







Amsterdam
€1,200/ month
This furnished room is located on Leenhofstraat in Amsterdam, within a shared house offering a total of 67 square meters of living space. The property consists of three bedrooms, one bathroom, a shared kitchen, and a spacious shared living room of 22 square meters. The room itself measures 10 square meters and is offered fully furnished. A notable feature is that each bedroom has its own private entrance, giving tenants an effectively private living space within the house.
The shared facilities include a cozy communal living room, a shared kitchen, a bathroom with a shower, and a separate toilet. Residents have access to a washing machine, and internet is available throughout the property. The house holds energy label B, which supports efficient energy use. The household consists of up to three tenants in total, creating a small and manageable living arrangement.
The rent is €1,200 per month and includes gas, water, electricity, municipal charges, internet, and use of the washing machine. A deposit of €1,000 applies. Registration at the address is possible, which is relevant for tenants who need to be officially registered in Amsterdam. The minimum rental period is six months, with the possibility of extension afterward.
The location offers good connections to the rest of the city. Sloterdijk Station can be reached within approximately ten minutes by bus, and bus stops 21 and 61 as well as tram stop 13 are within walking distance. Pets are not permitted, and smoking is prohibited inside the house. This room is well suited for a single tenant seeking furnished accommodation in Amsterdam with all-inclusive monthly costs.
Price
€1,200.00
Available From
October 10, 2026
Available Until
April 30, 2027
Deposit Amount
€1,000.00
Min Duration
6
Shared Facilities
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Energy Source
Mixed
Appliances
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
3
Minimum Age
16
Preferred Gender
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