



1068 HV (Amsterdam)
€932/ month + €170 service costs
This one-bedroom apartment of approximately 46 m² is located on the campus of Don Bosco in Amsterdam New-West, on the third floor of a building completed in 2020. Situated in a corner unit with many windows, the apartment benefits from abundant natural light. The layout includes a separate bedroom, a private bathroom, and a living room with a complete kitchen. The kitchen is equipped with a ceramic cooktop, a fridge-freezer combination, a combination microwave, and a connection for a dishwasher. The apartment is unfurnished but comes fitted with high-quality PVC flooring and curtains.
The property carries energy label A and is fully insulated with double glazing, with heating provided through district heating. The bathroom is fitted with a toilet, shower, faucet and sink, and a mirror. The building offers an elevator, and residents have access to a co-working space, fitness and wellness facilities, a laundromat, camera security, and bicycle parking. A parking garage is available in the basement, where a parking space can be rented separately. The monthly service costs of €170 include heating, cable television, and cable internet, while water and electricity contracts are arranged individually.
Don Bosco comprises 429 urban co-living apartments in the West district of Amsterdam at Osdorpplein. The complex includes a private co-working space on the ground floor that can be used for work, meetings, and brainstorming. The location lies near the natural surroundings of the Sloterplas and around the corner from a large shopping center. Tram lines 1 and 17 provide a direct connection to Lelylaan train station, offering access to the rest of Amsterdam. Residents become part of The Cohesion Don Bosco community, which organizes social drinks as well as sports and social events.
Several practical arrangements apply to this apartment. Furniture can be leased through Move&Rent, and the deposit can be settled via Saveon. An electricity contract can be arranged through SamenOM, a green electricity supplier, and water through Waternet. Applicants between the ages of 18 and 27 are offered a youth rental agreement with a maximum duration of five years, while applicants aged 28 and older receive a fixed-period rental agreement of two years. In case of an additional occupant, the service costs increase by €30 per person. The floor plans and pictures are indicative.
Price
€932.00
Service Costs
€170.00
Deposit Amount
€1,864.00
Condition
Good
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Kitchen Type
Open
Cooktop Type
Ceramic
Energy Source
Mixed
Appliances
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
3
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
2020
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
Minimum Age
18
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