Stylish 2-bedroom apartment of approximately 65 m², located in the popular Houthavens neighborhood and rated Energy Label A. The apartment is on the ground floor and offers several pleasant surprises. The atmosphere created within the apartment perfectly complements the bold and robust design of Wiborgeiland. The rough-hewn wooden floor, combined with the playful layout and the ceiling height of over 3.3 meters, creates a pleasant ambiance. The kitchen, featuring a cooking island, is equipped with all the conveniences a true chef could wish for, such as a Bora induction cooktop, dishwasher, fridge-freezer, oven, and microwave. The bedroom accommodates a double bed and a large wardrobe and also provides access to the en-suite bathroom. This features a spacious walk-in shower, a double vanity unit, and a designer radiator. The entryway includes a separate laundry room and a separate toilet. The loggia adjoins the living room and is accessible via a large folding door. The loggia is approximately 7 m² and faces northwest.
In the basement, on level -1, there is a separate storage room of approximately 6 m².
Guided tour
Bright and spacious 2-room apartment with high ceilings (3.3 meters) and sturdy planed wooden floors. The living room offers an inviting space for a sitting and dining area and features large windows. The folding doors provide access to the northwest-facing loggia, perfect for relaxing in the evening sun. The open kitchen is fully equipped with Bosch built-in appliances, including an oven, combination microwave, and Bora induction hob. The bedroom, quietly located on the street side, offers space for a double bed and a large closet. Adjacent is the modern bathroom with a walk-in shower, double sink, and timeless finish. Comfort and style come together here. The apartment also has a separate storage room of approximately 6 m² in the basement on floor -1.
neighborhood guide
De Houthavens: a successful and lively new neighborhood with seven islands and charming canals. The neighborhood is now truly bustling, with a cozy coffee shop, a park, and various playgrounds for children. Wiborgeiland is characterized by a wide, car-free street surrounded by water. There are countless great places in the neighborhood. Hotel Boat&Co has the restaurant Vessel, which is open from early in the morning until late at night. It has a beautiful terrace on the water, where many people swim in the summer. Bar Hout is adjacent to the playground, ideal when the children are playing (and they also have delicious lunch dishes and snacks). For coffee or lunch, Anne&Max and Dignita (in Spaarndammerstraat) are highly recommended. In the same street, you will also find cozy restaurants and bars such as Café De Walvis, Compartir, Freud, and Morris & Bella, all within a few minutes' walking distance. The ferry or your own boat will take you to Noord in no time, where you can enjoy hotspots such as Loetje, Pllek, or Helling 7. For groceries, Spaarndammerstraat offers everything you need, including supermarkets, a bakery, butcher, greengrocer, and more. De Houthavens has its own park, the Houthavenpark, and for those with green fingers, there is Tuinpark Zonnehoek. In addition, the famous Westerpark is nearby, offering a wide range of recreational activities. It is the perfect place for walking, lunch, drinks, and dinner in the evening. The neighborhood now has two elementary schools (Onze Amsterdamse School and Daltonschool De Spaarndammerhout), as well as childcare facilities.
Details
• Living area approx. 65 m²
• Northwest-facing loggia approx. 7 m²
• Storage room of approximately 6 m² located in the basement on level -1
• Located on leasehold land owned by Local authority . Current lease term: October 16, 2017, through October 15, 2067; annual ground rent is €3,541.46.
• The perpetual lease term after October 15, 2067 has been fully purchased out
• Energy label A
• Homeowners’ association (VvE) service charges for the apartment: €103.55 per month
STOERE JONGENS No. 163
As a real estate agency, we assist with the sale of a wide range of properties. For us as real estate agents, this variety is very challenging and contributes to the complete picture you get of the housing market in Amsterdam. Personally, I find the design and layout of the Houthavens very well thought out and a nice connection to the "old city." The neighborhood has a very pleasant dynamic and excellent amenities. Spaarndammerstraat and Haarlemmerstraat, among others, offer a diverse range of shops, specialty stores, and caterers. There are also several good restaurants and cozy cafés in the neighborhood. The apartment is a very tasteful and well-maintained ground floor apartment of approximately 65 m². The property offers a perfect combination of contemporary living and comfort. It has a spacious living room with high ceilings (3.31 meters) adjacent to the loggia. The apartment has a beautiful kitchen with a cooking island, a full bedroom with a well-appointed en suite bathroom, underfloor heating/cooling, sturdy wooden floors, a laundry room, a separate toilet, and a loggia. It is a refined home where you will Immediately feel Immediately . The property was built in 2018 as part of a large-scale development, focused on the future with extra insulation measures, gas-free construction, and the installation of underfloor heating/cooling. 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 then. Hope to see you soon!
