



Amsterdam
€900/ month
This furnished room is located in a 95 m² apartment on Ophemerthof in the Holendrecht district of Amsterdam. The room is bright and comes fully furnished with a double bed and a wardrobe, making it ready to move into. The apartment carries energy label A, which indicates good energy efficiency. The accommodation is offered as a short-stay rental, suitable for a temporary stay of up to approximately two months, with the option of extension by mutual agreement. The room is listed by a private owner and is intended for a single occupant.
As a resident, you will have access to all shared facilities in the apartment. This includes a shared living room, a shared kitchen, a shared bathroom, and a separate shared toilet. Household appliances such as a washing machine and a dishwasher are available for use, along with everything needed in the kitchen. Internet is available throughout the apartment. The property follows a strict no-pets policy, and the rental terms are designed for one tenant at a time.
Holendrecht is a quiet and residential neighborhood in Amsterdam. Two shopping centers are located within a three-minute walk of the apartment, placing supermarkets and other everyday shops close at hand. The area is known for its friendly, residential character. Daily errands can therefore be completed quickly without the need for long journeys. The location combines a calm living environment with practical access to shops and services.
The rent is set at €900 per month and includes utilities, so no separate utility bills need to be expected. The deposit equals one month's rent, at €900, and no additional costs are listed for the property. The room is particularly suitable for students or professionals seeking temporary accommodation, for example during an internship, an exchange program, or a transition period between homes. The landlord welcomes tenants of any age, gender, occupation, or language background.
Price
€900.00
Available From
October 19, 2026
Available Until
November 30, 2026
Deposit Amount
€900.00
Min Duration
3
Pets Allowed
No
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
16
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Appliances
Shared Facilities
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