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€2,250/ month + €21.28 service costs
This apartment on Orteliuskade in Amsterdam is situated on the third floor of an existing building dating from 1950 and is arranged over two living levels. The property is classified as an upper-floor apartment (bovenwoning) and occupies a central position in a residential neighborhood, with an unobstructed view and a location adjacent to a park. The living area measures 82 square meters, supplemented by 6 square meters of additional indoor space and 7 square meters of building-bound outdoor space, with a total volume of 260 cubic meters. The apartment comprises five rooms in total, offering a flexible layout suitable for various household arrangements. The combination of its location, floor level, and outdoor space makes this a well-equipped rental home in the city.
The heart of the apartment is a spacious, sunny living room that provides ample space for both seating and dining arrangements. The layout includes bedrooms as well as a separate storage room that can serve as a home office or study. The bathroom is fitted with a double washbasin, a walk-in shower, and a bathtub, while an additional separate toilet with a small washbasin is also present. This configuration offers practical comfort for daily use. The two living floors create a natural separation between the living and sleeping areas, contributing to the functionality of the home.
A notable feature of this property is the presence of two balconies, providing outdoor space for relaxation. In addition, an external storage room of 6 square meters offers extra storage capacity. The apartment holds energy label C and is fitted with double glazing, which supports reasonable energy consumption. Heating and hot water are supplied by an Intergas gas-fired combination boiler from 2007. Mechanical ventilation is also part of the building's installations. The construction year of 1950 places the building among the established residential architecture of the area.
The rent for this apartment is €2,250 per month, excluding service charges of €21.28 per month, with a security deposit of €4,500. The rental contract has a minimum term of one year, after which it continues for an indefinite period. A gross monthly household income of at least €7,875, equal to 3.5 times the rent, is required, and applicants are subject to an income assessment and credit check, with the final allocation subject to the landlord's approval. The property is not available to shared tenants or students, and guarantors are not accepted. Handover takes place in the condition in which the apartment was viewed.
Price
€2,250.00
Service Costs
€21.28
Deposit Amount
€4,500.00
Contract Type
A
Min Duration
12
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Gas
Energy Source
Gas
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
3
Number of Floors
2
Construction Year
1950
Volume
260 m³
Balcony
Storage Present
Storage Size
6 m²
Tenant Type
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€2,250
/ month + €21.28 service costs
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