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€2,000/ month
This apartment on Meimorgenstraat is located in the Bos en Lommer district of Amsterdam, a residential neighborhood in the western part of the city. The home is recently built and offers approximately 78 m² of living space, arranged to comfortably support both daily living and working from home. The property is offered as a temporary rental, making it suitable for tenants looking for a shorter stay in the city. One distinctive aspect of this listing is that the apartment comes with a cat, an independent and easygoing companion that is part of the household. The accommodation therefore suits a tenant who appreciates the company of a pet and is willing to care for it during their stay.
The layout consists of a large bedroom, a spacious living room with an open-plan kitchen, and a small second bedroom that can serve as a study, home office, or guest room. The open-plan kitchen connects directly to the living area, creating a central space for cooking, dining, and relaxing. Because the apartment was built recently, the finishes and installations are modern and in good condition throughout. The two separate rooms provide flexibility for couples, a single tenant working from home, or someone who needs extra space for hobbies or guests. The overall floor plan makes efficient use of the available square meters.
The location on Meimorgenstraat places residents close to De Vlugtlaan metro station, providing direct access to the rest of Amsterdam and beyond. Bos en Lommer is a diverse neighborhood with a mix of housing, local shops, supermarkets, cafés, and everyday amenities within walking distance. Green spaces in the surrounding area offer opportunities for walking and outdoor recreation. The neighborhood also connects conveniently to the A10 ring road for those traveling by car. Daily errands, public transport, and city-center connections are all easily managed from this address.
The rent for the apartment includes utilities, which simplifies monthly budgeting for the tenant. The incoming tenant is expected to take good care of both the apartment and the cat that lives there. The cat is described as independent and easygoing, requiring standard daily care and attention. In return, the tenant gains the company of a pet in a ready-made, comfortable home. This listing will appeal to renters seeking a recently built, well-located apartment in Amsterdam West who are also open to sharing their home with a feline housemate.
Price
€2,000.00
Available From
November 1, 2024
Available Until
February 28, 2025
Contract Type
C
Min Duration
4
Condition
New
Property Type
Apartment
Bedrooms
2
Kitchen Type
Open
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