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€1,200/ month
This furnished room is available in a shared apartment on Ben van Meerendonkstraat in the IJburg district of Amsterdam. The apartment measures 84 m² in total and was built in 2006. The property holds energy label A, which supports efficient energy use. The room comes furnished, so it is ready to move into. The rental period is indefinite, offering long-term housing stability. Registration at the address is possible.
IJburg is a modern residential neighborhood known for its water, open space, and relaxed atmosphere. The beach is only a two-minute walk away, making it easy to enjoy time outdoors close to home. Supermarkets, restaurants, bars, and terraces are located around the corner, and a small shopping center is situated slightly further away. Tram 26 provides a direct connection to Amsterdam Centraal in approximately twenty minutes. This combination of local amenities and quick transit access makes the location practical for both commuting and daily errands. The neighborhood offers a balance between city convenience and a quieter residential setting.
The apartment is shared with one male resident, and the living room, kitchen, bathroom, and toilet are communal spaces. Internet is available in the home. The monthly rent is €1,200, which includes utilities. A deposit of €1,200, equal to one month's rent, applies. A minimum stay of two years is requested, which suits tenants looking for a longer-term home.
The private owner is looking for a tenant who values cleanliness and maintains a tidy living environment. The ideal resident keeps shared areas clean, treats the home with respect, and contributes to a pleasant household atmosphere. A stable job is preferred, with the landlord specifically seeking someone who does not work from home. Pets are not allowed in the apartment. The landlord speaks both Dutch and English, making communication straightforward for international tenants. The listing is intended for a male tenant.
Price
€1,200.00
Available From
November 1, 2026
Deposit Amount
€1,200.00
Contract Type
A
Min Duration
24
Shared Facilities
Property Type
Room
Construction Year
2006
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
16
Preferred Gender
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