Studio in Harry Koningsbergerstraat

SOONEST VIEWINGS: 11,12,13,14 Juli

My studio is only available for the following three situations:

- You are a student and not yet officially living in Amsterdam. You have Dutch nationality, or a valid EU/EEA passport or residence permit.

- You are going through a divorce, can prove you are no longer living with your partner, and want to live close to your child(ren).

- You are renovating your house and need a temporary place to stay.

Please only send a message if one of these situations applies to you, and answer the following questions:

A. How long do you want to rent for? What is the start and end date?

B. Where are you currently registered as a resident (country and city)?

C. Are you okay with registering at this address?

D. Will you live alone or with someone else?

E. Can you pay a 2000 deposit?

F. What financial guarantees can you provide?

G. Please include at least one clear photo of yourself (unless its already visible).

H. Would you like to share something about yourself?

I will only respond if all questions are answered.

This cool studio is temporarily available from July 15th, 2025, for a maximum of one year.

The studio is rented furnished and semi-furnished with basic kitchen supplies. You only need to bring your personal belongings.

Registration at this address is required. Official rental with contract.

Info for candidates:

Not suitable for children or babies. Quiet after 10 PM is mandatory. No parties, no smoking, and no pets allowed. Strict building regulations apply.

UTILITY COSTS:

Rent is EXCLUDING utilities, which are about 135,- a month and exclusive and municipal taxes which are about 600,- a year.

Studio:

The apartment complex Westereind is a national monument.

Approx. 29m² with a sunny west-facing balcony (2m²). Private bike storage (2m²). Kitchen, shower, toilet, balcony, elevator, security cameras, building manager, regular cleaning of entrance and hallways.

Location:

Walking distance to Sloterdijk Station.

Furnishings:

Furnished and semi-furnished with fridge, freezer compartment, gas stove, microwave, washing machine, dishes, cutlery, pans, kettle, hand blender, ironing board, iron, clothes hangers, mirror.

You and I need to apply for a housing permit for you together before you are allowed to live in my home. This process can take a few days to several weeks.

The municipality of Amsterdam requires the following documents:

A copy of a valid ID (not a drivers license). Accepted IDs include a Dutch nationality ID, a valid EU/EEA passport, or a valid residence permit.

Proof of student status, such as a letter or certificate from your university.

A recent extract from the Personal Records Database (BRP), no older than 3 months. This document shows your civil status, address history, and other personal details.

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