Description

A beautiful 4-room flat of 90 m² with 3 bedrooms and a balcony adjacent to the bedroom. The balcony faces south. Waterfront living close to the centre of Amsterdam. This flat is located on Java Island, a unique neighbourhood with high-profile architecture. Shops, restaurants and museums are within cycling distance. The A10 motorway is quickly accessible via the Piet Hein tunnel.

The kitchen is equipped with the following Dutch brand Atag appliances: dishwasher, combination microwave/heat oven, fridge, three-drawer freezer, extractor (recirculation). In short, a fully equipped kitchen for delicious meals.

The apartment has a luxurious bathroom with a bathtub with shower head, washbasin and a design radiator. There is also a separate toilet on the ground floor, the bathrooms and toilets are all fully tiled and finished.

These flats, designed by architects Sjoerd Soeters, Rudy Uytenhaak, Cruz/Ortiz and Kees Christiaanse, are spread across seven quay buildings. Striking and colourful residential blocks with their own central entrance, lift and staircase. One of the seven buildings consists of senior residences and contains a communal, multifunctional space and a guest unit. There is an underground car park under the residences. In this garage, accessible by lift, residents can rent a parking space.

- Rental period -
A tenancy agreement is entered into for at least one year and will be renewed for an indefinite period from then on. After the minimum term of 12 calendar months, a notice period of 1 calendar month applies.

- Income requirement -
To rent a property, you can use the following income requirement as a guideline:

Gross annual income (less any payment obligations, such as alimony, mortgages, personal loans, etc.) should be as high as:

* For 1 income:
- The gross annual income must be 45x the bare monthly rent, for a rent higher than €1,600. Converted, this calculation applies when your gross annual income is €72,000 or higher.

* In case of 2 incomes
- In the case of two incomes, the gross annual incomes of both partners are added together to determine the joint calculation income. The test is then based on the relationship between the two partners' incomes within this joint calculation income.
- You may count both incomes at 100%, provided one of you earns at least 70% of your total joint computed income. The ratio is then 70/30 or higher (e.g. 80/20).

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