Modern and bright turnkey apartment of approximately 71 m² WITH elevator, located in the green Buitenveldert. The apartment offers a spacious and bright living room, a stylish modern kitchen, two comfortable bedrooms, a luxurious bathroom with walk-in shower and double sink, and a sunny south-facing balcony. The ground lease has been bought off in perpetuity. This offers carefree and comfortable living in a quiet but central neighborhood.
Guided tour
The first-floor apartment is accessible by elevator or stairs and offers a spacious living room with large windows, flooding the interior with natural light. The living room has space for a comfortable seating area and a large dining table, perfect for cozy evenings. The entire home has sleek laminate flooring with underfloor heating, creating a warm and pleasant atmosphere. The modern kitchen is stylishly decorated and equipped with high-quality built-in appliances, including a combi-steam oven.
The apartment has two identical bedrooms, both with direct access to the sunny south-facing balcony, which offers a beautiful view of the park and the street. The modern bathroom is stylishly decorated with a spacious walk-in shower, a double sink, and a heated mirror. There is also a practical storage cupboard with a washing machine connection and a separate toilet.
A perfect apartment for those who want to live comfortably, brightly, and stylishly!
Neighborhood Guide
Nedersticht 232 is located in the Buitenveldert-Oost neighborhood of Amsterdam. This neighborhood is known for its quiet and green surroundings, with a variety of amenities within easy reach. A short distance away is Amstelpark, a beautifully landscaped park that invites visitors to stroll and relax. Additionally, the recently renovated Gelderlandplein shopping center is just a few minutes’ walk away, offering a wide range of luxury shops and dining options. By bike, both Beethovenstraat and Scheldestraat can be reached within ten minutes; both streets feature a diverse selection of shops and restaurants. The neighborhood is easily accessible by public transportation and has excellent connections to other parts of the city. In short, living at Nedersticht 232 offers a harmonious combination of tranquility, greenery, and urban amenities.
Details
• Living area approx. 71 m²
• South-facing balcony approx. 6 m²
• Two bedrooms
• Located on leasehold land owned by Local authority . The ground rent has been purchased in full for perpetuity
• Energy label D
• Completely renovated in 2018, ready to move in
• Elevator
• Storage room in the basement
• Homeowners’ Association professionally managed by IJmere
• Plans for building sustainability improvements by the Homeowners’ Association
• Homeowners’ Association service fees €206.00 per month
• Quick closing possible
• A non-owner-occupancy clause will be included in the purchase agreement
Sunny Nedersticht
This turnkey three-room apartment combines modern living comfort with a practical layout, making it ideal for first-time buyers, couples, and small families. The current owner has always rented out the property and is now happy to offer it to someone who values a ready-to-move-in apartment and appreciates the green surroundings of Buitenveldert. This neighborhood is home to parks such as Amstelpark and Beatrixpark, which are within walking distance for a daily stroll, while the liveliness of the city is easily accessible. The luxurious Gelderlandplein shopping center and the Zuidas offer a wide range of shops and restaurants in the immediate vicinity.
The street name Nedersticht refers to the historical division of the medieval region of Utrecht, which was divided into Nedersticht and Oversticht. Like many other street names in Buitenveldert, this name pays tribute to the geographical and historical names of the Netherlands, placing the apartment in a neighborhood with a rich background.
Judith de Jong | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Buitenveldert, located in the south of Amsterdam, is a neighborhood that stands out for its modernist urban design and architecture from the 1950s and 1960s. Designed according to Cornelis van Eesteren's General Expansion Plan (AUP), the neighborhood exudes spaciousness and tranquility.
The architecture in Buitenveldert is characterized by functionalism, with clean lines, practical layouts, and large windows that provide plenty of daylight. The buildings consist of gallery flats, single-family homes, and modernist low-rise buildings. Wide avenues, open squares, and parks, such as the Amstelpark and the Gijsbrecht van Aemstelpark, surround the residences give the neighborhood a green, serene atmosphere that is ideal for families and the elderly.
In addition to its green spaces, Buitenveldert offers some notable amenities, such as Gelderlandplein, a shopping center built in the 1960s and since modernized. The proximity of the Zuidas, with its modern high-rise buildings, forms an interesting contrast to the modest architecture of Buitenveldert itself.
Buitenveldert is a neighborhood where tradition and modernity come together harmoniously, and where the ideals of the modernist residential area—light, air, and space—can still be felt.
The apartment on the first floor can be reached by elevator or stairs. Upon entering through the hall, you step into the bright and cozy living room. Thanks to large windows, this space enjoys an abundance of natural light. The living room offers more than enough space for a comfortable sitting area and a spacious dining table. The entire home has modern laminate flooring with underfloor heating, which provides extra comfort.
The central hall connects the living room to the bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, a practical storage cupboard with washing machine connection, and a separate toilet. The kitchen is equipped with high-quality built-in appliances, including a combi-steam oven, dishwasher, 4-burner gas hob, fridge-freezer, and extractor hood, making it a functional and stylish space.
The apartment has two equal bedrooms, both with direct access to the front balcony. The master bedroom is spacious enough for a large double bed and a wardrobe, while the second bedroom is ideal as a children's room, guest room, or study. The neutral finish offers plenty of opportunities to decorate the rooms to your own taste. The modern bathroom is cleverly laid out and equipped with a spacious walk-in shower with rain shower, a double sink, and a heated mirror.
The south-facing balcony extends along the front of the apartment and offers a beautiful view of the park and the street. An ideal place to relax and enjoy the sun.
Neighborhood Guide
Nedersticht 232 is located in the Buitenveldert-Oost neighborhood in Amsterdam. This neighborhood is known for its quiet and green surroundings, with various amenities within easy reach. A short distance away is the Amstelpark, a beautifully landscaped park that invites you to walk and relax. In addition, the recently renovated Gelderlandplein shopping center is only a few minutes' walk away, offering a wide range of luxury shops and restaurants. Both Beethovenstraat and Scheldestraat are within ten minutes by bike, both streets offering a diverse range of shops and restaurants. The neighborhood is easily accessible by public transport and has excellent connections to other parts of the city. In short, living at Nedersticht 232 offers a harmonious combination of tranquility, greenery, and urban amenities.
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). There are several tram and bus stops in the vicinity, and the Amsterdam-Zuid/WTC train and metro station is also quickly and easily accessible. Tram line 5 and metro line 51 provide Immediately the center of Amsterdam or Schiphol Airport. The complex is also conveniently located near the A10 (exit 109). The major highways (A9, A2, A10, and A4) are also just a few minutes' drive away.
Parking facilities
Parking is possible via a permit system on public roads (permit area Zuid 7).
With a parking permit for Zuid 7, you may park in Zuid 7. A parking permit for residents costs €57.00 per 6 months.
There is currently no waiting list for this permit area. A second parking permit is available in this area at a cost of €142.50 per 6 months (Source: Local authority , January 2025).
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