




Amsterdam
€1,920/ month + €61 service costs
This 93 m² apartment is located on the fifth floor of a residential complex on Henri Dunantstraat in the Dunantbuurt neighborhood of Amsterdam Nieuw-West. The building was completed in 2017, and the home holds energy label A, with heating provided through district heating. The layout consists of a living room with an open kitchen and three bedrooms in total. Because the kitchen is open to the living space, contact with guests is easy to maintain while cooking. From the living room, a balcony is accessible, providing a private outdoor space. An elevator in the building offers convenient access to the fifth floor.
The open kitchen is fitted with various built-in appliances and, like the bathroom, dates from the year of construction in 2017. An indoor storage room provides additional space for keeping belongings out of sight. The apartment is part of an existing-build complex where the homes are generously sized and well finished. Parking is arranged through a parking spot at the complex, which is subject to a mandatory monthly subscription. Service costs amount to €61 per month, and the deposit equals one or two months' rent.
The Dunantbuurt is a child-friendly neighborhood with a primary school within walking distance. Daily amenities such as shops, supermarkets and a variety of cafés and restaurants are located close by. For recreation, several green areas and parks are found in the vicinity, including Rembrandtpark, where walking, sports and enjoying nature are all possible. Westerpark and the Jordaan are also within short reach, offering a wide range of restaurants, cafés and cultural hotspots. This combination makes the neighborhood practical for everyday needs and appealing for leisure time.
The location is favorable with respect to both public transport and main roads. Tram and bus stops are a few minutes' walk away, allowing quick travel to the center of Amsterdam. The A10 ring road can be reached within approximately five minutes, providing good connections to the surrounding areas. The monthly rent is €1,920, to which a mandatory parking spot of €98.50 per month is added. The income requirement is a gross monthly income of €6,720 based on one income or €7,680 for dual earners. With its layout, energy label and connections, the apartment offers a complete base for living in Amsterdam Nieuw-West.
Price
€1,920.00
Service Costs
€61.00
Available From
November 26, 2026
Bedrooms
3
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Energy Source
District
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
5
Construction Year
2017
Balcony
Building Facilities
Storage Present
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€1,920
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