




Amsterdam
€1,480/ month
This furnished apartment on Pietersbergweg in Amsterdam offers 34 m² of living space in the Holendrecht neighborhood. The property is arranged with a separate bedroom, a private living room, a private kitchen, and a private bathroom with toilet, so no facilities are shared with others. The apartment holds energy label A and is let as an independent unit for a single occupant. It is offered fully furnished, making it ready to move into without additional purchases.
The interior is laid out to cover all daily needs. The separate bedroom provides a distinct sleeping area apart from the living space, offering more comfort than a typical studio layout. The kitchen is fully equipped with a dishwasher, microwave, convection oven, and coffee maker, allowing meals to be prepared at home. The bathroom includes a sink, toilet, and shower as a fully private facility. Internet is available within the apartment.
The location is a key advantage of this property. Holendrecht Station and Amsterdam UMC are within a five-minute walk, which is convenient for students and healthcare professionals. By public transport, Bijlmer Arena can be reached in roughly fifteen minutes, while Schiphol Airport and Amsterdam Central Station are about thirty minutes away. Daily amenities such as a supermarket, gym, cafés, and restaurants are all within walking distance of the building.
The apartment is intended for one tenant, and the owner is open to students and working professionals. Pets are not allowed. The rent is 1,480 euro per month with utilities included, and no additional costs are listed. The landlord is a private owner, and viewings can be arranged in person or online upon request. The owner indicates a preferred rental duration of around six months, making the property suited to a medium-term stay for a single occupant.
Price
€1,480.00
Available From
September 14, 2026
Available Until
February 28, 2027
Min Duration
6
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
16
Property Type
Apartment
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Appliances
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