Comfortable living by the water in a spacious apartment of approximately 128 m² on the sixth floor.
The owner has been living in this lovely corner apartment for almost 20 years. The property is spacious and located in a quiet area in West. At the end of Burgemeester van Tienhovengracht, by the lake, you will find this modern residential complex, built in 2000.
The view is beautiful and the balcony – with the same view – faces south, which adds to the enjoyment of living here.
There are many shops in the immediate vicinity, such as on Plein '40-'45, and the city center is very easy to reach. By bike, along the water and through the greenery, you can reach Bos Lommer in no time and the lively Jordaan neighborhood in five to ten minutes.
Guided tour
There are several entrances on the quay that provide access to the residences the building, making them somewhat smaller and more personal. The elevator takes you to the sixth floor. The living room is sun-drenched and offers an impressive entrance with its beautiful view over the water. The living room is spacious, with a width of almost 7 meters. The kitchen is part of the living room and is semi-open. This kitchen has a light color scheme and is equipped with various built-in appliances, such as a refrigerator, gas stove, oven, etc. The wide wooden plank floor adds a lot of warmth to the whole.
Immediately the living room is a workspace. The open connection allows extra light to enter from the side, which also makes the space suitable as a playroom or library.
The apartment has three spacious bedrooms. Two of them are on the gallery side. Because this apartment is the last one on the gallery, there are hardly any residents walking by. The third bedroom is on the side and adjacent to the laundry room. This space can easily be converted into a second bathroom. The neat bathroom is decorated in dark gray and white and has a spacious walk-in shower and sink. The toilet is separate.
neighborhood guide
The apartment is located in the spacious and quiet Slotermeer-Noord neighborhood. There is plenty of green space in the immediate vicinity, including Gerbrandypark and Sloterplas. The complex is located on Burgemeester van Tienhovengracht, a short distance (only a 1-minute walk) from the Plein '40-'45 indoor shopping center, which has several supermarkets, shops, and a daily market. There are also various recreational opportunities (Gerbrandypark, Sloterplas), medical facilities, schools, and sports clubs in the vicinity.
Details
• Living area: approx. 128 m²
• South-facing balcony: approx. 6 m²
• Leasehold purchased until December 15, 2048
• Energy label A
• Homeowners’ association has solar panels for the common areas
• Year of construction: 2000
• Elevator available
• Private parking space and storage room
• Possibility to create a second bathroom
• HOA fees: €211.07 per month for the apartment
• HOA fees: €25.13 per month for the parking space
De Florijn
Comfortable living by the water in a spacious apartment of approx. 128 m² on the sixth floor.
The owner has been living in this lovely corner apartment for almost 20 years. The apartment is spacious and located in a quiet area in West. This modern residential complex, built in 2000, is located at the end of Burgemeester van Tienhovengracht, on the lake.
The view is beautiful and the balcony – with the same view – faces south, which adds to the enjoyment of living here.
There are many shops in the immediate vicinity, such as on Plein '40-'45, and the city center is very easy to reach. By bike, along the water and through the greenery, you can reach Bos Lommer in no time and the lively Jordaan neighborhood in five to ten minutes.
Judith de Jong | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Architecture
A shopping center with a parking garage has been combined with 73 residences. This development has given a new boost to the immediate surroundings. By integrating the existing buildings into the complex, a metropolitan block with a higher urban density has been created. The shopping center and the residential buildings are conceived as a single structure, with the use of materials and expression subordinating the constituent typologies to the architectural gesture. The residential buildings act as a 'canopy' and eye-catcher for the commercial functions on the ground floor. The shopping center itself is accessible via a covered walkway that widens at two points to form a covered square. The interplay of (sun)light, wood, and glass creates a warm and natural setting for the individual stores. The pavilions in the water and on the market reinforce the connection with the public space.
OIII architects is the architectural firm involved in this project. They focus on the design and technical development of both buildings and interiors. At OIII architects, interior design and architecture are given equal importance. This not only offers the possibility of creating an integrated building design, but also results in added value for pure architecture or interior design assignments thanks to the knowledge available in both areas.
Living and cooking
There are several entrances on the quay that provide access to the residences the building, making them somewhat smaller and more personal. The elevator takes you to the sixth floor. The living room is sun-drenched and offers an impressive entrance with its beautiful view over the water. The living room is spacious, with a width of almost 7 meters. The kitchen is part of the living room and is semi-open. This kitchen has a light color scheme and is equipped with various built-in appliances, such as a refrigerator, gas stove, oven, etc.
There is a wide wooden plank floor, which adds a lot of warmth to the whole.
Immediately the living room is a workspace. The open connection allows extra light to enter from the side. This space is also very suitable as a playroom or library.
Sleeping and bathing
The apartment has three spacious bedrooms, two of which are on the gallery side. Because this apartment is located at the end of the gallery, there are virtually no residents walking past. The third bedroom is on the side and adjacent to the laundry room. This space can easily be converted into a second bathroom.
The neat bathroom is decorated in dark gray and white and has a spacious walk-in shower and sink. The toilet is separate.
The terrace
The 6 m² terrace faces south and is accessible from the living room. So you can step Immediately sun with your cup of coffee. A wonderful place to enjoy the beautiful view over the water.
Additional space
The apartment has a laundry room and a boiler room, both of which are spacious and offer additional storage space. The apartment also has a separate storage room of approximately 8 m² and a private parking space.
The apartment is located in the spacious and quiet neighborhood of Slotermeer-Noord. There is plenty of greenery in the immediate vicinity, including Gerbrandypark and Sloterplas. The complex is located on Burgemeester van Tienhovengracht and is a very short distance (only a 1-minute walk) from the Plein '40-'45 indoor shopping center, which has various supermarkets, shops, and a daily market. There are also various recreational opportunities (Gerbrandypark, Sloterplas), medical facilities, schools, and sports clubs in the vicinity.
accessibility
The apartment is easily accessible by bicycle, car, and public transport. The A10 ring road can be reached within 5 minutes by car via exit S105. From Slotermeerlaan Rooms tram and bus lines, such as tram 7 towards Central Station and bus 369 towards Sloterdijk or Schiphol. By bike, you can reach West or the Jordaan within 10 minutes.
Parking facilities
The apartment has its own covered parking space, so you will never have to search for a parking spot again.
In addition, parking is possible via a permit system on public roads (permit area Nieuw-West 1). With a parking permit for Nieuw-West 1, you may park within this area. A parking permit for residents costs €37.29 per 6 months. There is currently no waiting list for this permit area (Source: Local authority , October 2024).
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