Zeeburgerdijk 112-M1094 AJ AmsterdamTimorpleinbuurt-Noord

*** OPEN HOUSE MONDAY JUNE 24th FROM 17:00 UNTIL 19:00 *** A sustainable, stylish, and playfully designed loft spanning 202 m² with 5 bedrooms and a private parking space (separately for sale) in a completely renovated former school. The property is located on the third floor and features high ceilings (4.20 meters) and windows, offering ample natural light. Additionally, there is a private balcony adjacent to the kitchen and a spacious rooftop terrace overlooking the Amsterdam skyline. The property is entirely sustainable (A-label) and gas-free, equipped with a heat recovery system, heated with geothermal energy from its own sources, and has underfloor heating and cooling. The building also features fully furnished communal areas such as a rooftop terrace, inner courtyard, a guest accommodation with a bathroom of 12 m², and a multifunctional studio/office/workspace/kitchen area of 88 m² A PIECE OF HISTORY The former fashion school consists of two contemporary buildings, dating back to 1914 and 1969 respectively, each with their own specific characteristics, both enchanting and impressive. In 2018, it was completely renovated and transformed into 26 unique luxury homes including a collective heat and cold generation system and solar panels. WELCOME The apartment on the second floor is reached through the spacious and easily accessible communal staircase. Upon entering, the unique and light-filled nature of this apartment immediately catches the eye. The space is very open, with daylight freely entering through the high ceilings combined with the many windows. The modern cast floor adds character to the space. COOKING From the hallway with a custom-made steel front, you enter the spacious kitchen. The kitchen with an extra-deep worktop is equipped with all conceivable built-in appliances such as an oven and a separate steam oven, combination microwave, warming drawer, dishwasher, refrigerator, Quooker, and induction hob with integrated extraction. The color scheme is entirely in line with the current zeitgeist; light wood, anthracite, and pebble. The dining table is an extension of the kitchen island, allowing interaction with the table guests while cooking. Adjacent is the south-facing balcony, providing an extra lovely place to start the day or linger over dinner while the sun shines in. Not to be missed is the beautiful wood-burning stove between the kitchen and the dining table, the centerpiece of the home in winter. Also worth mentioning is the possibility to close off the kitchen with a 4-meter-wide sliding door, separating it from the living room. Next to the kitchen, there is a large internal storage room with all technical installations, washing machine connection, freezer, and more than enough storage space. LIVING The living room is a wonderful place to retreat, with three large windows and a large wall of cabinets hiding a bar and TV. UPSTAIRS ROOM Via an internal staircase with four steps, an extra room is accessible from both the kitchen and the entrance, perfect for guests. The space is beautifully framed with old doors and atmospheric wall tiles. The built-in closet offers a concealed desk, followed by a seating area and a double bed on a mezzanine. The original brick wall has been left exposed, forming a beautiful reminder of the past. SLEEPING Once upstairs via a well-accessible spiral staircase, the sleeping floor is reached with no fewer than four bedrooms. The master bedroom, with large windows on 2 sides, is spacious and features a double wardrobe. Then there are three delightful and well-proportioned children's/workrooms, each with its own view and again equipped with built-in wardrobes. A nice detail is the walk-on glass in the bedrooms, allowing extra light to enter and playful contact with the ground floor. ME-TIME The bathroom can be reached via the walkway and the upstairs room and has an open structure due to the glass walls in the steel front; this way, there is even a playful view and contact with the kitchen. The spacious built-in bath, wide sink, and separate spacious shower cubicle with rain shower. The spring-green Winckelmans tiles, also found in the kitchen and toilets, combined with high-quality micro-stucco, exude peace and warmth. OUTDOORS The rooftop garden covers almost 35 m² and is accessed via the roof house. This sunny terrace has various seating options; a lounge corner and a large picnic table to enjoy a barbecue on a beautiful summer evening. There is also an outdoor shower with both hot and cold water. All this with plenty of privacy. Let the summer begin! WHAT THE CURRENT OWNERS WILL MISS "We, together with the majority of the residents of the old fashion school, have all played a major role in the transformation of the old fashion school into homes. We have all created unique homes. Achieving a dream together has led to a close-knit community. In which we have experienced a lot of warmth and connectedness with the other residents. Our memories are filled with summer days on the rooftop terrace, quiet mornings with coffee, and lively BBQs into the late hours. In winter, we enjoyed