





Amsterdam
€1,400/ month
This listing concerns a furnished room of approximately 18 square meters on the Eerste Jan van der Heijdenstraat in Amsterdam. The room is offered at €1,400 per month, with utilities included in the rent and no deposit required. It features high ceilings and a private balcony, and the street is described as remarkably quiet despite its central location. The room is furnished and includes a comfortable bed. The accommodation is intended for one tenant and is suited to those looking for a temporary place to stay due to personal circumstances.
The room comes equipped with a number of practical amenities. Included are a yoga mat, herbal teas, Wi-Fi, and basic kitchen supplies. Tenants have the use of a private living room, a private kitchen, a private bathroom, and a private toilet. Internet is available throughout the accommodation. The energy label of the property is unknown.
The location offers good connections to the rest of the city. Trams and the metro can be reached within a two-minute walk. Sarphatipark, the Albert Cuyp market, and several museums are situated close by. The RAI exhibition centre and a variety of restaurants are also easily accessible. This makes the neighbourhood convenient for both daily errands and leisure.
The owner indicates that the accommodation suits tenants who value calm and hygiene. The ideal tenant is one person aged 16 to 99; the owner specifies a preference for a female tenant, such as a working student or a working professional. Dutch and English are spoken by the owner, which makes communication straightforward for international tenants. Pets are not allowed in the accommodation. The duration of stay is flexible according to the owner, and viewings can be arranged upon request.
Price
€1,400.00
Available From
October 1, 2026
Available Until
October 30, 2026
Balcony
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
16
Preferred Gender
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