Description
Fancy living in the vibrant Indische Buurt? This is your chance!
Always dreamed of a place in one of the most charming neighborhoods in Amsterdam East? This cleverly designed and bright 56 m² apartment is located on the first floor of a quiet street, right in the heart of the vibrant Indische Buurt. The bright and spacious living room opens directly onto a sunny south-facing balcony. The semi-open kitchen connects seamlessly with this balcony. The apartment also features two bedrooms and a neat bathroom. In short: a wonderful place to come home to in a neighborhood brimming with atmosphere, shops, restaurants, and excellent transport links.
Description:
Through the communal entrance and staircase you reach the private entrance of the apartment on the first floor. You enter the spacious and bright living room at the rear of the building. Here you will also find the semi-open kitchen, equipped with freestanding appliances. Adjacent to the living room is the sunny south-facing balcony, accessible through French doors – a wonderful place to enjoy the sun. At the front of the apartment are two bedrooms. The larger bedroom boasts a charming French balcony. The bathroom is centrally located, equipped with a shower, toilet, sink, and washing machine connection.
Features and details:
- 56 m² apartment on the first floor
- 2 bedrooms
- South-facing balcony
- Laminate flooring
- Fully double-glazed windows
- Energy label D
- Annual leasehold is €765.62 and is tax-deductible
- Homeowners' Association monthly service fees are €80
Location:
The apartment is located in the heart of the lively and popular Indische Buurt in the East district. The neighborhood has changed in recent years into a hip city district with many renovated buildings, numerous facilities and several catering establishments within walking distance! Almost every week there is a new great shop or eatery opening up. Around the corner you will find Javaplein with, among other things, the beautiful recently reopened Badhuis (one of the last bathhouses in Amsterdam, which closed its doors in 1982) and the famous restaurant Wilde Zwijnen with Bar Bachrach and the Spaghetteria as neighbors. In the Javastraat you will find numerous shops for your daily shopping. Think of the well-known chains, but you can also visit many Turkish supermarkets or the daily Dappermarkt. And here too there are several nice catering establishments such as The French Cafe, Bar Mitts, Galizia, La Fucina Bar Basqiuat, Brouwerij 't IJ and Bar Botanique. For runners there is the beautiful Flevopark and there are also several gyms nearby. There are numerous public transport facilities within walking distance, such as trams, buses and Muiderpoort NS Station. There is a good connection to the A-10 ring road via the Zuiderzeeweg and there is ample parking.
