Burgemeester van Meetelenstraat 181422 XR UithoornDorpscentrumcentrum

Modern three-room apartment (approx. 65 m²) with a pleasant outdoor space and private parking, within walking distance of the lively village center of Uithoorn. This well-maintained apartment, completed in 2020, is located on the first floor of a small apartment complex with two other residences on Burgemeester van Meetelenstraat. Layout: Through the secured side entrance, you enter the stairwell with access to the first and second floors. The entrance to the apartment is on the first floor. Upon entering the hallway, all rooms are accessible. There is a bright living room with access to the sunny balcony. The open-plan kitchen is equipped with various built-in appliances. The apartment has two bedrooms of approx. 8 and 11 m². The modern bathroom features a shower and washbasin, and there is a separate toilet. In the practical storage room, you will find connections for a washing machine and dryer; this room also houses the central heating boiler and heat recovery unit (WTW). Outdoor space: The apartment has a balcony facing the sunny southwest—perfect for enjoying the sun in the afternoon and evening. Location: The apartment is within walking distance of the charming Oude Dorp, where you will find nice shops and restaurants with terraces along the Amstel River. The covered shopping center Amstelplein is also nearby. Uithoorn is centrally located in relation to major cities such as Amsterdam, The Hague, Haarlem, and Utrecht. Schiphol Airport and the Aalsmeer Flower Auction are also easily and quickly accessible. A bus stop with direct connections to Amstelveen and Amsterdam is just a few minutes’ walk away. In addition, there is a light rail connection with a direct line to Amsterdam Zuid station. Uithoorn also offers a wide range of sports clubs, schools, and dining options. Details: • 3-room apartment located on the first floor of a small apartment complex; • The apartment has its own parking space in the parking lot behind the complex; • The apartment has a private storage unit with electricity; • Smoking is not permitted in the apartment; • Rent includes service charges but excludes gas, water, electricity, internet, and other user costs; • Security deposit is two months’ rent. Allocation criteria: 1. Response speed In principle: first come, first served. Candidates must take the initiative to respond to an available property. In case of high interest, some candidates may not be invited for a viewing and will be rejected. 2. Source of income/type of employment contract A permanent employment contract with a reputable employer is preferred, as it offers the landlord the most financial security. Temporary contracts, (recent) self-employment, and other income sources such as alimony, internship compensation, third-party guarantees, inheritance, or rental income may also be acceptable, but this is handled on a case-by-case basis. 3. Level of income After meeting any minimum income requirement, the highest (combined) income is preferred, as this provides the landlord with the most financial security regarding compliance with the rental obligations. 4. Solid and verifiable positive rental history A candidate with a positive and verifiable landlord’s reference is preferred. Candidates without a demonstrable rental history will be assessed on a case-by-case basis, requiring additional information or investigation. 5. Positive screening of ID and solvency A property can only be allocated if the tenant’s identity can be verified and their financial capacity confirmed. The letting agent will carry out a thorough screening, including a manual check of ID authenticity features. The results of this screening may lead to rejection (even after initial allocation). 6. Household composition A suitable household composition is required per property to prevent nuisance, damage, or overcrowding. Allocation will therefore take into account the intended household composition. Depending on the type of property, certain household structures may be preferred. This is assessed case by case. 7. Suitability in (the environment of) the property In some cases, the location or characteristics of the rental property may make certain candidates more suitable than others. 8.Final decision by the landlord For each property, the landlord makes the final choice among candidates. The letting agent has no influence on this decision. This information has been compiled with the greatest possible care. However, we cannot always prevent the information from deviating slightly from what you see in or around the property. This applies in particular to brochure text, photos, floor plans, and measurements. No rights can be derived from this information.