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1102 AA (Amsterdam)
€403/ month + €137.54 service costs
This listing concerns a student room of approximately 15 m² located on the eighth floor of the Daalwijk complex in Amsterdam Southeast. The room serves as a combined sleeping and living space and is offered on a DIY furnishing basis, meaning the occupant arranges the furnishing personally. The accommodation is non-self-contained, which means the kitchen, shower and toilet are shared with the other occupants of the unit. The residence is set up for a total of four residents. Heating is provided through collective central heating, and the building is equipped with an elevator. A balcony is part of the room, while the unit also includes an internet and TV connection.
The Daalwijk complex consists of student residences in two-, three- and four-room configurations, in which occupants share the living kitchen and the bathroom. Around 200 students live in the building, of whom approximately 100 are international. Bicycles can be stored in the bicycle storage area within the building, and laundry can be done in the on-site launderette. The rooms in Daalwijk are undergoing renovation and will be fitted with new furniture, so the interior may differ from the photographs shown in older listings. The room itself measures 15 m² and is registered as one sleeping/living room.
The location offers a range of facilities for students. Daalwijk is situated directly opposite Inholland University of Applied Sciences and lies adjacent to the Spinoza Campus, where more than 1,000 additional students live. The Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences and the ROC are about five minutes away by bike, as is the Amsterdamse Poort shopping center. The World of Food, located just behind the Spinoza Campus, provides a wide selection of dining options in the immediate vicinity. For entertainment, the area features major concert venues such as AFAS Live and the Ziggo Dome, as well as the Johan Cruijff ArenA and the Pathé cinema, the largest cinema in the Netherlands. By metro, the center of Amsterdam can be reached within approximately 15 minutes.
The total monthly rent amounts to €402.47, consisting of a base rent of €264.93 and service costs of €137.54. The service costs cover electricity, water, heating, glass insurance and contents insurance. A one-time fee of €2.42 applies at the start of the rental period. The room is not eligible for rent allowance (housing benefit). The property is offered by DUWO University Housing.
Price
€403.00
Service Costs
€137.54
Available From
November 6, 2026
Condition
Renovated
Balcony
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Bike Storage
Property Type
Room
Floor Number
8
Renovation Year
2026
Bedrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
4
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€403
/ month + €137.54 service costs