Andries Snoekstraat 971065 TC AmsterdamJacques Veldmanbuurt

Looking for a centrally located family home in the popular "BlueBanddorp" in Slotervaart? Then this 3-bedroom end house with sunny south-facing garden adjacent to a green courtyard is for you! The part of the neighbourhood where this house is located was designed by architect F.J. van Gool who introduced the so-called "saw tooth" houses here. The eaves of all houses feature a blue fascia. This fascias gave rise to the nickname of this neighbourhood:" the Blue Band Village". Layout When you enter, you immediately step into the bright through lounge with open kitchen. The kitchen is placed in a handy corner unit and equipped with various appliances. From the living room you reach the south-facing sunny back garden with back entrance and spacious shed. On the first floor you will find two spacious bedrooms, the separate toilet (which is fitted with a floating toilet and hand basin) and the bathroom which is fitted with a large Jacuzzi and washbasin. Location and accessibility The house is situated on a green courtyard in the quiet 'Blue Belt Village' in Slotervaart. This residential area is characterised by its many greenery and play opportunities for children. The house is very centrally located to roads (A4, A9 and A10). For daily shopping, you can visit several supermarkets at Sierplein, which you can walk to within 5 minutes. Here you will also find a number of specialist shops. A few years ago, the Wednesday market on the square was voted Best Market in the Netherlands. The cosy Hoofddorpplein is a 5-minute bike ride away (or 3 tram stops from the nearby Heemstedestraat metro station). In the immediate vicinity, you will also find a variety of entertainment venues, such as a theatre, cinema and a large number of restaurants and cafés. With a 10-minute cycle ride you can reach the Vondelpark for a nice walk. Within the same time you can reach the recreational areas Sloterpark, the Oeverlanden / De Nieuwe Meer (all with swimming beach and small harbours) or the Rembrandtpark. Plenty of opportunities for various outdoor activities such as running, cycling, tennis, football, sailing and swimming. Property situation The house is situated on a plot of land owned by the municipality of Amsterdam. The ground lease fee, the canon, has been bought off until 16 January 2052. The General provisions for perpetual ground lease 2016 apply to this ground lease. After the end of the period (16-01-2052), the ground rent is perpetual. This amount currently stands at €216.99 and is indexed annually. For more information, please visit the website of the municipality of Amsterdam. Details - Built in 1959 - Living area 76 m2 - 2 Spacious bedrooms - Close to highways A4, A5, A9, A10, public transport and Schiphol; - End house - Energy label E - Municipal monument - Ground lease has been bought off until 15-01-2052, then perpetual - Spacious south-facing garden - Delivery in consultation The non-binding information shown on this website has been compiled by us (with care) on the basis of data provided by the seller (and/or third parties). We do not guarantee its accuracy or completeness. We advise you and/or your estate agent to contact us if you are interested in one of our properties.