







1101 CD (Amsterdam)
€1,980/ month + €125 service costs
This two-bedroom apartment is located on Hogehilweg in Amsterdam, within the Scarlet building, part of the SPOT development in Amsterdam Zuidoost. Completed in 2025, the apartment offers approximately 100 m² of living space with a volume of 280 m³ and holds energy label A++. Its corner position within the building provides generous window surfaces and abundant natural light throughout the main living areas. The layout centers on an open-plan living and dining area of approximately 52 m², offering room for both a lounge setting and a large dining table. The combination of space, light, and a modern finish makes the apartment suitable for a variety of household compositions.
The open-plan corner kitchen connects seamlessly to the living area and is equipped with built-in Bosch appliances. The two bedrooms offer flexible use and can serve as bedrooms, a home office, or a guest room. The bathroom is fitted with a washbasin, a walk-in shower, and a designer radiator, while a separate toilet is located elsewhere in the apartment. An internal storage room houses the property's technical installations and provides connections for a washing machine and dryer. The practical layout supports versatile and comfortable everyday living.
A balcony of approximately 16 m² extends across the full width of the living room and faces southwest, allowing for afternoon and evening sun. The apartment benefits from energy-efficient construction methods, district heating, and high-quality insulation, contributing to lower energy costs. Scarlet comprises around 40 private sector rental homes with living areas ranging from roughly 65 to 100 m², including studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments, and ground-floor townhouses. Each home in the building features private outdoor space and a private storage unit.
The SPOT development consists of six modern, energy-efficient residential towers designed by renowned architectural firms, with apartments ranging in size from approximately 38 m² to 118 m². The surrounding neighborhood has been transformed from a former office district into a mixed urban area with homes, workplaces, and amenities. Its location near water, green spaces, and the Johan Cruijff ArenA offers a balance between residential tranquility and city life. The monthly service charge is €125 and the minimum rental period is twelve months.
Price
€1,980.00
Service Costs
€125.00
Available From
September 30, 2027
Min Duration
12
Balcony
Storage Present
Property Type
Apartment
Construction Year
2025
Volume
280 m³
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Energy Source
District
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