Furnished room: Gare du Nord, AMSTERDAM, Elzenhagen Zuid, The Netherlands, February 2023

Furnished room: Gare du Nord, AMSTERDAM, Elzenhagen Zuid, The Netherlands, February 2023

Welcome!

This cosy room is located in a quiet flat. The flat is approximately 65 m2 and was built in 2020.

The house is easily accessible with many amenities nearby. Located within cycling distance of the centre of Amsterdam, walking distance from a supermarket and walking distance from a train station.

The landlady (roommate) is a pleasant, warm and spirited / spontaneous woman. She is looking for a tenant  for whom a clean,  hygienic and organized flat  is a must!

All facilities are shared. The room is approx. 8 m2, containing a single bed, and other standard furnishings: see photo.

• The deposit is 1x the monthly rent.
• House rules: music instruments only with use of a headphone. No visitors, smoking, pets. 
• Registration with the municipality is not permitted. As soon as you become a tenant, it is important that you provide your proof of identity and registration to an educational institution and / or proof of employment.

 Amsterdam is the capital and the largest municipality in the Netherlands by population. The city, also called Mokum in Amsterdam (coming from Yiddish), is located in the province of North Holland, on the IJ, the North Sea Canal and the mouth of the Amstel. The municipality of Amsterdam has 862,965 inhabitants (January 1, 2019, Statistics Netherlands). Greater Amsterdam had 1,344,659 inhabitants at the end of 2016. The number of different nationalities in the municipality (2007: 177) is among the highest in the world.

Amsterdam owes its name to its location near a dam in the Amstel, built in the 13th century. Shortly after 1300, the place was granted city rights, became a pilgrimage site in 1345 by the Miracle of Amsterdam and grew into one of the most important port and trading cities in the world in the Golden Age. An influx of foreigners, mainly from the Southern Netherlands, Germany and the Scandinavian countries, led to urban expansions from the end of the 16th century, including the last canals of the fortification that is now known as the canal belt and was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2010.

Sights and attractions in Amsterdam are the Rijksmuseum, the Stedelijk Museum, the Van Gogh Museum and the Scheepvaartmuseum, the Anne Frank House, the Concertgebouw, Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ and EYE Filmmuseum, Artis Zoo, the Red Light District, the coffee shops and the Johan Cruijff Arena. The city has two universities and several colleges.

Please send the ROOM-TO-RENT Team a message with a short and personal description of yourself. Send us the following details: nationality (origin), age, education / work and location, hobbies, and maximum budget, from when till when do you need housing.

International students, expats, are welcome!