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€1,228/ month + €5.89 service costs
This apartment is located in the Weteringbuurt, a quiet part of the Binnenstad district in the centre of Amsterdam. The property is a portiekwoning (gallery apartment) with a usable floor area of approximately 87 m², divided across three rooms, and a volume of 226 m³. The building dates from 1905 and has energy label B. The rent is €1,228 per month, excluding service costs of €6 per month, and the apartment is offered as a mid-segment rental, meaning the rent is set below market rate.
The apartment is reached through a communal entrance with a staircase leading to the first floor. The hall provides access to a spacious living room characterized by high ceilings and large windows that offer views over the water. Adjacent to the living room is the kitchen, which is fitted with a standard kitchen unit. The arrangement of these spaces creates a bright and functional living area with plenty of natural light throughout the day.
A fixed staircase leads down to the basement level of the apartment, where two bedrooms are situated. The bathroom is equipped with a double sink, shower, toilet and radiator. In addition, there is an external space with a washing machine connection, as well as a spacious storage room that provides extra storage capacity. As the apartment is rented unfurnished, the tenant is responsible for finishing the floors and walls; a floor left behind by the previous occupant is available for take-over at no cost.
The location lies between the Weteringplantsoen, Vijzelgracht, Rijksmuseum and Leidseplein, an area known for its culture, restaurants, shops and well-known Amsterdam landmarks. The Weteringbuurt is often described as a village within the city centre, offering quiet residential surroundings within walking distance of urban amenities. Public transport connections are excellent, with the Noord/Zuid metro line at Vijzelgracht and several tram and bus stops in the immediate vicinity. The apartment is also easily accessible by car. Income requirements apply: single-person households need a gross annual income of at least €51,537 with a maximum of €85,005, while households of one or two persons require at least €55,528 gross per year with a maximum of €93,531. A maximum of two home sharers is permitted, no guarantor arrangement is possible, and no deposit applies.
Price
€1,228.00
Service Costs
€5.89
Contract Type
B
Min Duration
12
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Kitchen Type
Separate
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
1
Number of Floors
2
Construction Year
1905
Volume
226 m³
Storage Present
Max Tenants
2
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€1,228
/ month + €5.89 service costs
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