




1068 HV (Amsterdam)
€932/ month + €170 service costs
This one-bedroom apartment of 46 m² is located on the third floor of The Cohesion Don Bosco, a residential campus in the Nieuwe Osdorpergracht in Amsterdam Nieuw-West. The apartment was built in 2020, is fully insulated with double glazing, and holds an energy label A. The layout includes a separate bedroom, a private bathroom, and a living room with a complete kitchen. The kitchen is equipped with a ceramic cooker, a fridge-freezer combination, and a combi microwave, and includes a connection for a dishwasher.
The bathroom is fitted with a shower, toilet, faucet, sink, and mirror. The apartment is heated through district heating and is delivered fitted. The building offers an elevator, internet and television connections, and basement parking. Additional facilities within the complex include bicycle parking, camera security, a laundromat, a fitness and wellness area, and a co-working space on the ground floor. The apartment is situated within a campus of five buildings near Osdorpplein, forming part of a co-living environment with 429 apartments.
The living concept includes a range of services and shared facilities. Communal areas are cleaned, furnished, painted, and maintained, and the heating, electricity, water, and TV/internet signal supply of these areas are arranged by the management. Apartments are delivered with fire-safe curtains, and a smart parcel delivery box is available for package deliveries. A service plan covering minor repairs is included, and the general areas feature fire extinguishers, security cameras, and 24-hour service contracts for installations. Ventilation systems are cleaned and maintained, and greenery and pest control are managed. Service costs of €170 per month are paid in advance and settled annually based on actual costs, with a settlement statement provided each year. These costs also cover community activities such as drinks, sports activities, and creative workshops.
The location in Amsterdam Nieuw-West places the apartment near the natural surroundings of the Sloterplas and a large shopping center. Tram connections lead to Lelylaan station, providing access to the rest of Amsterdam. A housing permit from the municipality is required for this apartment. The deposit is €1,864. Water must be arranged through Waternet, electricity can be arranged via a preferred partner, and furniture, deposit guarantees, parking, and household content insurance can also be arranged through partners. The service costs include the communal services described above.
Price
€932.00
Service Costs
€170.00
Available From
November 1, 2026
Deposit Amount
€1,864.00
Condition
Good
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
3
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
2020
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Cooktop Type
Ceramic
Energy Source
District
Appliances
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€932
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