








Amsterdam - Bos en Lommer
€999/ month
This listing offers a furnished private space on Erik de Roodestraat in Amsterdam, consisting of two private rooms with a combined size of 27 m². The rooms are available for a minimum stay of three and a maximum of nine months under a hospita arrangement, with a start date in early January 2027. The monthly rent is €999 excluding utilities, with a deposit equal to two months' rent, and there is no additional deposit for the shared facilities. Registration at the address is permitted, which makes the arrangement suitable for those who need an official residence during a temporary stay in the city.
The private space consists of a living room and a bedroom positioned directly opposite each other, separated by the hallway and a separate toilet. The living room features a built-in wardrobe and an adjoining east-facing balcony that receives morning sun, while the bedroom on the west side of the apartment enjoys evening light and also includes a built-in wardrobe. Both rooms have a neat laminate floor and recently painted walls. High-speed internet via Ziggo with a 1200/120 Mbps connection is available, and the rooms come fully furnished.
Shared areas include a hallway of 10 m², a bathroom of 5 m², a separate toilet, and a kitchen of 10 m², all shared with one female housemate who values a clean, tidy, and calm household. The home is fully equipped with appliances such as a combination oven, air fryers, a Nespresso machine, a milk foamer, a washing machine, a vacuum cleaner, and an iron. The shared spaces are cleaned thoroughly once a month, with this cleaning included in the rental price. There is also the option to take over an IKEA mattress (Valeröy 160, medium) from the current occupant.
The location is practical and green, with Jan van Galenstraat metro and tram station a seven-minute walk away. Erasmuspark and Rembrandtpark are close by, while Vondelpark and the 9 Streets can be reached in roughly a ten-minute bike ride and Amsterdam Central Station in about fifteen minutes by bicycle. The neighbourhood is safe, green, and family-friendly, with bicycle storage available in front of the house. The landlord is looking for a female tenant of around 30 to 42 years old who is working, completing a PhD, or doing an internship, works five days per week outside the home, and meets a minimum income requirement of twice the monthly rent. The property holds energy label A, and pets and smoking are not allowed.
Price
€999.00
Available From
January 2, 2027
Available Until
September 1, 2027
Deposit Amount
€1,998.00
Min Duration
3
Condition
Good
Balcony
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
31
Preferred Gender
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Kitchen Type
Separate
Appliances
Shared Facilities
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