[For rent] 1-bed detached home in Amsterdam — €2,487/month

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I’d like to agree a long tenancy for this detached Amsterdam home, but several terms still need to be settled with the applicant. It is a 1-bed property of about 125 m², offered at €2,487 per month.

The deposit, furnishing arrangement, start date and treatment of utilities or other charges are not fixed yet. For example, utility billing may affect the likely monthly total even if the rent itself stays the same. Questions about condition, transport and running costs are welcome.

If you are interested, please send your proposed move date and lease length, along with any furnishing or pet requirements.
 
Is it furnished or unfurnished, and are pets negotiable? It would also help to know whether the €2,487 includes any utilities or other charges. My possible move date depends on the deposit and what the monthly total is likely to be.
 
Those details are not fixed yet, including the exact deposit and which charges may be included. Please send your preferred move date, lease length, furnishing needs and whether you have a pet, so the proposed terms can be considered together rather than separately.
 
I understand wanting to tailor the terms, but tenants need at least a baseline before deciding whether to make contact. In particular: would utilities be billed directly to the tenant or settled through the landlord, and what is the process for reporting maintenance problems in a detached property?
 
I agree with Miguel. A useful next step would be an itemised proposal showing the base rent, any included charges, utilities left to the tenant, deposit, furnishings and pet terms. The final contract can still vary, but that breakdown would prevent both sides discussing different monthly costs.
 
The 125 m² figure also raises a practical question for a one-bedroom home: how is the space divided? A floor-plan description and details of the heating setup would help people estimate whether the layout and running costs suit them. I’d want those answers alongside the maintenance arrangements before proposing a lease length.
 
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