Waterview 7 | 4th floor
Experience living by the water through the three French balconies of this Waterview home on the fourth floor, overlooking the Tolhuis Canal. The 69 m² home has one bedroom and a lovely south-facing balcony overlooking the car-free courtyard.
The home features a kitchen designed by Leicht and a bathroom with a walk-in shower and double sink. The Waterview home has a separate toilet and an indoor storage room with space for a washer/dryer and technical Services and installations.
The property is equipped with underfloor heating and cooling. Solar panels are installed on the roof of the building to provide energy for the residences. The property is therefore almost energy neutral.
Parking
It is possible to purchase a parking space in the nearby parking garage. The cost for this is €40,000 ( v.o.n. There is a bicycle storage facility v.o.n. the ground floor of De Kaaij.
Cool design with sustainable features
The architect opted for a bold design with wooden facade elements and lots of glass. In the residences , the concrete ceilings residences a contemporary industrial feel. The apartments meet the latest requirements in terms of insulation and energy efficiency. They will be wonderfully comfortable to live in, with underfloor heating in winter and cooling in summer.
Living in bustling North Amsterdam
De Kaaij is being built on the waterfront, between Eye and NDSM, at the end of Grasweg. The center of Amsterdam is accessible by car via the IJ tunnel, and you can reach the A10 ring road in just a few minutes. The Noorderpark metro station on the North/South line is less than a 10-minute bike ride away. From there, you can reach the center of Amsterdam or the Zuidas business district within 15 minutes. Alternatively, you can take the ferry, which is a 5-minute walk away.
Own land
De Kaaij is being built on our own land, without a ground lease. This means you won't have to deal with the annual additional costs of ground rent, which makes a huge difference.
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