Zinranapad 2451096 GV AmsterdamAmstelkwartier-Noord

This two-level Sky Loft is situated on the 19th and 20th floors of Elements, at the very tip of the tower. An exceptional position offering panoramic views across the Amstel, Bella Vistapark, the Omval and the Amsterdam skyline. From the first light of day to the illuminated city at night, the view is constantly changing. The apartment offers approximately 119 m² of living space across two floors, as well as a generous southwest-facing terrace of approximately 22 m². The asking price for the apartment is €1,490,000. A parking space is available for purchase separately for €60,000. Tour Large windows on both sides bring an abundance of natural light into the apartment and create a strong connection with the surroundings. The spacious living room with open-plan kitchen forms the heart of the home. The layout also comprises three bedrooms, a bathroom and a guest room, providing ample space for everyday living, working from home and entertaining guests. The southwest-facing terrace is the perfect place to enjoy the afternoon and evening sun. High above the city, with far-reaching views and all of Amsterdam’s amenities within easy reach. Elements is currently under construction. Completion is expected in the fourth quarter of 2026, with the transfer of the apartment taking place thereafter. With completion approaching, there is still an opportunity to tailor the finishes to your own taste. You will benefit from all the comfort of a newly constructed building, an energy-efficient home with an A+++ energy label, and brand-new materials and installations. The kitchen can still be selected according to your preferences. The bathroom and toilet will be delivered tiled as part of the development. Interior finishing To make the process of furnishing and finishing the apartment as straightforward as possible, three optional interior finishing packages have been created. With professional guidance on design, material selection and execution, the apartment can be finished to suit your individual preferences. - Essential; A refined, timeless foundation including floor and wall finishes, kitchen, bespoke wardrobe and finishing of the existing staircase. Approximately €41,800 to €62,500. - Signature; More sophisticated materials, a higher-specification kitchen, additional bespoke joinery and upgrades to the bathroom, staircase and internal doors. Approximately €78,800 to €130,900. - Collection; A fully bespoke interior featuring high-quality materials, a luxury kitchen and bathroom, integrated doors and a distinctive staircase design. Approximately €173,500 to €277,500. The packages can be adapted and combined according to your preferences. The amounts stated are indicative, excluding VAT and including design and coordination. The interior finishing packages are optional and are not included in the purchase price. The final specifications, price and schedule will be agreed in advance. Living in Elements Elements enjoys a freestanding position on a bend of the River Amstel, next to Bella Vistapark in Amsterdam’s Amstelkwartier. Architect Patrick Koschuch designed the building with careful consideration for sunlight, wind and energy generation. Its rounded forms and bronze-coloured horizontal lines give the building a distinctive identity. Sustainability is also an integral part of the architecture. Solar panels are incorporated into the façade and integrated into the balcony edges, allowing the building itself to contribute to renewable energy generation. The living experience extends beyond the private apartment. Elements will feature a communal swimming pool overlooking the Amstel, rooftop and courtyard gardens, and a shared bicycle storage facility, spaces designed for relaxation, exercise and meeting fellow residents. Accessibility Amsterdam Amstel railway station and Spaklerweg metro station are both nearby, providing convenient connections to destinations including Amsterdam city centre, the Zuidas business district and Schiphol Airport. The A2 motorway can also be reached within a short distance. Parking, ground lease and service charges A parking space in the underground parking garage is available for purchase separately for €60,000, excluding the ground lease payment and homeowners’ association contribution. Electric vehicle charging is possible. The property is situated on leasehold land and falls under the City of Amsterdam’s perpetual ground lease system. The purchase price excludes the ground lease payment. The annual ground rent amounted to €7,703 last year and has since been indexed in line with inflation. The current annual amount is still to be confirmed. The provisional homeowners’ association (VvE) contribution for the apartment is approximately €4.00 per m² of living space per month. Based on 119 m², this amounts to approximately €476 per month. For a parking space, the indicative contribution is approximately €130 per month. The final contributions will be determined upon completion based on the budget and decisions of the homeowners’ association. Key features • Two-level Sky Loft on the 19th and 20th floors. • Approximately 119 m² of living space. • Southwest-facing terrace of approximately 22 m². • Panoramic views across the Amstel and Amsterdam. • Asking price: €1,490,000. • Parking space available separately for €60,000. • Fast completion, from December 2026. • Energy label A+++. • Solar panels integrated into the façade. • Expected completion in Q4 2026; transfer following completion. • Three optional interior finishing packages, including design and implementation guidance. • Communal swimming pool, rooftop and courtyard gardens, and bicycle storage. Disclaimer This information has been compiled by us with due care. However, we accept no liability for any incompleteness, inaccuracies or otherwise, nor for any consequences arising therefrom. All stated dimensions and surface areas are indicative only. The Measurement Instruction is based on NEN 2580. Its purpose is to provide a more consistent method of measurement for determining an indication of the usable floor area. The Measurement Instruction does not entirely eliminate differences in measurement results, which may arise, for example, from differences in interpretation, rounding or limitations encountered when carrying out the measurement.