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1071 GH (Amsterdam - Museumkwartier)
€5,500/ month
Property agent
Hausing
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Price
€5,500.00
Min Duration
12
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Pets Allowed
Yes
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
4
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This furnished apartment at Van Eeghenstraat 34-2 is configured with two bedrooms and one bathroom and has a reported size of approximately 130 sq. m. The property is listed for rent at €5,500 per month (utilities excluded). The rental is offered with a one-year contract. A floor plan is provided with the listing and all specified sizes are indicative in the advertisement.
The interior is offered in furnished condition. The listing notes that the layout accommodates two bedrooms and a single bathroom; further internal configuration details are set out in the floor plan. Furnishings and fixtures are included as part of the rental, as indicated in the property details. The property is presented for use by multiple occupancy options, including provisions for home sharing.
Outdoor space is indicated among the property features, though the type and size of the outdoor area are described only as "outdoor space" in the listing materials. The apartment is identified as pet friendly and the listing also indicates that students are permitted. Utilities and internet are not included in the stated rent and should be confirmed separately. The listing includes a liability disclaimer noting that details are supplied by external sources and that sizes are indicative.
The property is located in Oud-Zuid (Old South), a central Amsterdam neighborhood characterized by wide, tree-lined streets, townhouses and residential buildings. Oud-Zuid is noted for its green spaces, including Vondelpark, and for cultural and residential amenities that are typical of this area of the city. The address is in the 1071 postal area of Amsterdam and local neighbourhood features and transport connections can be reviewed on local maps and resources. Further practical details and documentation requirements for rental applications are available through the listing platform.
