Homes to rent in Amsterdam

• 122 m²
• 4 beds
• 5 rooms
• B energy

Off-street parking on the drive, which in De Pijp is close to a luxury — and a garden that wraps round the side of the plot, which is the reason this one is priced where it is. Four bedrooms across two upper floors, two bathrooms. Built in 2000, so the insulation is modern and the running costs are nothing like the older stock on this street. Suits a family or two couples sharing. Twelve-month contract, furnished optional. Rent excludes utilities; service charges are billed separately.

• 197 m² living
• 215 m² plot
• 5 beds
• 8 rooms
• D energy

The ferry to Centraal is a five-minute walk, which is what people move to Noord for. A large house to rent: eight rooms, five bedrooms, two bathrooms, walled garden behind — genuinely a family house rather than a large flat. High-ceilinged reception rooms at the front, with the original stairwell, panelled doors and mouldings still in place. The building has not been modernised beyond the essentials, and the energy label reflects that; the rent is set accordingly and the landlord has been clear that it will stay that way. Twelve-month minimum, unfurnished, utilities excluded.

• 78 m²
• 2 beds
• 3 rooms
• A energy

Energy-efficient apartment with a west-facing balcony, a few steps from Oostpark and the lively stretch of cafés, delis and independent shops along the Javastraat. Built in 2018 to a high insulation standard, the apartment carries an A energy label and low monthly service charges. The open-plan living area connects to a fitted kitchen with induction hob and dishwasher; both bedrooms are quiet, facing the inner courtyard rather than the street. The building has a lift, secure bicycle storage and a shared roof terrace. Tram 14 is a two-minute walk and Amsterdam Muiderpoort station is under ten minutes by bike.