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1102 MX (Amsterdam)
€619/ month + €120.45 service costs
This listing concerns an independent student room of approximately 20 m² on the ground floor at Darlingstraat 495 in Amsterdam Zuidoost. The room is self-contained, which means it has its own shower and toilet, so these facilities do not have to be shared with other students. The living space consists of one sleeping/living room of around 18 m², completed by an open kitchen. The room has an energy label A and is heated via district heating. An internet and TV connection is available. The unit is offered by DUWO and is located in the Darlingstraat 53-1179 complex.
The room is part of the Spinoza Campus, a large student community in Amsterdam Zuidoost consisting of more than 1,200 independent homes for students and PhD candidates. Two of the campus buildings feature a laundry room where residents can do their washing. In the small building in the middle of the campus there is a bicycle repair shop. This building is also equipped with MyPup lockers, allowing packages to be delivered to and returned at the MyPup Pick Up Point in the building. The campus setting makes it straightforward to meet other students living nearby. For tenants aged 18 and older, rent allowance (huurtoeslag) is possible for this independent unit, subject to conditions.
The location in Amsterdam Zuidoost offers a wide range of amenities within easy reach. The large shopping centre Amsterdamse Poort is about five minutes away by bicycle. For entertainment, the area offers major concert venues such as AFAS Live and the Ziggo Dome. The Amsterdam Arena is also nearby, as is Pathé Arena, the largest cinema in the Netherlands. With the metro, the centre of Amsterdam can be reached within fifteen minutes. The neighbourhood is therefore well suited for students who want to combine campus life with quick access to the city.
The rent consists of a base rent of €498.20 per month plus service costs of €120.45, bringing the total to €618.65 per month. The service costs cover electricity, heating, water, and glass and contents insurance. A one-off payment of €2.42 applies at the start of the tenancy. The rental start date for this room is 13 November 2026. The current tenant has a refrigerator available for take-over. The room does not have a garden or balcony and is to be furnished by the tenant, offering flexibility to arrange the space according to personal preference.
Price
€619.00
Service Costs
€120.45
Available From
November 13, 2026
Is Social Housing
Building Facilities
Tenant Type
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Kitchen Type
Open
Energy Source
District
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