

Amsterdam
€1,000/ month
This listing concerns an unfurnished room for rent on Werengouw in Amsterdam. The room measures 10 square meters and is situated in a shared apartment with four bedrooms in total. The monthly rent is €1,000, excluding utilities. The rental agreement is offered for an indefinite period, which provides long-term housing stability for the tenant. The room is available for move-in, and viewings can be arranged through the real estate agent managing the property.
The apartment is shared with three male residents, creating a household of four people in total. Communal spaces include a shared living room, a shared kitchen, a shared bathroom, and a separate shared toilet. This setup offers a private space of one's own combined with the social aspect of shared living. The kitchen and living room provide space for cooking and spending time together with the other residents. The communal areas are used jointly by all occupants of the apartment.
The property is managed by a real estate agent, who acts as the point of contact for prospective tenants. Interested parties can inquire about a viewing directly with the agent. The room is offered unfurnished, giving the new tenant the opportunity to furnish and personalize the space to their own taste. A deposit applies in addition to the monthly rent. Pets are not permitted in the apartment.
The landlord is looking for a single occupant for this room. The ideal tenant is male, and applicants between 16 and 99 years of age are welcome to respond. Students, working students, employed individuals, and those seeking employment are all encouraged to apply. There are no language requirements, and people of all nationalities and backgrounds are welcome. The intended duration of stay is flexible and does not play a role in the selection of a tenant.
Price
€1,000.00
Available From
October 19, 2026
Deposit Amount
€1.00
Contract Type
A
Shared Facilities
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
1
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
16
Preferred Gender
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