Description

Luxury three-bedroom flat on the sixth floor in Amsterdam-Zuid. The kitchen is fitted with various built-in appliances: a ceramic hob, a fanless extractor hood, a combination microwave, a fridge-freezer and a dishwasher. The showers are available as a walk-in shower with a glass screen, a walk-in shower without a glass screen, or a corner shower with a shower door. There is a stainless steel floor drain in the corner shower. The thermostatic shower mixer and shower fittings are by Grohe. The Sphinx bath measures 180 x 80 cm. The washbasin is by Sphinx, with a width of 90 cm or 120 cm, and features a Grohe single-lever mixer tap (two taps for a 120 cm washbasin). The floor tiles are grey, measuring 30 x 30 cm; there is a double washbasin and a separate toilet.Adjoining the hall are two bedrooms (approximately 15 m² and 8 m²) and the hall opens onto a spacious living room (31 m²) 


Living in Amsterdam-Zuid. In a beautifully historic location. A place where history and innovation go hand in hand. Next to the Olympic Stadium, a 5-minute cycle ride from Vondelpark. Close to upmarket shopping streets such as Van Baerlestraat, Cornelis Schuytstraat and P.C. Hooftstraat.

- Financial -
• Rent: €2,945 per month.
• Service charges: €63 per month.

- Tenancy period -
A tenancy agreement is entered into for a minimum of one year and is thereafter renewed for an indefinite period. 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:

Your gross annual income (less any financial obligations, such as maintenance payments, mortgages, personal loans, etc.) must be at least:

* For a single income:
• Your gross annual income must be 45 times the basic monthly rent, where the rent exceeds €1,600. In practical terms, this calculation applies if your gross annual income is €72,000 or higher.

* For two incomes
• Where there are two incomes, the gross annual incomes of both partners are added together to determine the joint calculated income. The assessment is then based on the ratio between the two partners’ incomes within this joint calculated income.
• You may count both incomes at 100 per cent, provided that one of you earns at least 70 per cent of your total joint calculated income. The ratio must then be 70/30 or higher (for example, 80/20).

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