




Amsterdam
€660/ month + €130 service costs
This listing concerns a bright, furnished room of approximately 17 square metres on Nico Jessekade in the IJburg district of Amsterdam. The room measures roughly 5 by 3.5 metres and is situated in a quiet residential area. It is well suited to someone who values a peaceful living environment and enjoys focusing on studies, work, or personal interests. The surroundings are relatively free from noise, offering space both to concentrate and to unwind. The rental period is indefinite, making the room suitable for long-term housing.
The room comes fully furnished and is bright throughout the day. Cooking takes place in a private, compact kitchen area equipped with an induction hob and a refrigerator. The bathroom and toilet are shared with two other residents of the house. Internet is available, and the property holds energy label A. There is no separate living room, so the layout is designed around the private room and practical shared facilities. This setup suits tenants who prefer an independent living arrangement within a smaller household.
The household consists of several people living under one roof, each leading their own life and pursuing their own interests. It is not a shared household in the traditional sense; instead, mutual respect, consideration for each other's peace and quiet, and care for the shared facilities are important values in the home. The landlord is looking for a single tenant between 22 and 30 years of age, such as a student, working student, or working professional, who leads an independent life and has a broad interest in culture and society. A minimum stay of two years is requested, and the current housemates are a mixed-gender group.
IJburg is a peaceful residential neighbourhood with good public transport connections to the rest of Amsterdam. Amsterdam Central Station can be reached in approximately 20 minutes by public transport, making the location practical for commuting, study, and exploring the city. The rent is €660 per month excluding utilities, with service charges of €130, and no deposit applies. Registration at this address is possible, which is convenient for tenants who need an official residence in Amsterdam. Pets are not allowed, and smoking in the room is not permitted. Communication with the landlord can take place in Dutch, English, or German.
Price
€660.00
Service Costs
€130.00
Available From
November 1, 2026
Min Duration
24
Shared Facilities
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
22
Preferred Gender
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Kitchen Type
Kitchenette
Cooktop Type
Induction
Appliances
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