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Amersfoort - Utrecht
€675/ month
Private landlord
Stefan & Kimberley
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Price
€675.00
Available From
November 1, 2025
Deposit Amount
€1,000.00
Contract Type
A
Min Duration
12
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Shared Facilities
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
18
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A furnished single room of 30 m² is offered on the attic floor of a house on Juliettestraat in Amersfoort. The room is part of a household shared with the landlords, a couple, and is one of two rooms available on the attic level. The rental is offered under a hospita contract with a minimum term of one year and requires registration with the municipality. Rent is stated as including utilities and an additional security deposit is specified.
The accommodation includes shared living facilities: a communal kitchen, a shared bathroom and a separate shared toilet. Internet access is listed as available. The listing indicates there are two other occupants in the household, with mixed gender roommates. Pets are not permitted in the property.
Financial details provided for the room include a monthly rent of €675, which is noted to include utilities, and a deposit of €1,000. The listing indicates an indefinite rental period while also specifying the minimum hospita contract length. The property’s energy label is not stated.
The location is described as near the inner city of Amersfoort, with public transport close by and the city center reachable by bicycle within approximately ten minutes. The landlords are named Stefan and Kimberley. The listing identifies suitable tenants as a single occupant aged 18–30, such as students or working students, and notes Dutch and English as languages spoken by the landlords. No time-sensitive details or application counts are included.
