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1073 VR (Amsterdam)
€850/ month + €136.57 service costs
This self-contained studio is located on the second floor of a well-maintained building on Nicolaas Berchemstraat, on the border between De Pijp and the city centre of Amsterdam. The studio offers 33 square metres of living space and is arranged as one spacious living and sleeping room of approximately 26 square metres, complemented by an open kitchen. The apartment has its own shower and toilet, so these facilities do not need to be shared with others. The residence is accessible by lift, and the building also features an indoor bicycle storage facility. The studio is delivered unfurnished, allowing the tenant to arrange the interior to personal taste.
The property holds energy label B and is heated by collective central heating, contributing to comfortable and efficient living conditions. The monthly service costs cover glass insurance, contents insurance, heating and water, while electricity is settled separately. Depending on income and age, tenants may be eligible for housing allowance, with supplementary allowance applicable from the age of 21. The studio is offered by DUWO, a housing provider specialised in accommodation for students and young professionals. A one-time fee applies at the start of the tenancy.
The location is one of the strongest features of this address. Part of the homes in the building overlook the well-known Albert Cuypmarkt, making daily grocery shopping particularly convenient. The immediate surroundings offer a wide selection of restaurants, coffee spots and cafés just around the corner. By bicycle, Rembrandtplein can be reached within five minutes and Leidseplein within ten minutes. Tram lines 1, 4, 7 and 19 stop around the corner, providing direct connections to the rest of the city.
The studio is intended for students and PhD candidates seeking independent living in one of Amsterdam's most vibrant neighbourhoods. De Pijp is known for its diverse dining scene, the Sarphatipark and a lively mix of shops and markets, while the historic city centre lies within easy reach. The combination of a self-contained layout, lift access, bicycle storage and energy label B makes this studio a practical home in Stadsdeel Zuid. The rental agreement starts on 16 November 2026.
Price
€850.00
Service Costs
€136.57
Available From
November 16, 2026
Is Social Housing
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
Tenant Type
Property Type
Studio
Floor Number
2
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
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