MVGM Bedrijfsmakelaars
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1031KP (Amsterdam)
€2,115/ month + €60 service costs
This apartment on Bercylaan 53 is located in the B'mine complex in the Overhoeks district of Amsterdam Noord. The home was built in 2017 and holds energy label A, with a living area of approximately 90 square metres. The layout comprises two bedrooms, making it suitable for two occupants sharing the home. The monthly rent is €2,115, with service costs of €60 per month, and the property is listed at 234 WWS points. The residence is offered under a special rental category known as a FRIENDS dwelling.
The property is rented under the FRIENDS housing concept, which carries specific allocation requirements agreed with the municipality of Amsterdam. This home may only be rented by two people who do not have a common durable relationship, meaning they cannot be married or registered partners; living together with a colleague or a friend is permitted. Each resident must independently meet the income requirement for half of the rent, which for this home corresponds to a combined gross monthly income of at least €3,600, with savings counted for up to 10 percent. If one of the two occupants wishes to leave, a new person can be proposed to join the rental agreement. After the first year, a name change on the contract is possible up to twice per year, which provides a degree of flexibility for shared living arrangements.
The apartment is situated on the southern side of the IJ, close to the A'DAM Tower and the Eye Filmmuseum. The former Shell work site in Overhoeks has been transformed into a residential area with an expanded cultural and culinary offering, including venues such as the Tolhuistuin, Café de Pont and A-Lab. In nearby Old Noord, the Van der Pekstraat provides a variety of shops, while Proeverij Landmarkt on the Schellingwouderdijk offers organic products sourced from small, local farmers and growers. The neighbourhood therefore combines recent developments with the established character of Amsterdam Noord.
In addition to the amenities within Noord itself, the city centre is easily reachable from this location. A ferry connection takes residents across the water to Centraal Station, from where the rest of Amsterdam is within walking distance. The city offers exhibitions, events, performances, concerts and markets throughout the year. From this apartment, residents have access to both the calmer parts of Noord and the wider city centre across the IJ. A deposit indication of €4,230 applies for self-employed applicants, while no deposit is indicated for applicants with a fixed income.
Price
€2,115.00
Service Costs
€60.00
Deposit Amount
€4,230.00
Condition
Good
WWS Points
234
Property Type
Apartment
Construction Year
2017
Bedrooms
2
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
2
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