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1013 NT (Amsterdam - Noord-Holland)
€2,250/ month
Property agent
Valerius Rentals
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Price
€2,250.00
Deposit Amount
€4,450.00
Contract Type
A
Min Duration
12
Property Type
Apartment
Number of Floors
1
Construction Year
1883
Volume
253 m³
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Gas
Kitchen Type
Open
Energy Source
Gas
Storage Present
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This ground-floor apartment is located on Barentszstraat in the Zeeheldenbuurt area of Amsterdam and occupies approximately 67 m² of living space according to an NEN2580 measurement report. The building dates from 1883 and the apartment features high ceilings of about 2.80 m and a wooden floor throughout. The property holds an energy label A and is fitted with double glazing. The living volume is listed as 253 m³.
The layout comprises a spacious living room, a modern open kitchen with built-in appliances, one bedroom at the rear and a bathroom with a bathtub, sink and toilet. A separate laundry and storage room is provided and is suitable for a washing machine, dryer and additional storage needs. The living room and kitchen form the main living area and the wooden flooring is present throughout these spaces. The open kitchen is described as a sleek, modern fit with integrated appliances.
Building systems and technical features include central heating served by an Intergas Kompakt HRE gas-fired combi boiler (2017, owned) and double glazing. The apartment is offered gestoffeerd (fitted) and not furnished. The layout spans a single level on the ground floor and the accommodation comprises two rooms in total, of which one is a bedroom. The property documentation notes the presence of standard bathroom fittings and internal storage provision.
The property is positioned on the edge of the Jordaan within the Zeeheldenbuurt, with local amenities such as shops, restaurants and public transport in the immediate area. Nearby points of interest include the Oude Houthaven, Stenen Hoofd, the Jordaan district and Westerpark; the ferry connection to Amsterdam-Noord and Amsterdam Centraal station are within a short distance. Parking in the area is managed through paid public parking and permit schemes. Lease conditions state a minimum rental term of 12 months (Model A).
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NO2
28.7µg/m 3
O3
40.4µg/m 3
PM10
16.3µg/m 3
PM2.5
8.3µg/m 3
Data sourced from the nearest monitoring station. Directly from the official Dutch air quality network: Luchtmeetnet
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