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Amsterdam - Architectenbuurt
€650/ month
Private landlord
Dickson
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Price
€650.00
Available From
October 1, 2025
Deposit Amount
€650.00
Min Duration
24
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Shared Facilities
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
24
Preferred Gender
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The room is a furnished single room located on Jan Boterenbroodstraat in the Zeeburg area of Amsterdam. The room size is listed as 12 m² and the monthly rent is €650, which includes utilities. The room is on the ground floor adjacent to a canal and is described as being in a quiet location on the eastern islands. The rental period is stated as indefinite and a deposit of €650 is listed.
The accommodation is arranged with shared facilities. Kitchen, bathroom and a separate toilet are shared with other occupants; there is no separate living room for private use. Internet (quick Wi‑Fi) is included in the listing. The energy label for the property is listed as unknown.
The listing indicates one current roommate in the property; the roommate is male. The listing notes that pets are not allowed. The room is furnished, and the shared spaces include the kitchen and bathroom as noted above. The listing includes proximity details such as close distance to the city centre, Flevopark, shops and public transport links, reflecting the location on the eastern islands (Zeeburg).
Financial and practical details provided in the listing are given factually: monthly rent €650 including utilities, deposit €650, and no additional costs specified. Viewings are indicated as possible in the original listing. Languages spoken by the landlord and other profile preferences are part of the listing metadata but are not included here beyond the factual items above. No time‑sensitive availability dates or application counts are included.
