For rent: Light and attractive apartment (65²) in the heart of Utrecht.

Rental price: €1645.00 per month excluding G/W/E, internet/TV
Service costs: €435.00 per month 
Rental period: Minimum 12 months 
Available from: 01-12-2026
Condition: Furnished 

Would you like to live in a special monumental building in the middle of the historic center of Utrecht? This attractive and bright apartment in the characteristic Huis Zoudenbalch combines historic charm with modern living comfort.

Highlights: 
– Fully furnished 
– Central location 
– Natural light 

Property:
A beautiful and bright apartment consisting of a spacious living room with open kitchen, a bathroom and a mezzanine floor consisting of a bedroom.

The original high windows ensure that both the living room and the mezzanine floor enjoy plenty of daylight and give a spacious feeling. The house is very spacious due to the high ceiling and has a neat laminate floor in the living room and on the loft floor. The bathroom has a shower, sink, toilet and washing machine connection. The bedroom is spacious and has enough space for a double bed, cupboards and a desk.

There is a communal courtyard and central bicycle shed behind the building. Each apartment has its own storage room in the basement.

Location: 
Do you want to enjoy everything that the center of Utrecht has to offer? Then this is the perfect location! Located between Oudegracht, Mariaplaats and Hoog Catharijne, you will find shops, restaurants, terraces and central station around the corner. Modern living in a centuries-old and unique building is possible in Huis Zoudenbalch. Please note, there is only paid parking in the immediate vicinity.

In the center of Utrecht there is a unique monumental building on Donkerstraat that has probably already grabbed your attention. The beautiful city castle on Donkerstraat was built in 1467 on behalf of Evert Zoudenbalch. Afterwards it had various purposes, as a chaplain’s building and secretariat of the Catholic church, a vocational school and a warehouse with showrooms for tradesmen, with the last resident, until 2008, being the Nature and Environment Foundation. In 1903 the building was destroyed by fire. The characteristic neo-Gothic facade of Namur stone, battlements, cross frames, stained glass windows with red shutters, everything has been restored to the original style during the renovation. In 2011, Huis Zoudenbalch was completely renovated and converted into a complex with 24 unique apartments. The apartments are all different and fully insulated. There is a communal courtyard and a central bicycle shed.
 
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Although this text has been drawn up with care, no rights can be derived from this text. Sizes are indicative and not NEN measured. Award subject to approval by landlord/owner. The amount of the deposit may vary depending on profile. No pets no smoking.