Studio Bijlmerdreef 179-A, Amsterdam - For Rent

This self-contained studio is located at Bijlmerdreef 179-A in Amsterdam Zuidoost, on the fourth floor of a building completed in 2022. The property is part of a former office building that previously housed the Dutch Tax Administration in Amsterdam and has since been converted into residential units. With a living area of 28 square meters, the studio offers a compact and efficiently arranged home in a central position within the city. The building is equipped with solar panels, supporting more sustainable energy use. The studio is offered within the social housing segment.

The interior consists of one open living space of 27 square meters that functions as both the living room and sleeping area, as there is no separate bedroom. The layout provides a practical arrangement for everyday living within a single, well-defined space. The unit does not include a balcony or garden, but its fourth-floor position places it above street level. As an independent dwelling, the studio has its own private entrance behind the front door, offering full self-contained living.

The building occupies a prominent corner position at the junction of Bijlmerdreef and Flierbosdreef, a central location in Amsterdam Zuidoost. The surrounding Bijlmermeer area combines residential buildings with green spaces and everyday amenities, and offers connections to the rest of Amsterdam. The neighborhood is well served by public transport, making it straightforward to reach other parts of the city. This combination of a central address and recent construction makes the location practical for daily commuting and local errands.

The base rent is €932 per month. In addition, service costs of €198, upholstery and furnishing costs of €95, and additional costs of €13.75 apply, bringing the total monthly rent to €1,238.75. A one-time cost of €37.50 applies at the start of the tenancy, and the deposit is €1,864. Because the studio falls within the social segment, a housing permit from the Municipality of Amsterdam must be obtained, and the applicant's income must fall within the income limits set by the municipality.