Living near the Zuidas business district, but in an oasis of peace and greenery, on the waterfront and with stunning views.
Max Wambach | Broersma Wonen
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A modern communal entrance provides access to the apartment located on the second floor of the building. The L-shaped hall has a separate toilet with washbasin and a large built-in cupboard. A special feature is the spacious layout of the living room with large windows that provide plenty of natural light. The neat, light-colored flooring also contributes to the attractive appearance of the whole.
The semi-open kitchen has a hardstone worktop, five-burner gas stove, and is equipped with various built-in appliances. A great place to prepare a delicious meal. Next to the kitchen is an internal storage room with washing machine and dryer connections and ample storage space. The living room provides access to the sunny west-facing balcony. The balcony offers a beautiful view of the marinas of the Nieuwe Meer and the Amsterdamse Bos.
The house also has a spacious bedroom. The bathroom is directly connected to the bedroom and has a shower, bathtub, and sink. There is also a storage room in the basement, which is handy for storing bicycles or other items.
Specifics
- Usable living space approximately 99 m²
- Own land
- Spacious balcony of approximately 11 m²
- Storage room in the basement
- Year of construction
- Master bedroom
- Professional Homeowners' Association
- Internal regulations
- Service charges €247.81 per month
- Energy label C
- Double glazed
- Transfer By arrangement
The building
The apartment is part of the well-maintained, small-scale Meidoorn apartment complex and has an elevator. The property dates from 1999—a period when increasingly high-quality and luxurious residences built.
The owners' association is professionally managed and has a multi-year maintenance plan and reserve fund. In addition, there are internal regulations.
area
The property is easily accessible by public transport and major roads in the immediate vicinity. Bus, tram, and metro lines are within walking distance, with stops such as Amsterdam Central Station, Rokin, and Bijlmer Arena. The property is also easily accessible by car, and you can reach the A10 motorway in just a few minutes.
Parking
Parking is available in front of the building or in the immediate vicinity.
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