








Amsterdam
€2,400/ month
This 70 m² apartment for rent in Amsterdam Noord is located near Termini and is offered as an unfurnished, long-term rental. The property is brand new and has not been occupied before, so the incoming tenant would be its first resident. The rental agreement is for an indefinite period, and the rent of €2,400 per month includes utilities. The apartment is well suited for up to two occupants looking for a modern home in the northern part of Amsterdam.
The layout comprises a private living room, two separate bedrooms of approximately 11 m² each, a private kitchen, a private bathroom, and a private toilet. Because all of these rooms are for the exclusive use of the tenant, the apartment offers complete privacy. In addition, there is internal storage space and a balcony that provides outdoor space directly connected to the living area.
The apartment is equipped with underfloor heating for the winter months and floor cooling for the summer months, ensuring a comfortable indoor climate throughout the year. The property has an energy label A, and internet is available. Two bicycle parking spots are included, which is convenient for cycling to the city centre or the nearby station. The property is registered with 225 WWS points.
In terms of location, the apartment is approximately a five-minute commute from Centraal Station, providing quick access to the rest of Amsterdam. The financial conditions include a deposit equal to two months' rent. It is important to note that registration at this address is not possible, and pets are not allowed. Viewings can be arranged with the private landlord, and the unit is offered unfurnished, allowing tenants to furnish the space according to their own preferences.
Price
€2,400.00
Available From
October 7, 2026
Deposit Amount
€2,450.00
Contract Type
A
Min Duration
6
Condition
New
WWS Points
225
Pets Allowed
No
Max Tenants
2
Minimum Age
16
Property Type
Apartment
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Balcony
Bike Storage
Storage Present
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