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1102 BL (Amsterdam - D-buurt)
€768/ month
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Verhuurtbeter.nl
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Price
€768.00
Available From
September 1, 2025
Deposit Amount
€768.00
Min Duration
12
Condition
New
Property Type
Studio
Floor Number
6
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
2019
Volume
71 m³
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Electric
Building Facilities
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
18
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This listing concerns a studio apartment located in the F-buurt (Amsterdam-Zuidoost) within a modern, energy-efficient building completed in 2019. The building rises to 10 storeys and provides access via a pass system; residents can use the lift or stairs to reach their floor and an internal atrium. The project is aimed at young professionals aged 18–36 and includes shared amenities such as an atrium and a communal living room. The building is described as gas-free and designed with sustainability in mind.
The studio has a stated living area of 27 m² and an internal volume of 71 m³. It is listed as a single-room layout on one floor and is situated on the 6th floor. The floor finish is PVC; walls are white and curtains are present. There is no ceiling lighting provided. The kitchen is fitted with a plastic (kunststof) worktop, an under-counter fridge with freezer compartment (Exquisit UKS130-8A+), a ceramic hob (Exquisit EKC625) and a stainless steel extractor (Exquisit UBH20-2.1MI). The kitchen taps are by Bruynzeel.
The bathroom uses Ideal sanitary fixtures and has a washing machine connection; faucets/douchegarnituur are listed as standard with the brand unspecified. The apartment’s energy label is A. Additional building features noted in the source text include a communal living room for residents and an atrium intended as a social and work space. Access and tenant selection are managed via an online system where applicants may create accounts and join a transparent waiting list; a paid “Sneller Huren” account is required to enter the waiting list and its cost is refunded if the applicant becomes a tenant. Identity and income checks are performed later in the process using DigiD/Datakeeper and secure document uploads.
The location is described as well connected: the Amsterdamse Poort shopping centre is approximately a 1-minute walk and Nelson Mandelapark about a 5-minute walk. Amsterdam Bijlmer Arena train and metro station are approximately 10 minutes on foot; there are also multiple bus connections. The listed monthly rent is €768 (service costs unknown) and the original rent is shown as €800. Availability is stated as 01-09-2025 and the listing status is “Onder optie”. The source text contains a consistency issue regarding the deposit: one section states a one-time deposit of €768, while another clause in the conditions indicates the deposit equals two times the basic rent for all tenants. Prospective applicants should note eligibility rules: minimum age 18–36, minimum gross monthly income of 3.5 times the basic rent (Dutch income required), self-employed applicants need at least 2 years activity, minimum contract term one year, no pets allowed, no joint renting with a friend, and guarantors are not accepted. A social housing permit requirement and a 2025 gross annual income cap of €57,926 are also mentioned.