cozy evenings by the wood-burning stove." HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION The Owners Association consists of 26 homes and is professionally managed by 'Nieuwe Wereld'. The VvE has solar panels and a central ground heat pump, which keeps heating costs very low. There is a communal inner garden, a multifunctional office/work space, and a guest accommodation. The service costs are € 211.95 per month for the home, € 45.45 per month for the parking space, and the advance on the energy costs is € 95.94 per month. GROUND LEASE The apartment right is located on leasehold land, General provisions 2000 Amsterdam. The annual Canon is €2321,- until 2067. From 2067, the leasehold has been ETERNALLY BOUGHT OFF. LOCATION This apartment is located in the bustling Indische buurt and is close to the Czaar Peterbuurt, Artis, Watergraafsmeer, and Cruquiuseiland. The Javaplein and the lively Javastraat are within walking distance. Here you can go for daily groceries and there are various shops and restaurants, including restaurant De Wilde Zwijnen and the cozy café Gijs de Rooy. The Badhuis Amsterdam has reopened its doors. The place - named after its original function - functioned as an actual bathhouse from the fifties to the eighties. At the new Badhuis, you can visit from early in the morning until late at night. Breakfast, coffee, lunch, drinks, dinner, and more. This is the new hotspot in Amsterdam-Oost. There is an excellent connection to public transport: bus 65 towards Amsterdam Zuid and bus 22 towards Central Station stop around the corner, and tram line 14 stops at Javaplein. Muiderpoort train station is a few minutes' bike ride away, and the A10 ring road can be reached within minutes by car. GREEN Worth mentioning is the amount of greenery and recreation in the nearby area. The Oosterpark, Flevopark and Middenmeer sports park are all very close by and offer numerous recreational and sports opportunities. SCHOOLS AND DAY CARE The house is located in the postal code area of ??several well-regarded primary schools as well as daycare centers. This includes the OBS Piet Hein, Alan Turing, Watergraafmeerse school association and Eastern Islands Primary School. All nice features and aspects summarized: - Usable living area approximately 202 m² - 5 bedrooms - Gas-free - Indoor parking space separately for sale with an asking price of € 50,000.- buyers costs - Underfloor heating and cooling downstairs for a very constant temperature. Bathroom with electric underfloor heating - Indoor parking space with ample space for a car and cargo bike - Second bathroom easy to create - Rooftop terrace 34 m² and Balcony 7.5 m² - Preparation for solar panels already realized on the roof house - Wired internet on the rooftop terrace. - Completely renovated in 2018, completed in April 2019, and entirely built under architecture including sophisticated lighting poles - Rain shower on the rooftop terrace including hot water - South-facing balcony adjacent to the kitchen - Located on leasehold land of the Municipality of Amsterdam. Current period UP TO 2067, AB 2000, annual canon amounts to € 2321 per year. - LEASEHOLD ETERNALLY BOUGHT OFF FROM 2067 - Energy label A - Service costs home owners association € 211.95 per month for the apartment incl. cleaning and window cleaner. And €45.45 per month for the parking space - Heat Cold Storage (WKO) - Heat Recovery (WTW) installation with a capacity of 450 liters of fresh air per hour - Home automation system for lighting and curtains (expandable as desired) - Laundry shoot - Advance heating costs € 95.94 per month - Common areas: rooftop terrace, multifunctional space with kitchen, DIY area, and guest accommodation. - Walkway and swing in kitchen - Walk-on glass in 3 bedrooms - Large skylight in 1 bedroom Disclaimer: this information has been compiled with due care. However, we do not accept any liability for any incompleteness, inaccuracy, or otherwise, or the consequences thereof. All dimensions and surface areas given are indicative. The buyer has his own obligation to investigate all matters that are important to him. With regard to this property, our office is the seller's broker. Prospective buyers are explicitly invited to measure the surface area of the object themselves and have a structural inspection carried out. If they refrain from doing so, they indemnify the seller and his broker from any liability. We advise you to engage an NVM/MVA real estate agent, who will assist you with his expertise in the purchasing process. If you do not wish to engage professional guidance, you are considered sufficiently knowledgeable according to the law to oversee all matters that are important. The General Consumer Conditions of the NVM apply. Explanation clause NVM measurement instruction. The Measurement Instruction is based on the NEN2580. The Measurement Instruction is intended to apply a more uniform way of measuring to give an indication of the usable area. The Measurement Instruction does not completely rule out differences in measurement results, for example due to differences in interpretation, rounding off, or limitations in performing the measurement.