Apartment of approximately 107 m² located on Zeeburgereiland. The apartment features a spacious and bright living room with an open kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a west-facing balcony of approximately 12 m². There is a separate storage room in the basement of approximately 5 m². If desired, a parking space is Available the underground parking garage for a Purchase price €60,000.
Guided tour
Access to the building is via the open gallery leading to the home’s entrance, with a gradual transition from outside to inside and sightlines that introduce a sense of spaciousness. The entryway is located in the foyer, from which all rooms branch out logically, creating a direct connection to the bright living area. This opens up widely, with the seating area along the facade and a view of the balcony. Centrally located in the space is the dining table, serving as the heart of the home, with the sleek, well-organized kitchen adjacent to it. The balcony extends the space outward, offering views of the water, city, and sky. The sleeping area is accessible from the entryway, featuring a quiet first bedroom and a more spacious master bedroom with even natural light. The bathroom is centrally located and practically designed. The layout is clear and efficient, striking a balance between compactness and spaciousness, creating a comfortable and future-proof living environment.
Neighborhood Guide
Mary van der Sluisstraat is located on Zeeburgereiland, a new neighborhood in Amsterdam. Most of the residential projects have already been completed, the elementary and secondary schools are open, and the island has attracted a number of restaurants and cafes, such as Bluey’s Coffee, Espressofabriek, Kaap Amsterdam, and Haddock. Of course, there’s also an Albert Heijn for your daily groceries. The island perfectly combines urban living with the rural charm of the North, featuring beautiful nature in the immediate vicinity. In short, a wonderful place to live.
Details
• Living area: approx. 107 m²
• West-facing terrace on the fourth floor of approximately 12 m²
• Energy-efficient home (energy label A); fully equipped with district heating
• The ground rent has been bought out in perpetuity
• Homeowners’ association professionally managed with a long-term maintenance plan
• HOA service fees for apartment: €244.97 per month
• HOA service fees for parking space: €37.26 per month
• HOA service fees for motorcycle parking space: €35.12 per month
• Private parking space in the garage. This is offered for a Purchase price €60,000
• A motorcycle parking space is also available as an option for a Purchase price €20,000
• Storage unit in the basement
• Project notary Brummelhuis
En Garde
Located in an area rapidly developing into a contemporary neighborhood, this well-designed home features an open layout and a spacious balcony. The combination of light, space, and a logical floor plan creates a comfortable living environment tailored to everyday life.
The home is part of a modern residential building within Y-city 4.1, located in the Sportheldenbuurt, a place where history and innovation converge. The name En Garde subtly references Mary van der Sluis, the Olympic fencer after whom the street is named, while also reflecting the precision and balance that are palpable within the home.
Inside, Immediately cohesion between the various spaces is Immediately apparent. The living room and kitchen form a single open space, with direct access to the balcony, which serves as an extension of the interior. The bedrooms situated in a quiet area, and the bathroom is practical and well-appointed.
A key advantage is that the ground lease has been purchased in perpetuity, ensuring clarity and stability in the long term. Additionally, the home features a private storage unit and a dedicated parking space in the basement, significantly enhancing daily convenience.
The location on the outskirts of the city, with good connections to both the city center and major highways, makes this a place that easily accommodates a variety of living preferences. A home characterized by openness, light, and a clear layout, in a rapidly developing neighborhood.
Ronald van de Bijl | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
Babette Meijers | Real Estate Agent Broersma Wonen
The building is part of Y-city 4.1, a complex within the Zeeburgereiland urban development project where living, working, and urban vitality converge. The design is characterized by robust building blocks in an open setting, with space for sightlines and greenery between the volumes. The architecture is clear and rhythmically structured. Horizontal lines of balconies bring cohesion to the facade, while vertical accents provide variation and recognizability. The use of brick, concrete, and light balustrades gives the building a contemporary look with a warm undertone. The galleries function as open access zones with views of the surroundings. They form a transition between private and communal spaces and contribute to the spatial experience of the whole. Within this context, the residence positions itself as part of a larger, carefully designed urban whole.
The living area unfolds as a single, open space where living, dining, and cooking flow seamlessly into one another. The seating area runs along the wide window front, where daylight floods deep into the space and the view forms a constantly changing backdrop. The arrangement of the sofa follows the length of the facade, drawing the eye outward and opening the space to its surroundings.
The dining table is centrally located, at the transition between the seating area and the kitchen. This position makes it a natural spot for daily use and for moments with guests, allowing the space to effortlessly adapt to its use.
The kitchen is neatly positioned along the wall, creating a calm focal point within the space. The layout is logical and efficient, with all functions within easy reach without the kitchen visually dominating the room.
Direct access to the balcony enhances the sense of spaciousness. The indoor and outdoor areas flow seamlessly into one another, allowing the living space to expand and adapt to the time of day.
