Fluweelboomlaan 1171185 PP AmstelveenPopulierenbuurt

On the corner of Van der Hooplaan and Sportlaan stands a distinctive apartment building, featuring among others a spacious three-room corner apartment (approx. 107 m²) with a balcony. Located on the 11th floor, the apartment offers stunning views over Amstelveen. In the secured basement you will find a private (bicycle) storage room and a private parking space. Layout Secure central entrance with doorbells and mailboxes. The apartment can be reached by lift or staircase. Apartment layout: Spacious entrance hall with wardrobe area, video intercom, meter cupboard and access to all rooms. Separate toilet with wall-mounted toilet and washbasin with mirror. Large living room with access to the west-facing balcony (3.25 x 2.60 m). Open-plan kitchen equipped with, among other things, a pull-out pantry cupboard, American-style fridge, built-in refrigerator, dishwasher, ceramic hob, extractor hood and combination microwave/oven. Two bedrooms, a bathroom finished in white and grey with a bathtub, a separate double shower in a cabin and a double washbasin unit, plus a separate technical room (also housing the washing machine and the central heating boiler). The apartment complex is located on the corner of Van der Hooplaan and Sportlaan. On Van der Hooplaan you will find shops for daily groceries, and within short distance lies the Amstelveen “Stadshart” shopping centre with a wide range of luxury and specialist stores, as well as the city theatre, the Cobra Museum, the public library and the adult education centre. Sports facilities and schools (including the International School) are also nearby. Excellent accessibility by public transport (bus and fast tram connections) and via the main roads (A9, A10 and A4). Special features • The apartment is rented out furnished and partially furnished (see photos), with the understanding that a bed is also present in the second bedroom; • The rent includes the private parking space and service charges, but excludes gas, water and electricity; • Security deposit: two months’ rent. Allocation criteria 1. Speed of response The basic principle is: first come, first served. The initiative to respond to a listed property lies with the prospective tenants. In the event of many responses, some candidates may not be invited for a viewing and may be rejected. 2. Source of income / type of employment contract An open-ended employment contract with a reputable employer is preferred, as this offers the landlord the greatest financial security. Fixed-term contracts, (recent) self-employment and other sources of income such as alimony, internship allowance, third-party guarantees, inheritance, rental income, etc. may also lead to allocation, but this is assessed on a case-by-case basis. 3. Level of income After any minimum income requirement has been met, the highest (combined) income is preferred, as this provides the landlord with the greatest financial security regarding the tenant’s obligations under the lease. 4. Solid and verifiable positive rental history A candidate with a positive and verifiable landlord’s reference is preferred. Candidates without a proven rental history are assessed on a case-by-case basis and may require additional information or checks. 5. Positive ID and creditworthiness screening A property can only be allocated subject to verification of identity and sufficient financial capacity. The letting agent carries out a thorough screening, including a manual authenticity check of the ID. The outcome of this screening may lead to rejection, even after an initial allocation. 6. Household composition A suitable household composition is important for each property, to prevent nuisance, damage or overcrowding. Allocation therefore takes the household composition into account. Depending on the type of property, certain compositions may be preferred. 7. Suitability for the property and its surroundings In some cases, the location or specific features of the property may mean that certain candidates are more suitable than others. 8. Final decision by the landlord For every property, the landlord makes the final choice between candidates. The letting agent has no influence on this final decision. This information has been compiled with the greatest care. However, it cannot be ruled out that the information may differ slightly from what you see or have seen in or around the property. This applies in particular to the brochure text, photos, floor plans and measurements. No rights can be derived from this.