‘It is not the average student dorm’, says Kelly Hendriks-de Grood of KBS Vastgoedbeheer. ‘We offer a higher grade of luxury and more facilities.’ This includes cleaners who come twice a week to take care of the shared toilets and showers. ‘It is somewhere in between a student room and a studio.’ Young workers may also apply for the rooms.
This level of luxury does come at a price: the tenants will pay from 452.96 euros for 17.5 m² to 523.69 euros for 23.5 m². Showers, toilets and other facilities, such as a large open plan kitchen (including an electric stove with 28 plates), are shared.
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Changed plans
The initial plan was to build hundreds (article in Dutch) of new student rooms in the WICC (the former Court of Wageningen). Those plans were changed: for the moment, the number will no increase passed 35. Why the plans were changed is not clear; the owner of the WICC was unavailable for comments due to circumstances.
There are still around thirty rooms available. Interested parties can register with KBS Vastgoedbeheer (website in Dutch).