







Amsterdam
€1,700/ month
This listing concerns a furnished room for one person in a shared apartment on Spuistraat, in the heart of Amsterdam. The apartment is situated on the second floor and offers approximately 160 square meters of space. The room is available from October 19, 2026, with an indefinite rental period. The monthly rent is €1,700 including utilities, with a deposit of €1,500. Viewings can be arranged with the landlord for interested candidates.
The apartment features a shared kitchen, shared bathroom, and shared toilet, all used together with the resident owner. There is no separate living room in the layout, but laundry facilities are available for shared use. Internet is included and available throughout the apartment. Smoking is permitted inside the property, and cats are welcome, which fits well with the resident cat already living in the home. The arrangement is intended for a single occupant only.
The room is rented within a shared living arrangement with the owner, a woman in her late twenties who mostly works from home. The entrance, bathroom, and laundry facilities are shared between the residents. The household consists of one roommate in addition to the owner, with a mixed-gender composition. The landlord's ideal tenant is a working person between 16 and 99 years old, with no preference regarding gender. Both Dutch and English are spoken in the home, and a rental duration of two years or more is preferred.
The location is one of the strongest features of this property. Spuistraat lies in the city center, roughly one minute on foot from Dam Square and the Paleisstraat tram stop. Daily shopping is convenient thanks to an Albert Heijn XL supermarket nearby. The building is situated next to Soho House and on the same street as the W Hotel, placing restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions within easy walking distance. The central position provides excellent connections to the rest of Amsterdam.
Price
€1,700.00
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