The bedrooms situated in a quiet area relative to the living space and form a private section of the home. The master bedroom offers ample space for a complete set of furnishings and benefits from even natural light streaming in through the window. The atmosphere is calm and uncluttered, with plenty of privacy. The second bedroom is more compact and versatile. This space can serve as a home office, guest room, or children’s room and connects logically to the central hallway.
The bathroom is functional and well-appointed, featuring a combination of a bathtub and shower. The light finishes and the wide mirror enhance the sense of space, while the vanity provides practical storage.
The balcony spans the full width of the home and serves as an Immediately of the living space. The wooden decking provides a warm foundation, while the glass balustrade keeps the view open and strengthens the connection with the surroundings.
The canopy provides shelter and makes it possible to use the balcony for much of the year. This creates a space that is both functional and pleasant.
The view extends over the water and the surrounding infrastructure, with a developing urban landscape beyond. The elevated location offers privacy and tranquility, while the surroundings remain in constant motion.
Mary van der Sluisstraat is located on Zeeburgereiland, a new neighborhood in Amsterdam. Most of the developments have already been completed, the elementary and secondary schools are open, and the island has attracted a number of restaurants and cafes, such as Bluey’s Coffee, Espressofabriek, Kaap Amsterdam, and Haddock. Of course, there’s also an Albert Heijn for your daily groceries. The island perfectly combines urban living with the rural charm of the Noord district, featuring beautiful nature right in the immediate vicinity. In short, a wonderful place to live.
Accessibility of
Mary van der Sluisstraat 322 is easily accessible by car. The location is close to the A10 ring road, which provides quick access to the A1, A2, A4, and A9 highways. This makes it easy to travel both within the city and to surrounding areas. The A10 ring road can be reached within 5 minutes by car via exit S114 (Zeeburgereiland/IJburg).
The nearest tram and bus stops are within walking distance. Tram line 26, which connects Central Station with IJburg, has a stop nearby. Additionally, the “Noord” metro station is easily accessible, offering quick connections to other parts of the city. Although Zeeburgereiland itself does not have a metro station, the area is well connected to the metro via nearby stations. Metro station Noord, part of the North/South Line (Line 52), is easily accessible by tram and bus. This metro station offers fast connections to major hubs in Amsterdam, including Amsterdam Zuid and Amsterdam Central.
Parking Space
Private parking space in the garage. This is offered for a Purchase price €60,000, and a parking space for a motorcycle is also available as an option for a Purchase price €20,000.
1095 PK Amsterdam
Bar Baggerbeest
A place to have a drink, a bite to eat, meet new people and connect. Satisfy your hunger with delicious stone oven pizzas. Quench your thirst with one of the (organic) wines, fair-trade coffee or (Amsterdam) beer. Bar Baggerbeest is part of Broedplaats Baggerbeest, the cultural anchor point of the emerging urban district: the Sluisbuurt. Club: On Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays after 9:00 PM, there is room for cultural programming.
1019 AG Amsterdam
Jōki
The name ‘JōKi’ (which means Steam in Japanese) refers to the ‘Gemaal de Cruquius’, the largest steam engine in the world.
The coffee here is made with beans from Stooker, so that's alright.
1019 AT Amsterdam
Krux brewery
Cruquiuseiland used to be one large shipyard. Now, only one brewery remains. It's a place where beer is brewed and where you can also come and drink. According to some, it's the smallest brewery in Amsterdam. This has two advantages: the small batches make it easy to experiment with recipes, and the beer is always super fresh!
1019 MB Amsterdam
Paon Bali
Paon Bali Amsterdam (formerly Catering Enak Sekali) specializes in authentic Balinese cuisine. Bali has its own extensive cuisine. Compared to other Indonesian cuisines, it is spicier and less sweet. Pork is also used more often. According to a well-known chef and author of books on Indonesian food, you will find the best satay (grilled on charcoal) in the city here!
1026 CA Amsterdam
Tea Lady Durgerdam
Theetante Durgerdam is located in the dike house on the IJsselmeer. Here, the most delicious homemade cakes are served with a warm cup of coffee or tea. You can sit on the picturesque terrace with a view of the authentic houses of Durgerdam, but it is also very cozy inside at the regulars' table. The cakes vary every week, so you can try a new piece of cake every week. The ideal place to recover from a long bike ride.
1095 KE Amsterdam
Distillery 't Nieuwe Diep
Distillery 't Nieuwe Diep is located in a beautiful, peaceful spot in Flevopark. When the weather is nice, you can sit on the terrace by the pond and listen to the sounds of ducks and other animals around you. They make around 100 products, including various genevers, liqueurs, and bitters, made from organic ingredients as much as possible. Take, for example, 'het groene juffertje in de plas' (the green lady in the pond) or a lemon jenever. In addition to spirits, they also serve other drinks and various snacks.
