Living by the water—for many, a dream come true. This spacious apartment of approximately 112 m² is located on the Sloterkade, on a corner, which provides beautiful light on two sides. The playful layout is further enhanced by the presence of no fewer than three outdoor areas, ideal for enjoying the view and the surroundings.
Guided tour
Located on the second floor, this apartment of approximately 112 m² offers an ideal combination of space, light, and comfort. The building is equipped with an elevator, which makes it extra practical. The spacious living room, located at the front, offers a beautiful view of the water and a sense of privacy thanks to the large windows and corner location. Adjacent to the living room is one of the three outdoor areas, which adds extra charm with its view of the Schinkel.
The open kitchen is designed as a corner unit and combines a rugged look with functional materials such as wood and stainless steel. The kitchen is equipped with a refrigerator/freezer, dishwasher, and gas stove with oven.
The apartment has three well-sized bedrooms. The master bedroom is spacious, with a Floor area approximately 20 m². The two bedrooms the rear are ideal as children's rooms, a study, or a guest room.
The bathroom is simple but neatly finished, decorated in light colors and equipped with a shower and washbasin. The toilet is separate, which offers extra convenience.
In addition, the apartment has a spacious internal storage room with connections for a washing machine and dryer.
Location
Sloterkade is a quiet, one-way street with a view of the water. The immediate vicinity offers a wide range of coffee shops, cozy pubs, gyms, and yoga studios, with both Overtoom and Amstelveenseweg just around the corner. The Vondelpark, a stone's throw away, completes the location.
Neighborhood Guide
The neighborhood was built in the 1920s as part of the Plan West initiative by the former Local authority . The street names are named after 19th-century painters and places southwest of Amsterdam. The Hoofddorppleinbuurt is part of the Zuid district.
The area offers plenty of options for shopping and dining enthusiasts. Wen concept store on Hoofddorpweg is highly recommended for unique gifts and stylish accessories. There are many great restaurants and cozy cafés in the area, including Gent aan de Schinkel, Oslo, Café Maurits, and Nana’s Coffee on Hoofddorpplein.
Sports and recreation are also within easy reach. David Lloyd offers extensive fitness facilities, and there are several yoga studios nearby. This location combines a stylish living environment with the vibrancy of the city, making it an ideal place to live and enjoy everything Amsterdam has to offer.
There are many playgrounds for children in the neighborhood, and of course, Vondelpark is just around the corner, making it the perfect spot for a nice walk or workout. In addition, the water along the Westlandgracht or Sloterkade offers the possibility of mooring a small boat, ideal for a trip through the canals. Living in the Hoofddorpplein neighborhood provides a village-like atmosphere while still being close to the vibrancy of Zuid, Zuidas, and West.
The Hoofddorppleinbuurt, of which the Sloterkade is a part, is now a vibrant neighborhood with an ideal mix of tranquility, greenery, and urban amenities.
Details
• Living area approx. 112 m²
• Multiple outdoor spaces
• Located on freehold land
• Energy label E
• Homeowners’ association fees €349.17 per month
• Year of construction
• Elevator available
• A non-owner-occupancy clause will be included
• Designated notary: Lubbers & Dijk
The Chocolate Factory
Living by the water – a dream location on the Sloterkade.
This spacious apartment of approximately 112 m² is located on a unique corner location on the Sloterkade. The corner location not only provides plenty of light on two sides, but also gives the apartment a playful layout. An extra luxury is the presence of three outdoor areas, ideal for enjoying the view and the fresh air.
A particularly practical advantage is that the building is equipped with an elevator. This allows you to choose every day: the elevator or the stairs. Because the elevator is located in a different place than the stairwell, the apartment even has two entrances, offering flexibility and convenience.
The Sloterkade is a quiet one-way street with a beautiful view of the water. The area offers a wide range of facilities, such as cozy coffee shops and atmospheric pubs. Both the Overtoom and the Amstelveenseweg are nearby and offer a wide range of gyms and yoga studios. The Vondelpark, one of Amsterdam's most beloved parks, is just a stone's throw away, making the location even more attractive.
