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Amsterdam - Staatsliedenbuurt
€1,300/ month
Private landlord
Sima
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Price
€1,300.00
Available From
September 17, 2025
Available Until
February 28, 2026
Deposit Amount
€1,500.00
Property Type
Studio
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
29
Preferred Gender
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A fully furnished studio apartment of 34 m² is available on Van Hogendorpstraat in Amsterdam for the period from 17 September 2025 until 28 February 2026. The studio is offered for one person only and is listed at €1,300 per month excluding utilities. The rent includes a good internet connection, kitchen equipment, and a washing machine. Electricity, gas consumption, bed linen and consumables are not included in the rent.
The studio is described as having a private living area, a private kitchen, a private bathroom and a private toilet, consistent with a self-contained studio layout. The listing notes the property is a five-minute walk from Westerpark, indicating proximity to public green space and likely local amenities. The space is furnished but does not include bed linen; tenants should arrange their own bedding. No parking, balcony or garden is mentioned in the available information.
The landlord is a private owner named Sima who prefers a tidy, clean and vegetarian tenant who values peace and quiet at home. There is a strong preference for someone willing to water 15 plants every 8–9 days at most. The landlord’s ideal tenant profile indicates a single occupant, female, aged between 29 and 60, either a working student or employed; English is listed among the languages spoken. Pets are not allowed and there are no roommates included in this offer.
Financial terms include a monthly rent of €1,300 (excluding utilities) and a security deposit of one month’s rent plus €200 for utilities, totaling €1,500. The listing indicates the deposit requirement and separates utilities costs; specific utility billing arrangements are not detailed beyond electricity and gas being excluded. Viewings are possible by asking the landlord and contact is listed as the private owner Sima. The listing was posted recently (1 day ago) and the stated stay duration covers the specified available dates.
