For rent: Flat Frans Halsstraat in Amsterdam

Description

Five-room apartment in a good location in De Pijp

In a lively location in the Oude Pijp neighbourhood, this spacious five-room apartment becomes available for rent from 1 January 2027. The home is located on the first and second floors.

On the first floor you will find the living room and kitchen, as well as two bedrooms and the bathroom with toilet. You will also find the staircase here leading to the second floor. The second floor has two more bedrooms.

The home does not have an outdoor space, but there is plenty to do in the area. There are nice terraces, the home is close to water and parks, and it is located in a vibrant neighbourhood.

Details Frans Halsstraat 63-1:
- Available from 1 January 2027
- Five-room apartment
- Living area approx. 90 m²
- Four bedrooms
- Kitchen equipped with double sink, gas hob, extractor hood, oven and dishwasher
- Bathroom equipped with shower corner, washbasin, toilet and washing machine connection
- Service charges amount to € 30.00 per month

Income guidelines
- To be eligible for the home, the gross monthly income must be at least 3.5 times the net rent; holiday allowance and a 13th month may be included in this calculation
- For self-employed persons, it must be demonstrated that the business has existed for at least 2 years
- It is not possible to rent with a guarantor; the tenant must meet the income guidelines themselves

Rental conditions
- A rental agreement is standardly concluded for 12 months; renting for a shorter period is not an option
- As standard, one month's rent is charged as deposit; for self-employed persons, two months' rent is charged as deposit as standard

When selecting candidates, we only use objective selection criteria such as income, source of income, creditworthiness and household composition (suitable for the home), etc. In no situation do we make exceptions based on gender, name, sexual orientation, ethnicity, skin colour, origin or religion of the interested party.

All information has been compiled with care, but no rights can be derived from it.