Cruquiusweg 104-G1019 AK AmsterdamCruquiusbuurt

SIGMA LOFT | Apartment of approximately 78 m² situated on Cruquius Island. This loft apartment is accessible by lift and features a living room with open kitchen, one to two bedrooms and an enclosed loggia. The apartment also includes a storage room on the ground floor. A parking space in the garage is offered separately at an asking price of € 60,000 costs for the buyer. Freehold property. The full residential experience can be explored on our website, where the digital magazine is also available for download. Viewings can be scheduled directly online. See English translation below. Layout Via the entrance of the former Sigma building, the second floor can be reached by lift. Upon entering the apartment, the ceiling height immediately stands out: ceilings of over three metres create a sense of space from the very first moment. The hallway connects the rooms in a logical manner and provides access to the separate toilet. From here the apartment unfolds in width, with a clear sightline towards the large window at the front. The living area stretches across almost the entire length of the apartment. The cast floor creates visual continuity, while daylight penetrates deep into the interior. At the front, the apartment overlooks the KRUX Brouwwerf and the surrounding architecture of the Cruquius area. The dining area is positioned centrally and connects directly to the open kitchen. The kitchen is sleekly designed and fitted with high-quality appliances and a generous storage cupboard, all integrated in a calm and practical manner. Adjacent to the living area, an open workspace has been created which can be enclosed to form a second bedroom if desired. The bedroom is quietly positioned and connects to the loggia through French doors. This sheltered outdoor space can also be accessed from the living area. With the folding windows opened, the loggia becomes a natural extension of the interior. The en suite bathroom is sleek and timeless in design, featuring a walk-in shower, washbasin and mirrored cabinet. On the ground floor there is a private storage room and a parking space in the garage. This apartment within the former paint factory combines industrial ceiling heights and generous daylight with a clear and comfortable layout, set in the evolving district of Cruquius. What the residents will miss “The tall windows facing north give the apartment a true atelier atmosphere thanks to the soft, diffused light that is present throughout the day.” Neighbourhood Cruquius Island has been transformed into a vibrant residential and working district where contemporary architecture alternates with carefully restored historic buildings. Various creative companies from the fashion, interior, architecture and media sectors have established themselves here. Along the Entrepot Harbour, located between Cruquius Island and Borneo Island, several restaurants and cafés can be found, including The Harbour Club Amsterdam Oost and Cruquius Local. In the nearby Flevopark, Proeflokaal ’t Nieuwe Diep is a hidden local destination, with a terrace overlooking the water and surrounded by greenery. From 29 March, bus line 42 will run directly to Amsterdam Central Station. When presenting this apartment on our website, a curated selection of local highlights has been included. Key details • Living area approximately 78 m² • Loggia of approximately 8 m² • Freehold property • Entire building redeveloped in 2021 • Energy lbel A+ • Separate storage room on the ground floor of approximately 5 m² • Parking space offered separately for € 60,000 costs for the buyer • Lift • Architect: IAA Architecten in collaboration with Abels & Partners Architecten • Homeowners association contribution € 169.64 per month (apartment) • Homeowners association contribution € 22.57 per month (storage room) • Homeowners association contribution € 47.00 per month (parking space) This information has been compiled with due care. However, no liability is accepted for any inaccuracies, omissions or consequences thereof. All stated measurements and surfaces are indicative. The measurement instruction is based on NEN 2580 and is intended to provide a consistent method for indicating usable floor area. Differences in measurement outcomes cannot be fully excluded due to interpretation differences, rounding or practical limitations during measurement.