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€3,000/ month
This fully furnished apartment on Jekerstraat in Amsterdam offers approximately 80 square metres of living space in a quiet and safe neighbourhood. The property is offered for rent by a private owner at €3,000 per month, with utilities included and a deposit of €800. Situated on a peaceful street, the apartment combines residential calm with convenient access to everything Amsterdam has to offer, making it suitable for those seeking a comfortable home close to the city.
The apartment features a private living room, a private kitchen, a private bathroom, and a separate private toilet. It comes fully furnished, so occupants can move in without needing to arrange their own furniture. A private balcony extends the living space outdoors and provides a spot to enjoy fresh air. Internet is available in the property, and the building holds energy label B, which supports relatively efficient energy use.
The location on Jekerstraat places residents near lovely coffee spots and local cafés just around the corner. The surrounding area is known for being child-friendly, with quiet and friendly neighbours contributing to a pleasant living environment. Public transport connections are good, offering straightforward access to the rest of the city. Despite the tranquil setting, the livelier parts of Amsterdam remain easily reachable, providing a balance between peace and urban convenience.
The apartment is suited for one or two occupants, and both students and working professionals are welcome. Pets are not permitted in the property. As utilities are included in the monthly rent, budgeting for household costs is straightforward. With its furnished interior, private rooms, balcony, and well-connected yet quiet setting, the apartment presents a practical option for anyone looking for a peaceful home in Amsterdam.
Price
€3,000.00
Available From
December 30, 2026
Available Until
January 31, 2027
Deposit Amount
€800.00
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
2
Minimum Age
16
Property Type
Apartment
Bathrooms
1
Balcony
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