Oogststraat 631097 ZS AmsterdamBetondorp

Home starts on this one bedroom apartment with a lovely sunny balcony, located in Betondorp in the Watergraafsmeer district. Layout: The entrance is at the front of the house. The indoor staircase leads to the first floor in the hall. At the front is a spacious living room. There is a lot of daylight through the large window, The living room gives you access to the bedroom. The bright and spacious bedroom is located at the rear and adjacent to the balcony. The bedroom offers space for a double bed and multiple storage cupboards. The kitchen is also located at the rear and is equipped with a Bruynzeel kitchen layout with handy upper cabinets. The balcony can also be entered through the kitchen. On the landing is the toilet and bathroom. These spaces are simple and functional. The bathroom has a shower and sink. The connection for the washing machine is also located here. The balcony is accessible from the kitchen and bedroom and offers a wonderful outdoor area to enjoy a hot summer day! The balcony is located on the south side and you have a wonderful view of the neighborhood. For extra storage space, there is a external storage in the communal backyard. The back entrance is secured with a fence. Owners' association: It is a large-scale VvE which is professionally managed by Ymere. There is a Multi-Year Maintenance Plan and the monthly service costs are € 119.57. Leasehold: The house is located on leasehold land of the municipality of Amsterdam. The ground rent is prepaid until 1 January 2062. The seller has applied for an application for the switch to the perpetual leasehold system in 2024. Technical information: The house has double glazing, its own central heating system with a central heating boiler from 2016. An Energy Label D has been issued for the home. The walls are partly plastered and partly covered with wallpaper. The floor finish is a high-quality laminate floor. Surroudings: The Oogstraat is located in "Betondorp". The district is spacious with lots of greenery in the form of gardens, parks and courtyards. Betondorp was built between 1923 and 1925. Because a lot of concrete was used for the first time in the construction of the houses, it soon became popularly known as Betondorp. The level of facilities is fine. There is a wide range of shops on the Middenweg, the landscaped Christiaan Huygensplein and the completely new Oostpoort area. There is a diversity of cafes and restaurants, sports facilities, Park Frankendael and a public library complete the range of facilities. Accessibility: The accessibility by both private and public transport is excellent. For example, there are three trainstations and various tram and bus lines in the district. The various roads, the A-10 ring road and the center of Amsterdam are quickly accessible by car. Parking is done through the permit system of the municipality of Amsterdam. Currently, there is no waiting list for obtaining a parking permit. Details: - Built in 1924; - Located in an area that has been designated as a municipal protected cityscape; - Located on municipal leasehold land, canon is prepaid until January 1, 2062; - The building was divided into apartment rights with a permit in 2012; - Energielabel D; - Usable living area is 40.6 m² (BBMI measurement report available); - House-wide balcony adjacent to the bedroom and kitchen of 6.9 m² facing south; - External storage: 4 m²; - Monthly service costs are € 119.57 (July 1st 2025); - VVE in professional management; - Acceptance: in consultation.