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€1,303/ month + €125 service costs
This corner apartment is located on the sixth floor of building Dusk, part of the SPOT residential project in Amsterdam. The home offers 78 square meters of living space with three rooms, including two bedrooms, and was completed in 2025. Thanks to its corner position, the apartment receives abundant natural light, creating a bright and spacious atmosphere. A south-west facing balcony of 8 square meters extends the living space outdoors, with sun from the afternoon into the evening. The building is served by an elevator and features a dark, contemporary facade with large windows and playfully placed balconies. The rent is €1,303 per month, excluding service costs of €125 per month.
The living room forms the heart of the apartment and offers room for both a comfortable seating area and a dining area. The open kitchen connects directly to the living space and is equipped with high-quality built-in Bosch appliances. Two bedrooms provide flexibility for use as a guest room, home office, or hobby space. The bathroom is fitted with a double washbasin, a shower, and a design radiator. A separate toilet adds convenience for residents and visitors. The layout is completed by two practical storage rooms, one with connections for a washing machine and dryer and the other housing the technical installations and additional storage.
The apartment is fully insulated and heated through district heating combined with underfloor heating throughout the home. Warm water is supplied by an electric boiler. The buildings within SPOT are designed with energy-efficient construction methods, contributing to a high level of living comfort and lower energy costs. Managed WiFi is present, so a separate internet subscription is not required. Additional features include fiber-optic cabling, mechanical and natural ventilation, and cable television connections. Parking is available in the building's parking garage on a paid basis.
SPOT is a modern urban district in Amsterdam where housing, work, and amenities come together. Where the area previously consisted largely of empty office buildings, a lively neighborhood has emerged close to water and green spaces. The Johan Cruijff ArenA is situated nearby, and the six residential towers of the project were designed by renowned architecture firms. Building Dusk is the smallest of these towers and is characterized by its dark, stylized facade with an urban character. Apartments within the area range from approximately 38 to 118 square meters, with higher floors offering impressive views over Amsterdam. The combination of city life, water, and greenery gives this location a distinctive residential environment.
Price
€1,303.00
Service Costs
€125.00
Available From
November 16, 2026
Contract Type
A
Condition
New
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Energy Source
District
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
6
Number of Floors
26
Construction Year
2025
Volume
218 m³
Balcony
Parking Type
Gated
Building Facilities
Storage Present
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€1,303
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