








Amsterdam - Scheldebuurt
€1,200/ month + €140 service costs
This listing concerns a furnished room in a shared apartment on Biesboschstraat, located in the Rivierenbuurt neighborhood of Amsterdam. The apartment measures 65 square meters and is offered fully furnished, making it a practical option for anyone seeking a long-term home without needing to buy furniture. The available room comes equipped with a bed, a mattress, a small night table, and a wardrobe, so it is ready to move into. The living arrangement is shared with one other resident, the landlord, who works as a mathematics researcher at the university. The household is described as having a friendly and relaxed atmosphere, where personal space and privacy are respected while also leaving room for sociability.
The apartment itself has a well-organized layout with a spacious living room, a kitchen, a bathroom, and a separate toilet. The living room, kitchen, bathroom, and toilet are shared spaces, while the rented room provides private living quarters. In addition to the indoor areas, there is a small balcony that offers a modest outdoor spot. Internet is available in the home, and a cleaning service is part of the monthly arrangements. The property has no known energy label.
The location is one of the strong points of this home. The Rivierenbuurt is a well-established residential neighborhood in Amsterdam, known for its leafy streets, local shops, and everyday conveniences. The apartment sits roughly ten minutes on foot from Europaplein metro station, which provides direct access to other parts of the city, including the Zuidas business district and the city center. Daily amenities such as supermarkets, bakeries, and cafés are within easy walking distance, and the surrounding area offers good connections for cycling, which is typical for Amsterdam. This makes the home suitable for someone who wants a quiet residential base with practical access to work and study locations.
The financial and practical conditions are clearly defined. The rent is 1,200 euro per month excluding utilities, with electricity, water, internet, and the cleaning service adding approximately 140 euro per month. The deposit is set at 2,450 euro, and registration at the address is possible. The landlord requires a minimum gross annual income of 60,000 euro, and the ideal tenant is a working person looking for a stay of at least one year, with an indefinite rental period on offer. The room is available from 1 December. Pets are not allowed in the apartment. The home is intended for one tenant, and the landlord welcomes applicants who are responsible, independent, and easygoing.
Price
€1,200.00
Service Costs
€140.00
Available From
December 1, 2026
Deposit Amount
€2,450.00
Contract Type
B
Min Duration
12
Shared Facilities
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Balcony
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
25
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€1,200
/ month + €140 service costs
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