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ARE YOU INTERESTED IN RENTING A PROPERTY AT R.J.H. FORTUYNSTRAAT 129?

Income guidelines for a rental property costing from €1,158 per month:
• Single-person households: gross annual income must be at least 42 times the monthly rent.
• Multi-person households: combined gross annual income must be at least 48 times the monthly rent.

Income guidelines for a rental property costing up to €1,158 per month:
• Single-person households: gross annual income must be at least 42 times the monthly rent (minimum gross €44,035, maximum €59,055 per year).
• Multi-person households: combined gross annual income must be at least 51 times the monthly rent (between €44,035 and €59,055 gross per year).

Enjoy the freedom of living by the water, just a stone’s throw from Amsterdam. In a spacious, well-planned flat, close to the centre of Amsterdam and Central Station. The A10 is easily accessible via the Piet Hein Tunnel. For those who love the dynamism and comfort of city life, this is an ideal place to live.

Layout
Entrance hall with a long corridor, storage room, one bedroom, bathroom with shower, washbasin and separate toilet, living room with open-plan kitchen fitted with various built-in appliances. This flat also features an outdoor area in the form of a balcony.

Contemporary and comfortable
Various types of flats are available to rent in the Pacman apartment block. These range from two-, three- and four-room flats to maisonettes and penthouses. These contemporary city flats vary in living area from over 71 to 130 m². A number of these flats have a strikingly spacious balcony. The spacious living room with French doors is practically laid out and fitted with a kitchen unit. Some flats are equipped with kitchen appliances. The bathroom comprises a shower and washbasin. The apartments also come with an internal storage room, either within the flat itself or in the basement.

An impressive building
These 207 flats are situated in the impressive, rectangular Pacman building, designed by architect Koen van Velzen. It is a real eye-catcher thanks to the so-called ‘wooden curtain’ on the external façades. The flats offer views over Borneo Island and the harbour area. The building has nine storeys, with a single flat situated on the top floor. An internal courtyard is situated in the centre of the building. Parking is not a problem. Tenants can rent a parking space in the building’s car park.

Everything in the neighbourhood
The Borneo peninsula forms part of the Eastern Harbour Area, which also comprises Java Island, KNSM Island, Sporenburg and the Rietlanden. The Eastern Harbour Area is a popular residential neighbourhood with striking architecture. Borneo is a genuine residential neighbourhood with, apart from the spectacular Pacman building, mainly low-rise developments. This creates an intimate, urban atmosphere. The Brazilië shopping centre is situated on the Oostelijke Handelskade, a four-minute cycle ride away. Here you’ll find supermarkets, banks, a dry cleaner’s, a hairdresser’s, a bakery, a butcher’s and all sorts of other shops. Primary schools, nurseries and a medical centre are also within a short cycle ride. Borneo’s central location is ideal. Amsterdam city centre and Central Station can be reached within minutes by bike or public transport. The A10 ring road is easily accessible via the Piet Hein Tunnel.

Income threshold
To be eligible for this property, you must meet the income criteria. For one person, the income criterion is approximately 48 times the basic rent, and for two people, a combined gross annual income of approximately 65 times the basic rent.

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