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Apartment for Rent, Nieuwe Uilenburgerstraat 7 C, in Amsterdam RENTED 120 m² - Nieuwe Uilenburgerstraat 7 C 1011 LM, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland Netherlands Property Description Basic Details Property Type: Apartment Beautiful fully furnished (unfurnished is negotiable) apartment of approx. 130 m² with Listing Type: For Rent spectacular 108 m² (south facing) garden on the waterfront, in the city center of Amsterdam. Full Monument: Yes renovated, modern, unique loft-like apartment Price Type: Per Month with two bedrooms with each it’s own en-suite bathroom. Possibility to rent a parking spot for € Price: €3.900 Per Month 250,- a month. Rental price: Excluding Located in the Amsterdam city center, close to Dam square, the Royal palace, Nieuwmarkt, Available from: 01 November 2019 Central Station, various restaurants, bars and shops, good primary school as well as a large View: Garden supermarket at walking distance. Only a 5 minute walk from Central station and the Waterlooplein Bedrooms: 2 Metro station which provides a good connection Bathrooms: 2 to all parts of the city. Size: 120 m² Layout: Year Built: -1906 You will reach the apartment through the main entrance of the apartment building. The Double glass: Yes apartment consists of two floors. On the first floor you will find the master bedroom with modern en- suite designer bathroom with bath, walk-in shower, double sinks and toilet. The bedroom is equipped with a build-in wardrobe, wall length. On the same floor, the second bedroom also consists of an en-suite bathroom, which includes a walk-in shower, toilet and sink. From the second bedroom you have amazing views of the garden and canal through an entirely custom fabricated steel window. Walking down the stairs you enter the living area, where you are immediately confronted with the beautiful and above all, very high quality finish and Egenstill design kitchen. The space is filled with natural light and the double doors lead you straight into the 108 m² (south facing) garden. The kitchen is fully outfitted with all present-day appliances, such as: a 5-burner gas cooker, dishwasher, ‘Quooker’ , fridge-freezer and oven. The living is situated on the garden side, and is furnished in fitting design for the apartment. Laundry room (which includes washer & dryer), guest toilet and small staircase storage are located in the kitchen. The most unique item about this apartment is its 108 m² private garden, right on the Uilenburgergracht. A small boat would be available to use if wanted. – Availability: March 1 – Price is excl. service charges/utilities. – 2 Bedrooms – 2 Bathrooms – Private garden – Boat – Great primary school across the street Rent is excl. g/w/e/tv/int and local taxes. DISCLAIMER This information has been compiled by us with the necessary care. On our part , however, no liability is accepted for any incompleteness, inaccuracy or otherwise, or its consequences. All sizes and dimensions are indicative. Features Appliances Heating System Garden Refrigerator Microwave View Stove Washing Machine TV Oven Kitchen: Fully Equipped Dishwasher Dryer Patio High Ceiling Quooker Extractor hood Condition: Fully Furnished Address Map Neighborhood Country: NL Shopping 5 Minutes Center: State: Noord-Holland Town Center: 10 Minutes City: Amsterdam Train Station: 15 Minutes Zipcode: 1011 LM Metro station: 5 Minutes Street: Nieuwe Uilenburgerstraat Airport: 20 Minutes Street Number: 7 C Floor Number: 0 Longitude: E4° 54' 25.3'' Latitude: N52° 22' 16.3'' -.
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