

Amsterdam
€1,000/ month
This listing concerns an unfurnished room of approximately 10 square meters available for rent on Werengouw in Amsterdam. The room is part of a four-bedroom apartment that is shared with three male housemates, creating a small and manageable household. The rental period is indefinite, which offers long-term housing stability for the new tenant. The accommodation is offered through a real estate agent, and viewings can be arranged with the landlord upon request. As the room is unfurnished, the new occupant can arrange and decorate the space according to personal preference.
As the room is part of a shared apartment, the tenant will have access to several communal facilities. These include a shared living room that serves as a common area for relaxation and socializing, as well as a shared kitchen for preparing meals. The bathroom is also shared among the residents, and there is a separate shared toilet. This setup is typical of a student or young professional house, where communal spaces encourage interaction while each tenant retains the privacy of their own room. With four bedrooms in total, the apartment offers a balance between private and shared living.
The rent for the room is 1,000 euros per month, excluding utilities. The landlord is looking for a single tenant to occupy the room, with the ideal candidate falling within a broad age range of 16 to 99 years. Students, working students, employed individuals, and those looking for a job are all welcome to apply. There are no language requirements, as everyone is welcome regardless of the language they speak. The duration of stay is not important to the landlord, which aligns well with the indefinite rental period offered for this room.
One important house rule is that pets are not allowed in the apartment, making the listing suitable for tenants without animal companions. The property is situated on Werengouw, a residential street in Amsterdam, providing access to the amenities and connectivity of the city. Shared living is a practical option for those seeking accommodation in Amsterdam, and this room offers a combination of private space and communal facilities. Interested tenants can contact the landlord to inquire about arranging a viewing. Since the room comes unfurnished, tenants should plan to bring their own furniture and furnishings to make the space their own.
Price
€1,000.00
Available From
October 19, 2026
Deposit Amount
€1.00
Shared Facilities
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
16
Preferred Gender
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