Room Kennemerduinstraat, Amsterdam-Noord - For Rent

This listing concerns an unfurnished room of approximately 12 m² in a gallery-access (portiek) apartment from the 1960s, situated on Kennemerduinstraat in the Waterlandpleinbuurt neighborhood of Amsterdam-Noord. The apartment consists of three rooms in total, of which two bedrooms are available for rent. The property is located on the fourth floor, which is also the top floor of the building. The apartment holds energy label B. Because the room is offered unfurnished, the new occupant can furnish and arrange the space entirely according to personal preference.

The shared areas of the apartment include a living room, a kitchen, a bathroom, and a separate toilet. Two balconies provide outdoor space for the residents. In addition, a storage unit on the ground floor of the building is part of the property. Internet is available throughout the home. This layout combines private bedrooms with generous communal areas, making the apartment well suited to a shared household. The Waterlandpleinbuurt is a residential neighborhood located in Amsterdam-Noord.

The monthly rent for the rooms is between €600 and €650, excluding utilities, and no deposit is charged. The rental period is indefinite, with a minimum intended stay of two years or more. The accommodation is available from 27 November 2026. Municipal registration is possible for the tenant, and a permit for a third resident has been applied for. No additional costs are listed beyond the rent and utilities.

The landlord occupies one of the bedrooms and is seeking one additional housemate for the remaining rooms. The preferred tenant is between 21 and 25 years old and is a student or working student. Dutch language skills are required, as communication within the household takes place in Dutch. Pets are not allowed in the apartment. The landlord is looking for a housemate who maintains a tidy living environment and values a sociable household with shared activities such as cooking and eating together, while respecting each resident's personal life. The gender of the applicant is not a deciding factor.