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1102 AA (Amsterdam - D-buurt)
€426/ month + €193.26 service costs
This room at Daalwijk 601-B in Amsterdam Zuidoost offers approximately 9 square meters of living space on the seventh floor of a dedicated student complex. The room is part of a shared student apartment occupied by three residents, meaning the kitchen, shower, and toilet are used together with fellow students. The accommodation is classified as non-self-contained, and the single sleep/living room is delivered unfurnished, allowing tenants to arrange the space according to their own preferences. Heating is provided through collective central heating, and the room includes an internet and TV connection. Although the unit does not have a private balcony or garden, the building is equipped with an elevator, making the seventh floor easily accessible.
The Daalwijk complex is a student building in Amsterdam Zuidoost offering two-, three-, and four-room apartments in which residents share the kitchen and bathroom facilities. Around 200 students live in the flat, of whom roughly 100 are international, creating a diverse residential community. Practical amenities within the building include a bicycle storage area and an on-site launderette. Directly adjacent to Daalwijk is the Spinoza Campus, where more than 1,000 additional students reside. Just behind the campus lies the World of Food, providing a wide variety of dining options in the immediate vicinity.
The location offers good connections to educational institutions and urban amenities. Daalwijk is situated directly across from Hogeschool Inholland, while the Hogeschool van Amsterdam and the ROC can be reached within a five-minute bicycle ride, as can the Amsterdamse Poort shopping center. For entertainment, the area features major concert venues such as AFAS Live and the Ziggo Dome. The Amsterdam ArenA and the Pathé cinema, the largest cinema in the Netherlands, are also located nearby. With the metro, the center of Amsterdam can be reached within approximately fifteen minutes.
The room is offered by DUWO and is intended for students and PhD candidates. The total monthly rent is €425.11, consisting of a bare rent of €231.85 and service costs of €193.26. A one-time fee of €2.42 applies at the start of the tenancy, and the room is not eligible for housing allowance. The rental start date is 21 November 2026. Prospective tenants should note that the bathroom and toilet are shared with fellow residents, and that the room is furnished and arranged individually upon moving in.
Price
€426.00
Service Costs
€193.26
Available From
November 21, 2026
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Bike Storage
Property Type
Room
Floor Number
7
Bedrooms
1
Heating Type
Central
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
3
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€426
/ month + €193.26 service costs
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