Bright 3-room apartment of approximately 67 m², located on perpetually purchased leasehold land. The apartment is located in the green neighborhood of Buitenveldert, near the Zuidas. It has a living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathroom, and an east-facing balcony of approximately 6 m².
The apartment is a former rental property and needs to be modernized. The property has potential and a practical layout with two bedrooms the possibility to create a third bedroom.
There is a 5 m² storage room on the ground floor.
Guided tour
The apartment offers a bright and spacious living room with large windows facing east and west. There is enough space for both a generous sitting area and a spacious dining table.
The compact kitchen can be arranged according to your own wishes. Some residents choose to relocate the kitchen to create a larger kitchen and bathroom or to add a third bedroom. There is a separate storage room in the basement.
The apartment has two spacious bedrooms. The master bedroom is located at the quiet front of the apartment and offers space for a double bed and wardrobe. The second bedroom at the rear overlooks the balcony and can be flexibly arranged. The centrally located bathroom has a practical layout.
The balcony, measuring approximately 6 m², faces east and is accessible from the kitchen and the second bedroom, allowing you to enjoy the morning sun.
Neighborhood Guide
Schierstins is conveniently located in Buitenveldert-Oost, between the Zuidas and Gelderlandplein. This offers a dynamic setting close to the financial district and a wide range of shops and restaurants. Amstelpark, Beatrixpark, Gijsbrecht van Aemstelpark, and the Amsterdamse Bos are all within easy reach, making them ideal for relaxation. Within a ten-minute bike ride, you can reach Beethovenstraat and Scheldestraat, which feature a variety of shops and restaurants.
The neighborhood is easily accessible by public transportation and offers a perfect balance between tranquility, green spaces, and urban amenities.
Details
• Living area approx. 67 m²
• East-facing balcony approx. 6 m²
• Located on leasehold land owned by the Local authority ; the ground rent has been purchased in full for the duration of the lease
• The property requires interior renovation
• Possibility to create a third bedroom
• The entire home features double-glazed windows made of PVC
• Energy label C, valid until 06-06-2034
• Non-owner-occupancy clause, asbestos clause, and age clause apply
• Homeowners’ association service fees €184.27 per month
• Project notary Lubbers en Dijk
• Closing can take place quickly
SCHIERSTINS No. 85
As an agency, we assist with the sale of a wide range of properties. As a real estate agent, this variety is very challenging and contributes to the picture you get of the overall housing market in Amsterdam. On behalf of our professional client, I have already sold many old rental properties in the neighborhood. The potential and current layout appeal to the imagination. The neighborhood has a great dynamic and good sports and other facilities. Gelderlandplein, Zuidas, and Beethovenstraat, among other places, offer a diverse range of shops, specialty stores, and caterers. There are also several good restaurants and cozy cafes in the neighborhood.
The apartment at Schierstins 85, which we are selling on behalf of our office, is a well-designed apartment in the popular and green neighborhood of Buitenveldert. The property has a lot of potential and a lovely east-facing balcony.
If you are interested, I would like to invite you to come and take a look. I will, of course, tell you more about the apartment. Hope to see you soon!
Glenn van der Zanden | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Glenn van der Zanden | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
The building block on Schierstins consists of 42 apartments and was built in the post-war modernist architectural style typical of the reconstruction period in the Netherlands (circa 1945-1970). The building block was designed by H. van Vreeswijk and is characterized by:
- functional and sober design: the building has a rectangular, simple structure without unnecessary decorations.
- brick facade: much of the post-war reconstruction architecture used brick as an important material, often in combination with concrete elements.
- large windows with white frames: this contributes to a functional and light living environment.
- Vertical entrance with glass: this creates a transparent and open appearance.
- flat roofs and minimal roof overhangs, characteristic of modernist designs.
A commonly used post-war construction technique is brick assembly construction (BMB), an industrial construction method that was used for various types of housing (low-rise, mid-rise, and high-rise), offices, and schools. This type of construction was widely used in the 1950s and 1960s as an efficient and affordable solution for the rapidly growing urban population.
In the assembly construction method, prefabricated concrete wall elements—half or full story height—are assembled on site with a crane, together with masonry floor slabs. This assembly is encased in fully prefabricated facade elements (half a storey high), constructed from a cavity wall with a concrete inner cavity and an outer cavity of mechanically laid brick. This system was mainly used in North Holland and North Brabant.
The living room forms the heart of the apartment and offers a spacious living area with plenty of natural light thanks to the large windows facing east and west. There is enough space for a comfortable sitting area and a large dining table, making the living room perfect for both relaxation and cozy dinners.
The kitchen is compact and can be designed entirely to your own taste. Some residents have chosen to move the kitchen to the living room, which provides space for a larger kitchen and a more spacious bathroom (see alternative floor plan). There is also the possibility of creating a third bedroom.
There is a separate storage room of approximately 5 m² in the basement.
The apartment has two full bedrooms, both practical and spacious. The master bedroom is located at the quiet front of the apartment and offers an ideal place to relax. There is enough space for a double bed and a wardrobe.
The second bedroom is located at the rear and overlooks the balcony and the green surroundings. This room can be flexibly furnished as a guest room, children's room, or home office. The bathroom is centrally located in the apartment and has a practical, compact layout.
Want to enjoy the morning sun? This is the perfect place to do so. The approximately 6 m² balcony faces east and is accessible from both the kitchen and the bedroom.
Schierstins is conveniently located in Buitenveldert-Oost, between the Zuidas and Gelderlandplein. This offers a dynamic environment close to the financial center and a wide range of shops and restaurants. The Amstelpark, Beatrixpark, Gijsbrecht van Aemstelpark, and Amsterdamse Bos are all a short distance away, ideal for relaxation. Within ten minutes by bike, you can reach Beethovenstraat and Scheldestraat with various shops and restaurants.
The neighborhood is easily accessible by public transport and offers a perfect balance between 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
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 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. In addition to public roads, it is also possible to park free of charge in the Markenhoven and Muziektheater garages with a parking permit. (Source: Local authority , March 2025).
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