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€900/ month
This furnished room is located on Albert Camuslaan in Amsterdam and offers a practical living solution for anyone seeking a private space within a shared apartment. The room measures 8 m² and comes fully furnished, allowing a new tenant to move in without needing to purchase additional furniture. The rental arrangement is set for an indefinite period, providing flexibility for students and professionals alike. The monthly rent is 900 euros, with utilities included and no deposit required.
As this is a room within a shared apartment, the tenant will have access to several communal areas. These include a shared living room, a shared kitchen, a shared bathroom, and a shared toilet. Internet is available throughout the accommodation, which supports both study and remote work needs. The shared setup offers the opportunity to live alongside others while still maintaining a private room of one's own.
The household currently consists of one male roommate, making it a two-person living arrangement in total. The room is not available for couples, as it is intended for a single occupant only. Pets are not allowed in the property, so the accommodation is best suited for tenants without animal companions. This creates a straightforward and predictable living environment for all residents.
The landlord is looking for one tenant, preferably male and between 18 and 30 years of age. Suitable candidates include students, working students, and working professionals, and the property is open to speakers of all languages. The duration of stay is not a deciding factor, which adds further flexibility to the arrangement. Located in Amsterdam, the room benefits from the city's extensive public transport network, diverse neighborhoods, and wide range of study and employment opportunities nearby.
Price
€900.00
Available From
October 14, 2026
Contract Type
A
Shared Facilities
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
18
Preferred Gender
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