Sloterkade 128-H1058 HM AmsterdamLegmeerpleinbuurt

Very practically laid out two-room apartment (56 m²) with the eat-in kitchen as the heart of the home and a lovely city garden with afternoon and evening sun (west-facing). This home is surprisingly bright due to the high ceilings, the glass in the interior doors (creating a through-light effect), and the absence of buildings across the street. The view of the water of the Schinkel is truly enchanting. Layout: You enter via the porch, with a stone step, and your own front door in the vestibule, to keep city noises out. The robust wide-plank oak floor leads you further into the house to the home office. This home office separates the bedroom from the living room with a smart room divider. From the bed in the bedroom, you can watch the boats slowly bobbing past in the canal, ranging from cozy sloops to German motor yachts and sometimes even luxury sailing ships during Sail. The eggshell-white kitchen is playfully arranged to create extra cupboard space and features a robust stainless steel countertop. Naturally, all kinds of built-in appliances have been installed, including a convection oven, a dishwasher, and an induction hob; even the washing machine and dryer are discreetly concealed behind kitchen cabinet doors. The backsplash features black slate, which is echoed in the bathroom tiling. The bathroom has a spacious and comfortable bathtub with a hand shower and sliding rail, a wall-mounted toilet, and a vanity unit made of driftwood with a Belgian bluestone countertop fitted with an authentic copper mixer tap. The towel radiator ensures wonderfully soft and warm towels. The large dining table accommodates many friends for drinks in the evening and for serving lunch on weekends. And when the weather is nice, the BBQ can be fired up in the garden for juicy spare ribs, tasty langoustines, or delightful asparagus. And the seating area is ideal for cozying up together to binge-watch the new season of Beef on Netflix, to see how these actors make stupid choices and to realize that you are clearly doing better in life. Below the living room, there is a handy storage area for the patio furniture cushions, and there is even room for a modest wine collection. NB: The property is built on freehold land, so there are no high ground rent bills to pay! HOA: - Name: HOA “De Kade” in Amsterdam (Sloterkade 128) - Ownership share: one-fifth share - Voting share: one of the five votes - Number of members: 5 homes, of which 3 are owner-occupiers - Monthly contribution: € 125.16 - Maintenance reserve balance: € 2,197.22 as of 31/12/25 - Multi-Year Maintenance Plan (MJOP): running until 31/12/28 - Recently performed maintenance: painting of wooden parts in facades 2024/2025 - Urgent maintenance to be performed: none, the building is in excellent condition - Particulars: • the maintenance of the roof of the extension, including domes, is the responsibility of the owner of index 1 • no permission is required from the HOA for the installation of a sunshade or electric heating elements Surroundings: Near Vondelpark, Dirk supermarket Van den Broek and Hema, the terrace of Gent aan de Schinkel, Ron’s Gastrobar, and other nice restaurants, bars, and small business shops around the corner on Zeilstraat and at Hoofddorpplein.