Living by the water - A dream come true. Located on the Sloterkade, this spacious corner apartment of approximately 112 m² offers an abundance of natural light from two sides. Its playful layout is further enhanced by three outdoor spaces, perfect for enjoying the stunning views and surroundings.
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Situated on the second floor, this 112 m² apartment combines space, light, and comfort seamlessly. The building is equipped with an elevator, adding convenience. The generous living area at the front features large windows and a corner location, offering beautiful water views and a sense of privacy. One of the three outdoor spaces adjoins the living area, adding charm with its view of the Schinkel.
The open-plan kitchen, designed in a corner layout, blends a robust aesthetic with functional materials like wood and stainless steel. It includes a refrigerator/freezer, dishwasher, and gas stove with oven.
The apartment boasts three well-proportioned bedrooms. The master bedroom is spacious at approximately 20 m², while the two rear-facing bedrooms are perfect as children's rooms, home offices, or guest rooms.
The bathroom is simple but neat, featuring a light color scheme, a shower, and a washbasin. A separate toilet adds extra convenience.
Additionally, the apartment includes a generous internal storage room with connections for a washing machine and dryer.
Location
Sloterkade is a quiet, one-way street overlooking the water. The area offers a wide variety of coffee spots, cozy pubs, gyms, and yoga studios, with both the Overtoom and Amstelveenseweg nearby. The Vondelpark, just a stone's throw away, completes the appeal of this location.
Neighborhood
Built in the 1920s as part of the Plan West of the former municipality of Sloten, the area features street names inspired by 19th-century painters and towns southwest of Amsterdam. Hoofddorppleinbuurt is part of the Zuid district.
The area offers numerous options for shopping and dining. Wen Conceptstore on Hoofddorpweg is a must-visit for unique gifts and stylish accessories. Nearby, you'll find popular restaurants and cafes such as Gent aan de Schinkel, Oslo, Café Maurits, and Nana’s Coffee on Hoofddorpplein.
For sports and relaxation, everything is within reach. David Lloyd offers extensive fitness facilities, and there are several yoga studios in the vicinity. This location blends a stylish living environment with the vibrancy of the city, making it an ideal place to live and enjoy all that Amsterdam has to offer.
The area boasts plenty of playgrounds for children, and the Vondelpark is just around the corner—perfect for a walk or workout. The waters of Westlandgracht or Sloterkade also provide opportunities to moor a boat, ideal for canal trips. Living in Hoofddorppleinbuurt offers a village-like feel while being close to the dynamism of Zuid, Zuidas, and West.
Details
• Living area approximately 112 m²
• Multiple outdoor spaces
• Freehold property
• Energy label E
• VvE service charges €349,17 per month
• Built in 1938
• Equipped with an elevator
• Non-residency clause will be included
• Designated notary: Lubbers & Dijk
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Living by the water – A dream location on Sloterkade.
This spacious apartment of approximately 112 m² is situated on a unique corner location along Sloterkade, offering the charm of living by the water. The corner positioning not only provides ample natural light from two sides but also creates a playful layout for the apartment. A notable luxury is the presence of three outdoor spaces, ideal for enjoying the serene water views and fresh air.
A particularly practical advantage is that the building is equipped with an elevator. This allows for daily convenience and choice: take the elevator or the stairs. With the elevator located separately from the stairwell, the apartment even features two entrances, offering added flexibility and convenience.
Sloterkade is a quiet, one-way street with stunning views of the water. The area offers a wide range of amenities, such as cozy coffee spots and charming pubs. Both Overtoom and Amstelveenseweg are nearby, providing a variety of gyms and yoga studios. The Vondelpark, one of Amsterdam’s most beloved green spaces, is just a stone’s throw away, making this location even more appealing.
Sloterkade 10-11 boasts a rich history. Constructed in 1938, the building served as the home of the Mars factory, famous for its filled chocolate bars, until the 1960s. The ground floor housed the factory operations, while the upper levels functioned as office space and residential accommodations, including three apartments. Following the Mars factory’s departure, the building hosted a printing company for many years. Today, it is fully repurposed as residential living.
