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€1,715/ month + €78 service costs
This one-bedroom rental apartment is located on the eighth floor of the Amstel Tower complex at Julianaplein 8 G in Amsterdam. The residence offers 52 m² of living space and was completed in 2018 as part of a modern residential building with 192 two-room apartments. The complex is equipped with three elevators, so every floor is easily accessible. The monthly rent is €1,715, with service costs of €78 per month and a deposit of one or two months' rent. An income requirement applies, with a gross monthly income of €6,002 for a single applicant or €6,860 for two earners.
The apartment features a light living room with an open kitchen fitted with white cabinet fronts, a black worktop and various built-in appliances. The kitchen dates from 2018 and is fully equipped. The spacious bedroom has an en suite bathroom with a walk-in shower and a washbasin with a vanity unit, while a separate toilet is also part of the layout. Throughout the apartment, underfloor heating provides comfortable warmth, and a high-quality PVC loose lay floor has been installed. Combined with smooth finished walls, the home is delivered move-in ready.
The living room and the bedroom both give access to a generous balcony that spans the full width of the apartment and is oriented to the south, along with a roof terrace. Underneath the building, residents can use a dedicated bicycle storage facility. For those with a car, it is possible to take out a parking subscription for the Q-Park Amstel garage located below the complex, arranged directly through Q-Park. This combination of indoor and outdoor amenities suits a comfortable urban lifestyle.
The apartment holds energy label A and is heated through district heating, for which a contract with supplier Eteck is mandatory. The location is practical: the building stands directly next to Amstel Station, offering fast connections by train, metro, bus and tram, and several main roads are situated in the immediate vicinity. The neighborhood lies between the popular Rivierenbuurt and Watergraafsmeer districts, within short distance of the Prins Bernhardpark and Park Frankendael. Daily amenities such as shops and other facilities are also close by, making this an accessible base in Amsterdam.
Price
€1,715.00
Service Costs
€78.00
Available From
November 5, 2026
Condition
Good
Balcony
Terrace
Parking Type
Gated
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
8
Construction Year
2018
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Energy Source
District
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