Haus Gödens

 

The "Haus Gödens" is reminiscent of a medieval castle. Its basic structure dates back to 1551, making it the oldest surviving building in Emden. In this special atmosphere, 35 students live in shared flats with four to seven people. The rooms are approximately between 13 and 22m² in size and are spread over three floors. The rooms located on the ground floor are equipped with large wooden emporiums for working and sleeping areas; otherwise the rooms are unfurnished.

 

Take a look at the external website haus-goedens.de. There you will find numerous photos and further information about this extraordinary residential complex. The site was created by former resident Simon Beidenhauser and is now managed by the Heimrat.

 

Meike Stapel
Room: M3-326"
Tel.: 0441 798-2411
Send email 0441 798-2411
Address Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 1-3
26725 Emden
Places 35
Living area 13 ㎡ – 22 ㎡
Types of housing
  • single room (flat share)
Furnishing
  • unfurnished room
Rent 240 € - 290 €
Accessibility

No structural provisions; however, certain measures are possible
Location

9 minutes by bike to the FH (2.7km)
Public transport connection

bus stop at 500m
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