The property exudes the characteristic charm of the 1930s, with its brick masonry façades and stunning stained-glass details, beautifully reflecting the elegance of that era.
General
The apartment, located on the second floor, is easily accessible by both elevator and stairs.
Living and cooking
The spacious living area is situated at the front of the building, offering ample natural light and stunning views of the water. The large windows and corner location create a sense of openness and provide a high level of privacy. Adjacent to the living area is one of the outdoor spaces, which adds charm with its view of the Schinkel.
The open kitchen, designed in an L-shaped layout, features a bold aesthetic with a combination of wood and stainless steel. It is fully equipped with a refrigerator/freezer, dishwasher, and a gas stove with an oven. The apartment boasts an oak floor throughout, with practical gray tiles enhancing the kitchen area.
The apartment features three well-proportioned bedrooms. The master bedroom, with an area of approximately 20 m², offers ample space and comfort. The two additional bedrooms, located at the rear, are perfect as children’s rooms or home offices.
The bathroom is simple yet well-maintained, finished in a light color palette, and equipped with a shower and washbasin unit. The toilet is separate for added convenience. Additionally, the apartment includes an internal storage room with connections for a washing machine and dryer.
Thanks to its corner location and playful layout, this apartment boasts three outdoor areas. Adjacent to the living room is a balcony with a view of the Schinkel, where you can enjoy the passing boats on summer days. The second balcony, located at the rear, offers a sheltered spot overlooking the inner gardens and is accessible from two bedrooms. The loggia connects both the kitchen and the master bedroom, making it particularly convenient to open the doors and enjoy the fresh air on warm days
Neighborhood
The neighborhood was developed in the 1920s as part of Plan West by the former municipality of Sloten. The street names reflect 19th-century painters and locations southwest of Amsterdam. The Hoofddorppleinbuurt is part of the South district of Amsterdam.
This area offers numerous opportunities for shopping and dining enthusiasts. Wen Conceptstore on Hoofddorpweg is a great spot for unique gifts and stylish accessories. The neighborhood boasts many delightful restaurants and cozy cafés, including Gent aan de Schinkel, Oslo, Café Maurits, and Nana’s Coffee on Hoofddorpplein.
For sports and relaxation, the neighborhood provides a variety of options. David Lloyd offers comprehensive fitness facilities, and there are several yoga studios nearby. This location combines a stylish residential atmosphere with the vibrancy of the city, making it an ideal place to live and enjoy everything Amsterdam has to offer.
The area is also family-friendly, with many playgrounds nearby, and the Vondelpark is just around the corner—perfect for a walk or workout. Additionally, the waters of the Westlandgracht and Sloterkade offer opportunities to dock a small boat, ideal for exploring Amsterdam’s canals. Living in the Hoofddorppleinbuurt provides a village-like atmosphere while remaining close to the energy of Zuid, Zuidas, and West.
The Hoofddorppleinbuurt, which includes the Sloterkade, is now a lively neighborhood offering an ideal mix of tranquility, greenery, and urban amenities.
Accessibility
The apartment is very accessible by bike, car, and public transport. Trams 1 and 17 stop just a few minutes’ walk away. Several bus lines, such as lines 15 and N88, also service the area, providing connections to Sloterdijk, Station Zuid, and Amsterdam Central Station. By car, the S106 and A10 ring road can be reached in just five minutes. Schiphol Airport is only a 15-minute drive away.
Parking
Parking is available via a permit system for public streets (permit area Zuid 2.3). With a Zuid 2.3 parking permit, parking is also allowed in Zuid-1, Zuid-2, and Zuid-8. A residential parking permit costs €192.81 per six months.
Currently, there is a three-month waiting period for permits in this area. A second parking permit is not available. (Source: Municipality of Amsterdam, January 2025).