1019 JK Amsterdam
Esra
Esra is the Amsterdam restaurant of Selin Kiazim, a London-born chef with Turkish-Cypriot roots, known for her renowned restaurant Oklava in London. Together with her partner and co-founder Steph de Goeijen, she serves a menu that celebrates seasonal produce and Mediterranean flavors, with a clear emphasis on her cultural background and fresh, creative interpretations. The dishes are rich in flavor and vary weekly, combining classic Turkish elements with local Dutch products. In addition to the food, Steph's carefully curated wine list is an important part of the experience, with Mediterranean and Turkish wines that pair well with the cuisine.
1026 CB Amsterdam
Restaurant de Mark
Immerse yourself in the welcoming social atmosphere of De Mark restaurant by the lake. Whether by the fireplace in the dining room, in the wine room, or on the terrace by the water. De Mark is a modest but absolute culinary hotspot, created by Michelin-starred chefs. Chef Koen Marees works together with gourmet heroes Richard van Oostenbrugge and Thomas Groot from the Michelin-starred restaurants 212 and De Juwelier in Amsterdam. Local, fresh, and seasonal ingredients form the basis of the menu. Familiar classics are bold and uncomplicated, and simple ingredients create dishes that just taste good. Combine this with a bottle from the wine cellar to complete your evening.
1095 CJ Amsterdam
Wild Boars Restaurant
Restaurant Wilde Zwijnen serves modern Dutch cuisine. They describe their approach as follows: 'For us, modern Dutch cuisine means using ingredients grown in the Netherlands, and the closer to home, the better. We cook with seasonal ingredients, including vegetarian options, and use sustainable products as much as possible.' Wilde Zwijnen serves a set menu consisting of three, four, or five courses. On Mondays and Tuesdays, guests can dine à la carte.
1095 HR Amsterdam
Bar Bachrach
Bar Bachrach is both a bar and a restaurant. Here you will find modern Middle Eastern cuisine, such as halloumi with beetroot or a Jerusalem bagel. Chef Yaniv carefully composes the dishes using various fresh seasonal products. You can enjoy a good glass of wine and small dishes here, or linger over a long dinner from the chef's pre-composed menu. The wooden interior and mix of vintage and modern elements create a wonderfully warm atmosphere inside.
1094 HE Amsterdam
De Jonge Admiraal
At the end of Javastraat, adjacent to Javaplein, you'll find De Jonge Admiraal. They serve delicious coffees, great sandwiches, and wonderful cakes from Majesteit Taart, a cake shop further down Javastraat. De Jonge Admiraal is cozy and laptop-free; everyone there is chatting or playing games, creating a great atmosphere. In the evenings, you can also enjoy tasty local beers, and there are often fun events like pub quizzes, Ajax matches, or live performances.
1094 CC Amsterdam
Studio/K
Studio/K is a cinema, restaurant, and cultural venue on Timorplein in Amsterdam East. Every day, it screens the best national and international feature films. Studio/K also organizes music evenings and dance parties. In Studio/K's café/restaurant, you can enjoy a delicious coffee or one of the tasty dishes on the menu. An extra nice feature of Studio/K is that you can combine film and dinner with a special package. You can even take your meal with you into the cinema. Studio/K was founded by the Kriterion Foundation, which also founded the Kriterion cinema and Skek restaurant. As with the other initiatives of the Kriterion Foundation, Studio/K is run entirely by students.
1023 NK Amsterdam
Schellingwoude Farmers' Market
Landmarkt Schellingwoude is a large indoor supermarket selling products mainly from local entrepreneurs and small growers. The Landmarkt is known for its artisanal suppliers from the neighborhood and therefore has a very wide range of high-quality products. You can also pick up freshly prepared meals here or eat in the restaurant next to the supermarket. There, you can eat whatever the chef has prepared, so it's different every day. You can also have a cup of coffee and look out over the beautiful Schellingwouderdijk.
1019 VC Amsterdam
Millie Vanillie
At Millie Vanillie, baking takes place from early morning until late in the evening. The range includes fresh sourdough breads and pastries such as cardamom buns and custard buns.
In addition, delicious coffee is also served at Millie Vanillie. The beans also come from Sprout.
Amsterdam
Thull's deli
Thulls deli is a truly excellent caterer. They make delicious, fresh meals with Mediterranean influences to take away. In addition to meals, you can also pick up delicious, generously filled sandwiches that are freshly made by the friendly staff. Everything is fresh and homemade. The delihasan extensive and carefully selected range of European wines and ciders, sourdough bread from Restaurant As, chocolate, charcuterie, cheeses, olive oil, vinegars, canned fish, and more. However, Thulls has really become famous for making its own pickles and fermented vegetables such as sauerkraut and kimchi. They also brew water kefir and kombucha!
