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Amsterdam - Noord-Holland
€2,500/ month + €80 service costs
Private landlord
Fleur
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Price
€2,500.00
Service Costs
€80.00
Available From
September 12, 2025
Available Until
October 3, 2025
Deposit Amount
€2,000.00
Property Type
Apartment
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Balcony
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
2
Minimum Age
16
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This furnished apartment is available for a temporary rental period and is located on President Brandstraat in the Transvaalbuurt area of Amsterdam East. The apartment measures 56 m² and will be available from 12 September 2025 until 3 October 2025, with exact dates noted as negotiable. The listing indicates the monthly rent is €2,500 including utilities, with a deposit of €2,000 and additional costs of €80 for cleaning. The apartment is offered by a private owner named Fleur and the listing was posted very recently.
The layout includes a living room with a television and an open view over a green square that contains a playground and the Cruyff Court. There is one bedroom with a spacious double bed (1.80 m wide). The bathroom is fitted with a rain shower and there is a separate toilet. The kitchen is described as fully equipped and the apartment includes a home office area that is set up with two monitors.
Laundry appliances are provided in the apartment; a washing machine and dryer are mentioned as part of the home office area. A south-facing balcony is included and is described as receiving sun all day. Internet is available in the unit and the energy label is listed as C0. The listing notes that only plant watering is required during the rental and that a chest of drawers will be emptied for tenant belongings.
Location details state the apartment is within walking distance of the Wibautstraat metro stop and Amsterdam Amstel Station, and that supermarkets, cafés, and the Transvaalkade are nearby. The listing indicates the apartment is suitable for one person or a couple and that the landlord’s ideal tenant profile allows up to two tenants aged 16–99, with no pets allowed. Viewings are possible by asking the landlord through the contact option on the listing. The description focuses on factual details about the apartment’s features, amenities, and surroundings.
