuwarden?
Ask what the atmosphere of the apartment is like, if they usually have parties regularly or if it is rather quiet. You should also find out how they handle issues related to coexistence, including the possibility of visits, cleaning, schedules, etc.

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