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€1,332/ month
This listing concerns a furnished room of approximately 9.1 m² in a shared apartment of 64 m² on Willem de Zwijgerlaan in the Bos en Lommer district of Amsterdam. The apartment was fully renovated in February 2025 and carries energy label A. The monthly rent is €1,332, which includes utilities such as water, gas, electricity, internet and the rental cost of the drying machine. A deposit of €2,650 applies, the rental period is indefinite, and registration at the address is possible. The room is available for move-in from November 2026.
The room is furnished and offers the convenience of a private shower within the apartment. The toilet, kitchen and living room are shared with one other resident of the home. The kitchen is equipped with a washing machine, drying machine and dishwasher. In addition, storage space is available both inside the apartment in a small storage room and in a large storage room outside the apartment. Internet is available throughout the property.
Willem de Zwijgerlaan is situated in Bos en Lommer, a residential neighborhood in Amsterdam-West. The area offers a mix of housing, local shops and everyday amenities, with connections to the city center and surrounding districts. Supermarkets and public transport are within reach of the apartment. The location combines a residential setting with practical access to the rest of the city.
The apartment is offered by a private owner who lives in the property and is seeking one additional tenant. The preferred tenant is a working woman between 25 and 42 years old who speaks English and is looking to stay for two years or longer. A non-smoking lifestyle is expected, and pets are not allowed. Viewings can be arranged for those interested in the room.
Price
€1,332.00
Available From
November 1, 2026
Deposit Amount
€2,650.00
Contract Type
B
Min Duration
24
Condition
Renovated
Shared Facilities
Storage Present
Property Type
Room
Renovation Year
2025
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Energy Source
Mixed
Appliances
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
25
Preferred Gender
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