Houses for Rent in Amsterdam

A house for rent in Amsterdam costs €3,097 a month on average for 121 m², based on over 6,400 house listings tracked by RentHunter since February 2024. Half of these listings mention a garden, 39% a parking space and 24% a balcony.

Amsterdam houses draw families, couples who want a second bedroom and groups who split one rent. 51% come furnished, and furnished houses in Amsterdam suit an expat family on an assignment. No garden needed? Apartments for rent in Amsterdam widen the search.

1. Three bedrooms: €2,951, the most listed
   Three-bedroom houses are the largest group of Amsterdam house listings, 1,889 at an average of €2,951 a month. Two bedrooms average €2,453 (1,448 listings), four €3,839 (1,245) and five €4,832 (460), while the 673 one-bedroom houses average €1,949.
2. 80% between €1,150 and €5,000
   Eight in ten Amsterdam house listings ask between €1,150 and €5,000 a month. The top of that price range, with five bedrooms or more, is grouped under luxury houses in Amsterdam.
3. 12% cheaper than Amstelveen (€3,530)
   Amsterdam houses cost 12% less on average than houses in Amstelveen, the municipality on the city's southern edge, where the average rent is €3,530 a month.
4. New listings: a €3,000 median
   About 35 new Amsterdam houses a week appeared in the 28 days to November 2026, according to RentHunter data. Their median asking rent in the 90 days to November 2026 was €3,000.

Amsterdam family houses with a garden are easier to find outside the canal ring, in three districts built during the 20th century.

Watergraafsmeer, in Amsterdam Oost, has 1920s and 1930s houses on quiet streets around Park Frankendael, close to Amstel station and Science Park. Betondorp, its concrete garden village, is where Johan Cruijff grew up.

Amsterdam-Noord has the city's tuindorpen, garden villages such as Tuindorp Oostzaan and Tuindorp Nieuwendam, built in the early 20th century as worker housing with small front and back gardens. Metro line 52 takes parents from Noord to the center under the IJ.

Nieuw-West was built after the Second World War around the Sloterplas lake and the Sloterpark, with flats, terraced houses and wide green strips between the blocks. The A10 ring road and the trams link it to the center.

82% of Amsterdam house listings state that you can register at the address. Each member of the household registers with the gemeente Amsterdam within five days of moving in, by appointment from abroad and online with DigiD from elsewhere in the Netherlands.

A new Amsterdam house lease is open-ended by default: since 1 July 2024 Dutch law makes the indefinite contract the rule, with exceptions such as student and youth contracts. 1% of house listings are aimed at students, so a group of students will find more options among student houses in Amsterdam and rooms in Amsterdam.

• Utrecht in 32 minutes, Groningen in 127 From Amsterdam, Utrecht is about 32 minutes by public transit (40 km), Rotterdam 48 (70 km), Den Haag 52 (63 km), Eindhoven 86 (120 km) and Groningen 127 (207 km), according to Google Routes. The first three work for a couple with one job in another city.