
Amsterdam
€800/ month
This furnished room is available for rent on Raoul Wallenbergstraat in Amsterdam. The room is part of a 96 m² apartment and is offered fully furnished, making it move-in ready for a new occupant. The monthly rent is €800, with utilities included, and no deposit is required. The listing is offered by a private owner. This arrangement suits anyone looking for a practical and straightforward housing solution in the city.
The apartment is shared, and the communal areas include a shared living room, kitchen, bathroom, and toilet. This setup provides private space in the room alongside access to generous common areas. Internet is available throughout the property. The building holds energy label A, which indicates efficient energy use. Because the interior is fully furnished, the main furniture and basic furnishings are already in place.
Raoul Wallenbergstraat is located in Amsterdam, offering a residential street setting with access to daily amenities and public transport connections. Shops, supermarkets, and other everyday facilities can be found in the surrounding area. The wider city, including its center and business districts, is reachable via nearby transport links. The location combines a quieter residential atmosphere with connectivity to the rest of Amsterdam. This makes the address convenient for a range of lifestyles and daily routines.
The owner is looking for a single occupant, and applicants between 16 and 99 years of age are welcome. Occupation is not a deciding factor, so students, professionals, and others are all considered. The landlord communicates in English. Pets are not allowed in the property. Viewings can be arranged with the landlord for those interested in seeing the room.
Price
€800.00
Available From
October 30, 2026
Available Until
November 21, 2026
Shared Facilities
Property Type
Room
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
16
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