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Amsterdam - Nieuwmarktbuurt
€2,300/ month
Private landlord
Martin
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Price
€2,300.00
Deposit Amount
€4,600.00
Min Duration
12
Property Type
Apartment
Number of Floors
2
Bathrooms
1
Terrace
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
2
Minimum Age
18
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This furnished two-storey apartment is located on Dijkstraat in Amsterdam and comprises three rooms with a total surface area of 65 m². The unit is presented as furnished and includes a spacious roof terrace accessed from the upper level. The listing specifies a rent of €2,300 per month excluding utilities and a security deposit of €4,600. Rental arrangements indicate a minimum contract term of 12 months and an indefinite rental period option.
The internal layout includes a private living room, a private kitchen, a private bathroom and a separate private toilet, arranged over two levels. The apartment is described as suitable for up to two tenants. Internet service is noted as available. The listing indicates that no pets are allowed.
Additional property details include a rooftop terrace that provides outdoor space associated with the unit. The apartment is furnished, and the listing does not specify additional building amenities such as an elevator, storage, or parking. The energy label for the property is listed as unknown. Smoking policy is not specified in the provided data.
Location information is limited to the street and city: Dijkstraat, Amsterdam. The listing identifies the landlord by name as Martin and indicates that viewings are possible via contact with the landlord. The presentation of the property is factual and does not include time-sensitive availability details.
