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Great deal! 3 surprisingly large homes in Amsterdam for 400,000 euros or less

Three spacious apartments have been identified in Amsterdam priced at 400,000 euros or less, located in the Zuidoost, Noord, and Nieuw-West areas. These properties offer significant square footage and features like balconies and nearby park access, proving that affordable, larger homes can still be found by diligent house hunters.

Searching for affordable housing in Amsterdam is notoriously difficult, yet some buyers are finding surprisingly spacious apartments for 400,000 euros or less. One notable option is a 90-square-meter apartment in Zuidoost on the Liendenhof, priced at 325,000 euros. This property features three bedrooms, a southwest-facing balcony, and a private parking space, offering significant value for the price.

In Amsterdam-Noord, an 85-square-meter apartment on the Jisperveldstraat is available for 350,000 euros. Located on the sixth floor, this unit includes three bedrooms and proximity to Baanakkerspark. Finally, a residence in Nieuw-West on the Willem Baerdesenstraat is listed for 400,000 euros. Spanning 82 square meters, it provides two bedrooms and is conveniently situated near Sloterpark and the Sloterplas. These listings demonstrate that by looking beyond the traditional city center, prospective homeowners can still secure generous living spaces within the capital, provided they act quickly in a competitive market.

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