Judith de Jong | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
Sloterkade 10-11 has a rich history. The building, constructed in 1938, was home to the Mars factory, known for its filled chocolate bars, until the 1960s. The factory was located on the ground floor, while the floors above served as office space and living quarters with three residences. After the Mars factory, the building housed a printing company for many years. Today, the building is used entirely as residential space.
The building exudes the characteristic atmosphere of the 1930s, with its brick facades and beautiful stained glass elements, which perfectly reflect the charm of that period.
General
The apartment, located on the second floor, is easily accessible by both elevator and stairs.
Living and cooking
The spacious living room is located at the front of the building and offers plenty of light and a view of the water. The large windows and corner location create a spacious feeling and plenty of privacy. Adjacent to the living room is one of the outdoor areas, which adds extra charm with its view of the Schinkel.
The open kitchen, designed as a corner unit, has a sturdy look thanks to the use of wood and stainless steel. The kitchen is equipped with a refrigerator/freezer, dishwasher, and gas stove with oven. Oak flooring was chosen for the apartment, while the kitchen features practical gray tiles.
The apartment has three well-sized bedrooms. The master bedroom, with a Floor area approximately 20 m², offers plenty of space and comfort. The two other bedrooms, located at the rear, are ideal as children's rooms or a study.
The bathroom is simple but well-maintained, decorated in light colors, and equipped with a shower and sink. The toilet is separate. In addition, the house offers an internal storage room with connections for a washing machine and dryer.
Thanks to its corner location and playful layout, this apartment has three outdoor spaces. Adjacent to the living room is a balcony overlooking the Schinkel, where you can enjoy watching the boats go by on summer days. The second balcony, located at the rear, is a sheltered spot overlooking the inner gardens and is accessible from two bedrooms. The loggia adjoins both the kitchen and the master bedroom, making it extra pleasant to open the doors on warm days.
neighborhood guide
The neighborhood was developed in the 1920s as part of Plan West by the former Local authority . The street names refer to 19th-century painters and locations southwest of Amsterdam. The Hoofddorpplein neighborhood is part of Amsterdam's Zuid district.
This neighborhood offers plenty of opportunities for lovers of shopping and good food. Wen Conceptstore on Hoofddorpweg is a great place for unique gifts and stylish accessories. There are also many cozy restaurants and cafés, such as Gent aan de Schinkel, Oslo, Café Maurits, and Nana’s Coffee on Hoofddorpplein.
The neighborhood offers various options for sports and recreation. David Lloyd Available extensive fitness facilities, and there are several yoga studios in the area. This location combines a stylish living environment with the dynamism of the city, making it an ideal place to live and enjoy everything Amsterdam has to offer.
The neighborhood is also very suitable for families, with many playgrounds in the immediate vicinity. The Vondelpark is just around the corner and is perfect for a walk or workout. In addition, the waters of the Westlandgracht and Sloterkade offer opportunities to moor a small boat, ideal for exploring Amsterdam's canals. Living in the Hoofddorppleinbuurt offers a village-like atmosphere, while still being close to the liveliness of Zuid, Zuidas, and West.
The Hoofddorpplein neighborhood, including the Sloterkade, is now a lively district that offers an ideal mix of tranquility, greenery, and urban amenities.
accessibility
The apartment is easily accessible by bicycle, car, and public transportation. Trams 1 and 17 stop just a few minutes' walk away. In addition, there are several bus lines, such as lines 15 and N88, which offer connections to Sloterdijk, Station Zuid, and Amsterdam Central Station. By car, you can reach the S106 and the A10 ring road within five minutes. Schiphol Airport is only a 15-minute drive away.
Parking
Parking is possible via a permit system for public streets (permit area Zuid 2.3). With a parking permit for Zuid 2.3, parking is also permitted in Zuid-1, Zuid-2, and Zuid-8. A parking permit for residents costs €192.81 per six months.
There is currently a three-month waiting period for a parking permit in this neighborhood. A second parking permit is not Available. (Source: Local authority , January 2025).
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