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€2,595/ month + €150 service costs
This four-room apartment on Ilperveldstraat 113 is located in the Waterlandpleinbuurt neighborhood of Amsterdam-Noord and offers approximately 100 m² of living space. The layout includes three bedrooms, a separate kitchen, a separate toilet, and a generous living room, making it well suited for expats, couples, families, or a maximum of two working home sharers. The apartment is situated on the fifth floor of a portiek flat built in 1967 and is accessible by elevator. It combines quiet residential living with quick connections to the center of Amsterdam. House sharing is permitted for a maximum of two people.
The layout begins with a spacious entrance hall featuring multiple built-in closets, which provides access to all rooms. The bright living room has laminate flooring and large windows, offering space for both a comfortable seating area and a dining spot, with direct access to the balcony overlooking the greenery of Baanakkerspark and the water. The separate kitchen provides ample workspace, comes equipped with built-in appliances, and also has a door leading to the balcony. There are three full-size bedrooms, a neat bathroom fitted with a shower, bathtub, double sink, and washbasin unit, as well as a separate toilet. A private storage box on the ground floor adds extra practicality.
The apartment holds energy label C and is equipped with double glazing, block heating, and an electric boiler for hot water. Ventilation is provided through both mechanical and natural systems. The balcony of approximately 6 m² offers a sheltered outdoor space with unobstructed views over the park and water. Additional practical features include an external storage room of about 6 m² and a ground-floor storage box fitted with electricity. Public parking is available in the vicinity of the building.
The Waterlandpleinbuurt is a quiet, green neighborhood with shops, supermarkets, and restaurants within walking distance. Metro station Noord on the North/South line and several bus connections are nearby, placing the center of Amsterdam within roughly fifteen minutes. The close proximity to the Ring A10 makes the location convenient for commuters traveling by car. The monthly rent is €2,595 excluding gas, water, and electricity, with a deposit of €5,170; a gross income of three times the rent is preferred, and renting with a guarantor may be possible. A block heating advance of €150 per month applies on top of the rent, and the lease is for an indefinite period with a minimum term of twelve months.
Ilperveldstraat 113, 1024 PK
Price
€2,595.00
Service Costs
€150.00
Available From
December 1, 2026
Deposit Amount
€5,170.00
Contract Type
B
Min Duration
12
Condition
Good
Balcony
Parking Type
Street
Building Facilities
Storage Present
Storage Size
6 m²
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
5
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
1967
Volume
250 m³
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Separate
Energy Source
Mixed
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
2
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€2,595
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