Very spacious and bright corner apartment of approximately 173 m² on the 7th floor in the Beysterveld complex. The complex is located near the Amstelpark and within walking distance of the RAI station. The ground rent has been bought off in perpetuity.
The house has a living room with access to the Roof terrace , three spacious bedrooms , one bedrooms has its own shower room and sink, a kitchen, and a luxurious and timeless bathroom with a bathtub, double shower, bidet, toilet, and two sinks. There is also a beautiful walk-in closet, toilet, storage room, and central heating room.
Architecture
The Amstel Circle building was constructed in 1988 and named after its unique shape. The building is characterized by its spacious apartments with large terraces overlooking greenery on the quiet inner side of the building.
Tour
The building features a well-maintained entrance with both stairs and an elevator leading to the seventh floor.
This tastefully decorated apartment features a spacious living room with additional side windows thanks to its corner location. There is room for both a sitting and dining area. The dining table is one of the current residents’ favorite spots in the home. The sunny terrace is accessible from the living room.
Cooking
The kitchen is connected to the living room by double doors. The contemporary kitchen has a cooking island with a stainless steel worktop and is equipped with various built-in appliances. The space is large enough for an extra dining table.
Sleeping
The master bedroom is spacious and has an en-suite bathroom. The bathroom is understatedly chic and has a bathtub, shower, double sink, toilet, and bidet. Immediately this bedroom is a walk-in closet, which is a dream come true for many people. The second bedroom is at the rear and also has a bathroom with a shower and sink, which is finished with beautiful natural stone. The third bedroom is adjacent to the living room and could also be used as a study.
Terrace
Adjacent to the living room is a spacious, south-facing terrace of approximately 32 m², offering a beautiful view of the greenery of the inner courtyard. Thanks to the building’s layout, there is ample space between units, ensuring plenty of privacy.
There is also a balcony at the front of the building, where you can sit in the sun with a cup of coffee in the morning.
Neighborhood
The home offers views of Amstelpark, a beautifully landscaped park perfect for a stroll, with a number of restaurants and cafés. The recently renovated Groot Gelderlandplein shopping center is also nearby. This shopping center offers a wide range of luxury shopping, restaurants, and cafés. Beethovenstraat and Scheldestraat are also within a 10-minute bike ride.
Accessibility
Excellent connections by car to the A10 ring road and within walking distance of public transport (RAI station for train, metro, tram, and bus).
Details
• Living area approx. 173 m²
• Very well-maintained corner apartment
• Terrace and balcony
• Two Bathrooms
• Leasehold has been purchased in perpetuity
• Service charges €353.23 per month
• Private parking space in the basement
• External storage
• Energy label B
What residents will miss
"The rising sun over the treetops in Amstelpark, knowing that it will be warm and light all day until sunset, sitting on the terrace."
Amstel Circle
What immediately struck me upon entering was the pleasant light, which is enhanced by the corner location and height (seventh floor). The spacious and tasteful 173 m² apartment on one floor with a sunny south-facing terrace is the ideal home for many people. The well-maintained apartment offers a high level of comfort thanks to its condition, elevator, private parking space, and location.
Judith de Jong | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
The Amstel Circle building
The Amstel Circle building was constructed in 1988 and named after its unique shape. The building is characterized by its spacious apartments with large terraces overlooking greenery on the quiet inner side of the building.
The owners' association recently renovated the entrances and stairwells and replaced the elevators. This gives the building a modern and understated look. There is a caretaker in the building.
The building has nine floors and a spacious parking garage in the basement.
The building has a well-maintained entrance hall with stairs and an elevator leading to the seventh floor.
Living
This tasteful apartment has a spacious living room with extra windows on the side due to its corner location. There is room for both a sitting and dining area. The dining table is one of the favorite places in the home of the current residents. The sunny terrace is accessible from the living room.
Cooking
The kitchen is connected to the living room by double doors. The contemporary kitchen has a cooking island with a stainless steel worktop and is equipped with various built-in appliances. The space is large enough for an extra dining table.
Sleeping
The master bedroom is spacious and has an en-suite bathroom. The bathroom is understatedly chic and has a bathtub, shower, double sink, toilet, and bidet. Immediately this bedroom is a walk-in closet, which is a dream come true for many people. The second bedroom is at the rear and also has a bathroom with a shower and sink, which is finished with beautiful natural stone. The third bedroom is adjacent to the living room and could also be used as a study.
Adjacent to the living room is the spacious south-facing terrace of approximately 32 m², offering a beautiful view of the green inner courtyard. The shape of the building ensures ample distance between residents and plenty of privacy.
There is also a balcony at the front, where you can sit in the sun with a cup of coffee in the morning.
The house offers views of Amstelpark, a beautifully landscaped park that is perfect for a stroll and has a number of restaurants and cafés. The recently renovated Groot Gelderlandplein shopping center is also nearby. This shopping center has a wide range of luxury shops, restaurants, and cafés. Beethovenstraat and Scheldestraat are also within a 10-minute bike ride.
Accessibility
Excellent connections by car to the A10 ring road and within walking distance of public transport (RAI station for train, metro, tram, and bus).
parking facilities
There is a private parking lot in the basement.
What residents will miss
The rising sun over the treetops in Amstelpark, knowing that it will be warm and light all day long until sunset on the terrace.
A wonderfully light, spacious, and comfortable apartment with views of greenery on both sides offers plenty of flexibility for extra living or sleeping space.
Along the Amstel, the Rai, or via Beethovenstraat, we can be in or out of the city in no time, and Gelderlandplein is within walking distance.
1082 LW Amsterdam
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