Description

Spacious family home of 160 m2 spread over no fewer than four floors located on the Borneo island in the Eastern Docklands. The house has four spacious bedrooms/offices, two bathrooms, two terraces, an indoor parking space and a beautiful view over the water and the harbor. Contact us today for more information or to arrange a viewing. This is your chance to enjoy the best of Amsterdam waterfront life! Layout ground floor Entrance, office or (4th) bedroom with its own glass entrance door to the public road. bathroom with shower, sink and toilet; spacious shed for storage and equipped with a connection point for a washing machine. From this storage room there is access to the private parking space in the parking garage. First floor Hall, toilet, living room with beautiful view over the water of the Spoorwegbassin. Spacious open kitchen with beautiful granite worktops, Smeg oven, induction hob, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. This entire floor has an area of approximately 60m². second floor Landing, 2 bedrooms, bathroom with bath, sink and toilet. Indoor storage room with washing machine connection, and from the landing an access door to the south-facing terrace. third floor large open bedroom of study with acces to the terrace. Other details; - Leasehold has been bought off forever. - Own parking space in the parking garage accessible from the house. - House is part of a well-functioning homeowners' association. - Service costs amount to € 245.09 per month. - Specious storage Environment The Borneo Island in Amsterdam is a modern residential area located in the eastern part of the city, in the East district. This former industrial area has been transformed in recent years into a lively and contemporary residential environment. Today, the Eastern Docklands are known for their modern urban construction, striking architecture, spaciousness and of course the contact with the water. In short, a unique part of Amsterdam. Accessibility The accessibility of Borneo Island in Amsterdam is generally good, both by public transport and by car. You can reach the center or the Central Station in 15 minutes by bike. With the Oostveer you have a very good connection with Amsterdam North. By car you can reach the A10 in a few minutes via the Piet Hein tunnel. Within walking distance is the Brazil shopping center (including Albert Heijn, Jumbo, Marqt and pharmacy), within walking distance there is an organic market every Wednesday, various schools, a caterer, home furnishing stores such as Pol's Potten and Sissy Boy Homeland, gyms, the Lloyd Hotel, Club Panama, For water lovers there is a marina and a sailing school nearby.

Features

Transfer of ownership

Last asking price
€ 1,250,000 kosten koper
Asking price per m²
€ 7,812
Status
Sold
VVE (Owners Association) contribution
€ 245.09 per month

Construction

Type apartment
Ground-floor apartment (apartment)
Building type
Resale property
Year of construction
1997
Type of roof
Flat roof

Surface areas and volume

Areas
Living area
160 m²
Exterior space attached to the building
34 m²
Volume in cubic meters
548 m³

Layout

Number of rooms
5 rooms (4 bedrooms)
Number of bath rooms
2 bathrooms
Bathroom facilities
Shower, 2 toilets, double sink, and bath
Number of stories
4 stories
Located at
Ground floor
Facilities
Mechanical ventilation and TV via cable

Energy

Energy label
Insulation
Double glazing and completely insulated
Heating
District heating
Hot water
District heating

Cadastral data

AMSTERDAM A 7629
Cadastral map
Ownership situation
Municipal long-term lease
Fees
Bought off for eternity

Exterior space

Location
Along waterway and unobstructed view
Balcony/roof terrace
Roof terrace present

Storage space

Shed / storage
Built-in

Garage

Type of garage
Underground parking

Parking

Type of parking facilities
Parking on private property

VVE (Owners Association) checklist

Registration with KvK
Yes
Annual meeting
Yes
Periodic contribution
Yes (€ 245.09 per month)
Reserve fund present
Yes
Maintenance plan
Yes
Building insurance
Yes

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