Willemskade
Leeuwarden
- Apartment
- 1 bedroom
€ 720,-
35 m2
Unfurnished
01-11-'21 - Indefinite period
13h
Johannes Semsstraat
Leeuwarden
- Room
€ 300,- Utilities incl.
12 m2
Furnished
01-02-'22 - 01-07-'22
1d
Willem Lorestraat
Leeuwarden
- Room
€ 365,- Utilities incl.
14 m2
Unfurnished
01-11-'21 - Indefinite period
1d
Diepenbrockstraat
Leeuwarden
- Apartment
- 2 bedrooms
€ 800,-
50 m2
Uncarpeted
07-11-'21 - Indefinite period
2w
Groningerstraatweg
Leeuwarden
- Apartment
- 1 bedroom
€ 850,-
55 m2
Unfurnished
01-11-'21 - Indefinite period
2w
Housing in Leeuwarden
Moving to Leeuwarden can be a smart move if you do not want to live in a small village, nor in a very big and crowded city. This city in the north of the Netherlands is cosy and comfortable. Admittedly, you are not in the hustle and bustle of the ‘Randstad’, but those who move to Leeuwarden are probably not looking for a crowd. Yet, you will not be bored in Leeuwarden! There are lots to do in the city, and the surroundings are obviously beautiful - "Friesland, waterland" is certainly not a lie. Leeuwarden and the province Friesland do have canals, rivers and even a seaside! Lots of people visit the city before they head off to the small island ‘Ameland’.Leeuwarden is certainly not a boring city to call your home. It is a very busy city in terms of events and culture and Leeuwarden has been chosen as ‘European Capital of Culture’ in 2018. It is definitely a student city with several HBO and MBO studies that focus on both national and international students. If you are studying or going to study in this city, it is a good idea to rent a room, studio or apartment in Leeuwarden.