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€2,079/ month + €42.5 service costs
This apartment is situated on the ninth floor of a residential building on the Oostelijke Handelskade in Amsterdam. With a total usable floor area of approximately 83.3 square meters, the home offers a practical layout with three rooms and an energy label A. The combination of an open living space, two bedrooms, and a generous terrace makes it a versatile option for individuals, couples, or small families looking for a rental in this part of the city.
The center of the home is the spacious living room with open kitchen, measuring 35.2 square meters. This layout creates a bright and open space where cooking, dining, and relaxing flow naturally together. The apartment features two bedrooms: the first measures 10 square meters, while the second, larger bedroom offers 15.5 square meters. In addition, the home includes a separate bathroom and a separate toilet, which provides added convenience for residents and visitors.
A notable feature of this apartment is the spacious terrace of 12.2 square meters. Positioned on the ninth floor, this outdoor space offers an elevated setting away from street level, with room for a seating area or dining set. The terrace extends the living space outdoors and provides an opportunity to enjoy fresh air and the surrounding views of the area.
The rent for this apartment is €2,079 per month, with service costs of €42.50 per month. The property carries energy label A, which reflects an efficient and well-insulated building standard. The home is available from 1 January 2027. The Oostelijke Handelskade is located in the Eastern Docklands of Amsterdam, an area characterized by modern residential architecture and its position along the water, with connections to the city center and surrounding neighborhoods.
Price
€2,079.00
Service Costs
€42.50
Available From
January 1, 2027
Terrace
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
9
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Kitchen Type
Open
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