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Utrecht - Utrecht
€1,200/ month
Private landlord
Tobias
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Price
€1,200.00
Available From
September 1, 2025
Available Until
February 28, 2026
Deposit Amount
€1,200.00
Min Duration
6
Property Type
Apartment
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Pets Allowed
No
Tenant Type
Max Tenants
1
Minimum Age
22
Preferred Gender
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This furnished apartment is located on Amsterdamsestraatweg in Utrecht, adjacent to Julianapark and close to local shops including an Albert Heijn. The unit measures 45 m² and provides a private living room, private kitchen, private bathroom and a separate toilet. The apartment has its own internal door with a lock while the building has a communal entrance. The layout and furnishing are indicated as included in the rental.
The rent is €1,200 per month and is stated to include utilities. A deposit of €1,200 is specified. Internet is available in the apartment and the energy label is listed as unknown. The listing indicates that no pets are allowed and that housing subsidy is not possible for this rental.
The rental term is identified as a six-month stay. The apartment is offered furnished; the landlord requests that the tenant be able to take care of the existing furniture and plants. The landlord indicates a preference for a single occupant and provides guidance on preferred tenant characteristics, noting working tenants or students in a final phase of study and an age range indicated by the landlord (22–36 years).
The location is described as very close to local amenities, with shops and an Albert Heijn within walking distance and Julianapark directly adjacent to the property. The city centre and main station are reported to be about a ten-minute bicycle ride away. The landlord is a private owner named Tobias; contact is through the landlord. The listing notes the presence of a communal access door and the apartment’s separate lockable internal door.
