Amsteldijk 53-21074 HX AmsterdamWillibrordusbuurt

Well-maintained, bright 2-room apartment of 46 m2 with an unobstructed and picturesque view over the beautiful Amstel. Layout: Via the communal staircase you reach the entrance on the second floor. At the front is the bright living room where the beautiful view over the Amstel is immediately noticeable. Thanks to the panoramic view, the patio doors to the balcony and the ceilings with authentic ornaments, the house feels more spacious. The recently installed sleek kitchen is equipped with various built-in appliances: 4-burner induction hob, extractor hood, dishwasher and refrigerator. The very spacious bedroom is located at the rear of the house. The renovated bathroom is positioned next to it and is equipped with a walk-in shower, toilet, sink and washing machine connection. Location: Excellent location to enjoy the quiet and picturesque Amstel and the opposite Weesperzijde as well as the liveliness of the Pijp, with its many good catering establishments and beautiful shops. The green Sarphati Park is within walking distance. Via the Amstel you can reach the A10 ring road in no time and the Amstel station can be reached within a few cycling minutes. Parking is possible through the permit system, with the nice added bonus that permit holders for this area can go to the underground parking garage of the very nearby Pestana hotel. SPECIAL FEATURES: - Usable area of ??46 m² (NEN 2580 measured) - Located on private land - Energy label A - Unique location with beautiful panoramic views over the Amstel - Sunny balcony on the West - Recently renovated bathroom and kitchen - Starter exemption from transfer tax applies - VvE contribution is €119.33 per month - Non-self-occupancy clause applies - Delivery in consultation, can be done quickly Disclaimer: This information has been compiled with great care. Nevertheless, we accept no liability for any omissions, inaccuracies or consequences thereof. All specified sizes and surfaces are indicative. For an accurate assessment, we recommend viewing it yourself.