26 Co-Housings Found in Leiden

Leiden is a city in the province of South Holland with around 200,000 inhabitants. Leiden is known for its historic city center with beautiful buildings such as the Lokhorstkerk and for the large number of students who live there. Furthermore, Leiden is very centrally located in South Holland and close to major cities such as Rotterdam and The Hague.

Many people move to Leiden for its University (the oldest in the Netherlands) and for the large amount of cultural heritage such as the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden and Naturalis. Leiden is also known as a nice small city where cycling is easy.

Leiden also has a housing shortage. The average price of a co-housing in Leiden is around €605 and the average price per square meter is around €43.66. But despite the shortage, Room Ranger found 26 co-housings in Leiden last week. Get a subscription and make sure you don't miss any and can always be the first to respond.

A co-housing community is a living arrangement in which you live with a group of people in a house or complex, often with shared facilities such as a living room, kitchen, or garden in addition to your own room or studio. The idea behind a co-housing community is that residents consciously choose to live in a community and share their lives with others.

Housing cooperatives are popular among people who are looking for social connection and a sense of community, but who want more privacy than a standard room in a shared house. There are often also group activities or agreements regarding communal living.

The average rent for a co-living community in Leiden is €605 with a price per square meter of €43.66. Room Ranger found 26 co-living communities last week—sign up so you’re always the first to respond.