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Furnished Room Van Woustraat, Amsterdam - For Rent
Amsterdam
30 m²1 roomFurnished
€1,100/ month
About This Rental in Amsterdam
Bright Furnished Room in De Pijp Apartment near Albert Cuyp Market, Amsterdam
This listing concerns a furnished room of approximately 30 square meters in a shared two-bedroom apartment on Van Woustraat in the De Pijp district of Amsterdam. The apartment is a typical old Dutch home that is clean and decorated with plants and colourful accents throughout. The room is offered fully furnished as a temporary sublet intended for a stay of approximately three to four months. The rent is set at €1,100 per month including utilities, with a deposit of €500. The accommodation is intended for a single occupant.
The room itself features a double bed and a large window that allows plenty of natural light into the space. The kitchen is shared and comes equipped with an oven, a gas stove, and everything needed for everyday cooking and baking. The living room, which is also shared, includes a television and a large couch, providing a comfortable space to relax. The bathroom and toilet are shared with the other resident of the apartment. Internet is available throughout the home.
The apartment is located in De Pijp, one of Amsterdam's most vibrant and centrally situated neighbourhoods. The Albert Cuyp market is within a short walking distance, and four grocery stores can be found nearby for daily shopping. The surrounding streets are lined with cafés that are well suited to studying or meeting friends. The Amstel river and Sarphatipark lie on either side of the location, offering green space and pleasant walking routes within the city. The neighbourhood also provides good connections to the rest of Amsterdam.
The landlord is looking for one tidy tenant, preferably between 20 and 29 years old, such as a student, working student, or working professional. The household is non-smoking and pets are not allowed. As an additional benefit, the tenant may make use of the owner's premium gym membership during the stay. Viewings of the apartment can be arranged on request through the landlord. This room may suit anyone seeking a furnished, temporary home in a central Amsterdam neighbourhood.
Property Details & Features
Rental Overview
Price
€1,100.00
Available From
January 1, 2027
Available Until
April 30, 2027
Deposit Amount
€500.00
Contract Type
A
Min Duration
3
Parking, Storage, and Facilities
Shared Facilities
Living room
Kitchen
Bathroom
Property Basics
Property Type
Room
Interior Spaces
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Cooktop Type
Gas
Appliances
Oven
Tenant Requirements & Preferences
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Student
Working
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
20
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Current listing price
€1,100
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€1,175
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