Glenn van der Zanden | Real estate agent Broersma Wonen
The Local authority developers have agreed that the Houthavens must become a 100% climate-neutral neighborhood. The Houthavens has been built in an environmentally friendly manner, with extra attention paid to energy and material use. The project was completed in 2020 and designed by architect Neelu Boparai. He was inspired by the Houthavens itself, but also by the Entrepotdok, the robust warehouses in Hamburg, and the lofts in New York. The assignment for Wiborgeiland was to design a 150-meter-long residential strip offering views of the water on both sides. The theme for this island was 'tough guys', referring to the warehouses of the past. De Stoere Jongens is located on the first island on the west side of the Houthavens. All the islands in the Houthavens are named after Hanseatic cities with which trade was conducted in the past. Amsterdam's rich trading culture is reflected in Wiborg's architecture. There is a varied facade with nine variations for three apartment buildings and sixteen individual properties. The sturdy warehouses have different details, ranging from a sleek, more modern look to a more literal translation of a classic warehouse with brickwork.
The living room serves as the heart of the home. There is ample space for a sitting and dining area, the ideal place for relaxation and socializing. The large windows and very high ceiling of over 3.3 meters allow plenty of light to enter, further enriching the space. Adjacent to the living room is the loggia. The accordion-style doors create a pleasant connection with the outdoor space. The robust wooden floor, which runs throughout the apartment, and the corner location combine to create a unique and playful character. The open kitchen is equipped with Bosch built-in appliances, including a refrigerator, freezer, oven, combination microwave, dishwasher, and Bora induction hob.
The hall has a laundry room and a separate toilet.
The master bedroom is located on the quiet street side of the apartment and offers space for a double bed and a large wardrobe. The en-suite bathroom is equipped with a spacious walk-in shower, a double sink unit, and a designer radiator. The bathroom has timeless tiling with a combination of concrete-look floor tiles and white wall tiles.
Outdoor living is further enhanced by the loggia, which adjoins the living room and is accessible via a large folding door. The loggia is approximately 7 m² in size and faces northwest, where you can enjoy the evening sun. Partly due to its partially enclosed location, it is pleasant to sit here early in the season, making it a wonderful place to relax.
De Houthavens is a success: a new neighborhood with seven islands and charming canals. The neighborhood is now truly bustling, with nice coffee shops, a park, and various playgrounds for children. Wiborgeiland is a wide, car-free street surrounded by water. There are lots of great places to visit in the neighborhood. Hotel The July – Boat&Co has a restaurant, Vessel, which is open from early in the morning until late at night. The terrace by the water is very beautiful, where everyone goes swimming in the summer. Bar Hout is located next to the playground, ideal when the children are running around there (good lunch and snacks). Anne&Max or Dignita (Spaarndammerstraat) are perfect for good coffee or lunch. Café de Walvis, Compartir, Freud, and Morris & Bella are all cozy restaurants and bars on Spaarndammerstraat, just a few minutes' walk from our house. You can also take the ferry or your own boat to Noord, where you will find Loetje, Pllek, or Helling 7. For groceries, Spaarndammerstraat is the place to be, with supermarkets, a bakery, butcher, greengrocer, etc. De Houthavens already has its own park, the Houthavenpark, and for those with a real green thumb, there is also Tuinpark Zonnehoek. In addition, the famous Westerpark with its wide range of entertainment is nearby. The perfect place for walking, lunch, drinks, and dinner in the evening. The neighborhood now has two elementary schools (Onze Amsterdamse School and Daltonschool De Spaarndammerhout) and childcare facilities.
Accessibility
Public transportation (bus 22, 48, N81) is within walking distance. The ferry to Amsterdam-Noord is also just a few minutes away. Central Station is a 10-minute bike ride away. The neighborhood is easily accessible via exit S101 (ring road A10), and improvements to Spaarndammerstraat have optimized traffic flow. Westerpark and the city center are both a 5-minute bike ride away, making this a pleasant, quiet neighborhood with plenty of amenities nearby.
parking facilities
Paid parking applies in the neighborhood. The parking space at the bottom of the building on level -2 is only applicable with the Asking price €600,000. The enclosed parking garage can be accessed from the Helsingfors Bridge at the end of the block and is equipped with a remote-controlled electric gate. The lift system takes the vehicle, including passenger(s), to -2, where it can be parked in its own space (Number ). The parking space (3.91 x 2.72 meters) is equipped with an electric charging station.
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