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€2,200/ month + €36.59 service costs
This listing concerns a spacious maisonnette of approximately 108 m² located in the Indische Buurt neighborhood of Amsterdam Oost, in the Zeeburg area. The property is a portiekwoning (gallery apartment) with four rooms in total, including three bedrooms. The building dates from 1905 and the home carries energy label A. The residence is owned by housing corporation De Alliantie, and priority is given to applicants leaving behind a social rental home. The home is offered as a bare rental, meaning the tenant is responsible for wall finishing, although a floor has been left in the property.
The layout offers a well-arranged living space with a neat floor throughout. The living room is generously sized and features an open kitchen equipped with built-in appliances, which is connected directly to the balcony. At the front of the property, a French balcony provides additional light, and from here the staircase leads to the upper level. This upper floor contains three bedrooms, a separate laundry room, and a modern bathroom fitted with a toilet, radiator, bathtub, and double washbasins. A very spacious balcony completes the layout, providing outdoor space directly adjacent to the living area.
The Indische Buurt is a lively neighborhood in stadsdeel Oost, where the Javastraat and Javaplein feature a varied mix of shops and eateries. Daily groceries are conveniently available with an Albert Heijn and a Lidl around the corner, while the Dappermarkt is within walking distance. Dining and going out can be done in the immediate area, with establishments such as restaurant Wilde Zwijnen, restaurant and cinema Studio K, bar Basquiat, Hartje Oost, and the Coffee Company nearby. The OBA library on Javaplein is close by, and Flevopark offers green space for walking or running, with the Akademia gym also in the vicinity. The city center of Amsterdam is also nearby, combining neighborhood amenities with urban accessibility.
The property is well accessible by both public transport and car, with direct tram and bus connections and Amsterdam Muiderpoort station within walking distance. The ring road can be reached within a few minutes by car via exit S114, and Amsterdam Centraal station is easily reachable by bicycle. The rent is €2,200 per month, excluding service costs of €36.59 per month. The landlord applies a gross annual income requirement of at least 45 times the rent, amounting to €100,646 including holiday allowance and any fixed allowances. A rental agreement is entered into for a minimum of one year and is subsequently extended for an indefinite period, after which the notice period for the tenant is one month. The home is not rented to students, third-party guarantors are not accepted, and it cannot be used as a pied-à-terre; tenants must register at the address with the municipality, and a credit check forms part of the allocation procedure.
Price
€2,200.00
Service Costs
€36.59
Min Duration
12
Is Social Housing
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Kitchen Type
Open
Property Type
Apartment
Number of Floors
2
Construction Year
1905
Volume
280 m³
Balcony
Tenant Type
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€2,200
/ month + €36.59 service costs
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