Amsterdam
Biomarkt Zeeburg
For more than 10 years, there has been a weekly organic market on Wednesdays at the Van Eesterenlaan in Zeeburg. Vegetables, fruit, nuts, cheese, olives, raw food, bread, mushrooms, vegetarian roti, pizza, Lebanese mezze, fish and grilled chickens. It is located on the Eastern Islands, so you also have a beautiful view. Tip: some say they sell the best kibbeling in Amsterdam here...
1018 NE Amsterdam
City Bakery As
The sourdough bread from this city bakery is among the best in the city. Once a restaurant, but resurrected as a bakery in Amsterdam East with Godfather of bread at the helm: Efraim Bolado van der Meij. The bakery is a bit hidden, but is definitely worth a visit.
1019 BB Amsterdam
Frankly Amsterdam
The young Dutch company Frankly Amsterdam – with founder Femke Derks at the helm – designs, produces and sells rugs, bed linen, plaids and scarves. Products in soft natural tones that add warmth, comfort and tranquility to any interior. At Frankly Amsterdam they do things differently, their products have an honest origin where employees work in a good environment with pure, harmless materials and receive a fair wage.
1086 XK Amsterdam
Cash register
Kasstoor offers sophisticated Amsterdam living. This business has been a leader in the field of top-quality designer furniture for over 100 years. Kasstoor is an expert in bringing together classic and modern ideas. A team of professionals travels the world to collect the most beautiful items. You can view this beautiful designer furniture in the showroom located on the beautiful Amsterdam IJ. From sofas to chairs to tables, you will find it all here, and all of the highest quality.
1086 XP Amsterdam
Design020
On the western tip of Steigereiland, you will find Design020, a large home furnishings store with all kinds of designer furniture from suppliers such as Kasstoor & Wonen 2000 and other showrooms. It is the perfect place to wander around and get inspiration for interior design. The space is beautiful, with lots of natural light, floating staircases, and an industrial character. In addition to designer furniture, the showrooms also feature building materials such as door handles and cast floors. Design020 is also a meeting point for architects and designers.
1095 CJ Amsterdam
Found in Sweden
Found in Sweden, located on Javaplein in Amsterdam East, is a vintage store that lives up to its name. Everything in the store has been carefully selected from Sweden, ranging from mid-century sideboards to lamps and tablecloths. The collection is constantly changing, with new finds from Sweden or lovingly restored pieces arriving every week. Although some items are design classics, the shop also offers affordable vintage treasures. The owner, a passionate vintage hunter, shares her love for unique pieces. Found in Sweden is a place where the world of vintage comes to life, with surprises on every visit.
1094 HC Amsterdam
Neighborhood recycling center
De Buurtkringloop is a thrift store and meeting place for residents of the Indische buurt neighborhood. It was opened thanks to crowdfunding and winning the public prize worth €2,500 at 'Boost je Buurt'. Here you can search for unique items, but also work flexibly or hold meetings. There is also a coffee corner and free workshops.
1019 MJ Amsterdam
Bisou Gallery
Bisou Gallery originated from Rademaker's love for art and interior design. He started in 2016 with an 'Instagram only gallery', but since 2020 there has been a physical location on the KNSM Island in Amsterdam East. Rademaker does not follow the big names for the art he exhibits, but only his own heart and taste. The homely atmosphere makes it a pleasant place to get acquainted with the outspoken works in an accessible way.
1019 LE Amsterdam
Rademakers Gallery
Rademakers Gallery is Pien Rademakers' gallery and offers exhibitions where art, fashion, and design meet. Pien Rademakers is an art historian and designs every exhibition for the gallery. In her exhibitions, she strives for programs that focus on interdisciplinarity, Sustainability female talent. Rademakers Gallery is not only a place to admire the works on display; art lovers can also receive advice on purchasing new works or putting together their own art collection. In short, Rademakers Gallery is an expert in all areas of art. The building is located in the new development area of KNSM Island.
1019 AT Amsterdam
Museum Perron Oost
With a Floor area 6 m2, Museum Perron Oost in the Eastern Docklands is perhaps the smallest museum in the world. In 1993, artist and designer Joep van Lieshout transformed the former cattle market platform into a mini park, complete with an empty freight car. It shows the past 150 years of history of this part of the city: there are stories of cattle traders, circus parades, liner services to Indonesia, Suriname, and the United States, Jewish refugees, young delinquents, squatters, and urban nomads. Since 2013, Museum Perron Oost has been telling the stories of old and new local residents in the form of theater, film, dance, music, visual arts, or combinations thereof. The museum on the platform also hosts exhibitions about different periods in the history of the Eastern Docklands.
