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€4,500/ month
This apartment on Zocherstraat in the Oud-West district of Amsterdam offers 131 m² of living space on the third floor. The home comprises three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a separate home office, making it suitable for a household that needs both sleeping and working space. The property is offered fully furnished, so residents can move in without sourcing furniture themselves. The rental is structured as a fixed term running from 1 January to 31 March 2027. The rent is set at €4,500 per month with all costs included.
The layout provides a practical division between living, sleeping, and working areas. The three bedrooms offer room for a family, a shared household, or a combination of sleeping quarters and guest space. With two bathrooms, daily routines can run more smoothly for multiple occupants. The separate home office is a distinct room rather than a corner of the living area, which supports undisturbed work from home. The fully furnished condition means the interior is ready for immediate use. The third-floor position places the apartment above street level, though the building has no elevator.
Outdoor space is provided in the form of a roof terrace, giving residents a private area for fresh air above the rooftops of Oud-West. This is a notable feature in a dense city district where private outdoor space is limited. The apartment does not come with a private parking space, so car owners would need to rely on public parking options in the area. Registration with the municipality is not possible, which is an important consideration for anyone requiring an official address in Amsterdam. These practical points help set clear expectations before arranging a viewing. Together, they define the specific terms under which the apartment is offered.
The location next to the Vondelpark is one of the apartment's strongest attributes. The park, the largest in Amsterdam, lies directly beside the street and offers walking paths, ponds, and open lawns close to the front door. The surrounding Oud-West neighborhood is known for its mix of cafés, restaurants, specialty shops, and daily conveniences along streets such as Kinkerstraat and Overtoom. The city center is reachable by bicycle or public transport, with tram and bus connections serving the wider city. Cultural venues, markets, and the Jordaan district are also within easy reach. The combination of park-side living and urban amenities makes this a well-connected residential location.
Price
€4,500.00
Available From
January 1, 2027
Available Until
March 31, 2027
Contract Type
C
Min Duration
3
Terrace
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
3
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
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