Renting in Leiden

    Renting in Leiden

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    Rental on Breestraat, LeidenNewtoday

    €0 / month

    Breestraat · Leiden

    272 m² · 5 rooms · Apartment

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    Rental on Stille Rijn, LeidenNewtoday

    €1,850 / month

    Stille Rijn · Leiden

    65 m² · 2 rooms · Apartment

    via Pararius

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    Rental on Hoge Rijndijk, LeidenNew1 day ago

    €2,525 / month

    Hoge Rijndijk · Leiden

    120 m² · 2 rooms · Apartment

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    Rental on Rapenburg, LeidenNew1 day ago

    €2,500 / month

    Rapenburg · Leiden

    102 m² · 3 rooms · Apartment

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    Rental on Oude Singel, LeidenNew1 day ago

    €2,350 / month

    Oude Singel · Leiden

    75 m² · 3 rooms · Apartment

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    Rental on Plantijnstraat, LeidenNew1 day ago

    €1,995 / month

    Plantijnstraat · Leiden

    104 m² · 3 rooms · Apartment

    via Pararius

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    Rent levels

    Average asking rent per m²

    €22.69

    per m² per month

    Pararius Huurmonitor Q1 2026 — not a live listing average

    What that means by property type

    Rooms & studios

    Smaller footprint and a lower total monthly cost, but a higher price per square metre.

    Apartments & houses

    More space and a higher total monthly cost, but a lower price per square metre.

    Rent segments in 2026

    Social housing

    Up to €932.93 per month. Allocated through the municipal waiting list.

    Mid-market rent

    €932.93 to €1,228.07 per month. Price increases are regulated.

    Free sector

    Above €1,228.07 per month. The landlord sets the price.

    About the Leiden rental market

    Leiden combines a historic city centre with one of the Netherlands' largest universities, and that shapes the rental market heavily. Around the Rapenburg canals and the old town, small, characterful homes dominate and are especially sought after by students and young professionals. De Kooi, Zuidwest and Merenwijk offer more space for the same budget, with a mix of post-war walk-ups and newer development. Because Leiden sits centrally between Amsterdam, The Hague and Schiphol, it also draws commuters who work elsewhere but want the calm of a smaller city. At the start of the academic year, in August and September, competition for rooms and small apartments peaks. Outside that window supply is considerably wider.

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