




1068 HV (Amsterdam)
€932/ month + €170 service costs
This one-bedroom apartment of 44 m² is located on the first floor of The Cohesion Don Bosco on Nieuwe Osdorpergracht in Amsterdam. Built in 2020, the apartment features 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 toilet, shower, faucet, sink, and mirror. The building has an energy label A and is fully insulated with double glazing, while heating is provided through district heating. An elevator is available for easy access.
The apartment is part of The Cohesion Don Bosco, a co-living campus of five buildings comprising 429 urban apartments in the Osdorpplein area of Amsterdam New-West. The grounds include a private co-working space on the ground floor, suitable for working, meeting, and brainstorming. Additional building facilities include a laundry room (wasserette), fitness and wellness areas, bicycle parking, and camera security. Internet and television connections are available, and parking in the basement is offered as an option.
The apartment is situated within The Cohesion co-living concept, which includes a range of services for residents. A community manager provides house management, and the communal areas are maintained, cleaned, and serviced, including heating, electricity, water, TV and internet signal supply, furnishing, painting, and glass washing of shared spaces. Apartments are delivered with fire-safe curtains, and a smart parcel delivery box allows packages to be received when residents are not at home. Security measures include fire extinguishers, 24-hour service contracts for installations, and security cameras in and around the general areas, alongside maintenance of ventilation systems, greenery, and pest control. Community events and activities, such as drinks, sports activities, and creative workshops, are organized as part of the concept. Service costs are paid monthly in advance, with an annual settlement prepared based on actual costs incurred.
The location in Amsterdam New-West offers a combination of urban amenities and green surroundings. The Sloterplas lake with its natural beauty is close by, and a large shopping center is located around the corner at Osdorpplein. Tram connections provide access to Lelylaan railway station, from which the rest of Amsterdam is easily reachable. A housing permit from the municipality is required for this apartment. Items such as water, electricity, furniture leasing, and household content insurance are to be arranged by the tenant.
Price
€932.00
Service Costs
€170.00
Available From
November 1, 2026
Deposit Amount
€1,864.00
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Kitchen Type
Open
Cooktop Type
Ceramic
Energy Source
District
Appliances
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
1
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
2020
Building Facilities
Shared Facilities
Bike Storage
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€932
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