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Mini Amsterdam apartment, just 13m2, sells for €150,000

April 14, 2017

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A studio apartment on Amsterdam’s desirable Prinsengracht, measuring just 15 square metres, has been sold for over €150,000, the Telegraaf said on Friday.

The tiny apartment is on the second floor of a canal-side mansion, has one room, a miniscule kitchen and a shower, the paper said.

The buyer has not been made public, but the flat – just 2.6 metres wide – would be ‘a perfect pied-a-terre or for a student son or daughter,’ housing website Funda said.

On top of the mortgage repayments, the new owner will also have to pay €119 service costs.

Real estate agents association NWM said on Thursday prices in the city are now stabilising, having risen 20% over the past year.

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