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1095PG (Amsterdam - Zeeburgereiland)
€1,199/ month + €80 service costs
This listing concerns a two-room apartment of approximately 48 m² on Olga De Haasstraat 111 in Amsterdam, located in the residential tower Justus. The home comprises one bedroom and a living space, offering an efficient layout suitable for a single person or a couple. The monthly rent is €1,198.15, with service costs of €80 per month. The apartment is registered with 199 housing valuation points (WWS). As a mid-rent home, it is intended for households with an income above the threshold for social housing but below the level typically required for the free rental sector.
Justus is a landmark residential building in a prominent location within Amsterdam, combining low- and high-rise architecture. The tower comprises 32 floors with a total of 289 homes, ranging from roughly 50 to 72 m², all of which feature a balcony. At street level, the building offers space for fitness facilities and dining establishments. A shared rooftop terrace on the 24th floor provides elevated views across Amsterdam and the surrounding area. For residents with a car, the complex includes 33 parking spaces, and a spacious bicycle storage facility is available. External storage units are not part of the complex.
As a mid-rent residence, the apartment benefits from long-term rent price agreements concluded between the landlord and the municipality of Amsterdam, aimed at preserving affordability. An income limit applies to mid-rent housing, as laid down in Article 10 of the Housing Act, with separate thresholds for single-person and multi-person households. Prospective tenants should therefore verify that their household income falls within the applicable limits. These conditions are designed to keep homes in this segment accessible to middle-income earners.
The apartment is situated in a car-light neighborhood on the eastern side of the IJ, where ships wait near the Oranjesluizen locks. These locks were designed and built in the nineteenth century by Justus Dirks, after whom both the building and the surrounding area are named. The district is a lively, emerging part of Amsterdam, and the tower's height provides views over the IJ and the city skyline. With its combination of water views, amenities within the building, and a location in a developing neighborhood, the home suits those seeking rental housing in this part of Amsterdam.
Price
€1,199.00
Service Costs
€80.00
Available From
November 16, 2026
Condition
New
WWS Points
199
Building Facilities
Bike Storage
Property Type
Apartment
Number of Floors
32
Bedrooms
1
Balcony
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€1,199
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