





Amsterdam
€1,100/ month + €75 service costs
This studio apartment on Markonstraat in Amsterdam offers approximately 25 square meters of living space in a smartly designed and efficiently laid-out configuration. The property comes upholstered and is arranged to make optimal use of the available square meters. It includes a private living room, private kitchen, private bathroom, and private toilet, allowing for a fully independent living arrangement. The accommodation is intended for a single occupant and is offered specifically for students. With no shared facilities, residents benefit from complete privacy within the unit.
The interior is organized so that all essential amenities are within easy reach despite the compact footprint. The private kitchen enables self-catering, while the separate bathroom and toilet add convenience to daily routines. The apartment carries energy label C, indicating a reasonable level of energy efficiency. The unit is rented out unfurnished, giving tenants the flexibility to arrange the space according to their own preferences and needs. The displayed floor plan is indicative and based on a comparable property, so the actual layout may differ slightly.
The studio is centrally located in Amsterdam, with a variety of shops, supermarkets, and restaurants found in the surrounding area. Public transport connections are nearby, ensuring accessibility throughout the city. This makes the location practical for students who need to reach educational institutions and other parts of Amsterdam with ease. Everyday amenities such as grocery shopping and dining options are within walking distance. The neighborhood offers a functional base for city living in a well-connected setting.
The rent is €1,100 per month excluding utilities, with additional service costs of €75 per month. A deposit of €2,200 applies, equivalent to two months' rent. The property is registered with 190 WWS points. Pets are not permitted in the apartment. The accommodation is available exclusively for students enrolled in Amsterdam who are not currently registered as residents of the city, and it is offered by a private owner.
Price
€1,100.00
Service Costs
€75.00
Available From
October 1, 2026
Deposit Amount
€2,200.00
Min Duration
24
WWS Points
190
Property Type
Studio
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
16
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