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€1,221/ month + €62.64 service costs
This apartment is located in the Senang building in the Indische Buurt, in the Oostelijk Havengebied area of Amsterdam Oost. The Indische Buurt is an attractive and lively neighborhood with a wide range of cultural amenities and everyday facilities. The city center of Amsterdam is within easy reach, making the location both practical and pleasant. The building dates from 2021 and was constructed with sustainability as a central principle. The apartment offers approximately 49 square meters of living space across two rooms on the first floor.
The layout begins with an entrance featuring a bell intercom, which leads to a hallway that provides access to all rooms. The bright living room features an open kitchen equipped with a standard Bruynzeel kitchen unit. A spacious bedroom completes the living arrangement. The bathroom is fitted with a shower, washbasin, and toilet. There is a connection for a washing machine in the storage and technical room. The apartment has a total content of 125 cubic meters.
The home was built sustainably and is entirely gas-free. Each apartment is equipped with four solar panels, and the heat for both heating and warm water is supplied through collective heat-cold storage (WKO) via the supplier Celsius. A heat recovery ventilation system (WTW) takes care of the ventilation of the home. Because of this construction, there is no option to choose a different energy supplier. Residents have access to a shared bicycle storage and a communal inner garden. A parking space is not included with the apartment, and a parking permit is not possible for this address.
The apartment is let unfurnished, which means the tenant is responsible for finishing the floors and walls. The rent is 1,221 euros per month, excluding service costs of 62.64 euros per month. A minimum rental period of twelve months applies, after which the lease continues indefinitely. A housing permit from the municipality of Amsterdam is required for this property, and income requirements apply to eligibility. The apartment is not rented to students, third-party guarantees are not accepted, and tenants are expected to register at the address. Priority is given to candidates leaving behind a social rental home in the region.
Price
€1,221.00
Service Costs
€62.64
Contract Type
A
Min Duration
12
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Kitchen Type
Open
Energy Source
All electric
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
1
Construction Year
2021
Volume
125 m³
Garden
Garden Description
Gezamenlijke binnentuin (gedeeld)
Bike Storage
Storage Present
Tenant Type
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