Buiksloterbreek 921034 XE AmsterdamBuiksloterbreek

Would you like your children to grow up in a green, low-traffic and safe environment? It’s possible in this spacious family home in one of the most attractive neighbourhoods of Amsterdam-Noord: Buiksloterbreek. Set in a fantastic location surrounded by greenery, parks and water, this generous and energy-efficient family house is now available. With three floors, a deep southeast-facing garden and a rooftop terrace, it offers the perfect combination of space, tranquillity and comfort. All that, while being just a 15-minute bike ride from the city centre and only moments away from the beautiful Waterland area and recreational park Het Twiske. General This small-scale neighbourhood, built in 1993, is enclosed by the Buiksloterdijk, the Buiksloterbreekpark and the developing Klaprozenbuurt. Behind the dike, it has a peaceful, green character where neighbours still greet each other, children can safely play outside and lifelong friendships are made. Parking is easy, and thanks to its convenient location, essential amenities such as schools, shops and public transport are all within reach. The section of Buiksloterbreek where number 92 is located is a dead-end street. The street in front is car-free and consists of two diagonally placed blocks of six homes with a green strip and lawn in between. Layout - Ground Floor The house offers a generous 131 m² of living space spread over three well-designed floors. The ground floor is approx. 11.00 x 5.50 m, including the open kitchen facing the street. The spacious and bright living room has been extended and now measures about 39 m², forming the heart of the home. This footprint provides plenty of space for a comfortable seating area and a welcoming dining area. The open kitchen (12.5 m²) offers ample storage, has no built-in appliances, and connects seamlessly to the living room. There is also an entrance hall, meter cupboard, toilet and a pantry/storage cupboard under the stairs to the first floor. Both the front and back gardens (southeast-facing) are neatly landscaped with a pleasant and modern mix of greenery and terraces. First Floor The staircase leads to the landing on the first floor, giving access to the bathroom and two spacious bedrooms (17 m² and 15 m²). The rear bedroom features a large built-in wardrobe with sliding doors. The bathroom (7.5 m²) is also generously sized and includes a separate shower, a bathtub with shower, two single washbasins, a toilet and space for a washing machine and dryer. Second Floor The former studio space (22.5 m²) on the second floor has been extended, creating a large bedroom and a sizeable area at the front suitable for a home office or hobby room. The layout makes it easy to divide this floor into two separate rooms. A characteristic feature of this type of home is the French balcony with double doors, allowing in lots of natural light and fresh air. This floor also has a large built-in wardrobe with sliding doors, and a separate cupboard housing the central heating boiler. Above the stairwell is a custom-made cabinet with four large drawers. And as the finishing touch: a private rooftop terrace (7 m²) facing south. Surroundings Buiksloterbreek is a quiet, green residential area with a village-like feel but just minutes from the city centre. It is lively yet peaceful, and very child-friendly. All daily necessities can be reached on foot or by bike. Shopping centres such as Banne Centrum, Buikslotermeerplein or Mosplein are accessible within minutes by bike or car. Facilities in the area are set to expand further with the development along the Klaprozenweg. Since this all takes place behind the dike, residents enjoy the benefits without the drawbacks. For dining and drinks, you’ll find local hotspots such as Taqueria Bacalar, Café Keppler, Restaurant Smaaqt, and Filmcafé Ceuvel nearby. For greenery and recreation, Noorderpark, the Vliegenbos and the NDSM area are all close at hand. You live peacefully here, yet right in the vibrant atmosphere of Amsterdam-Noord. Cultural amenities continue to grow: think of the Eye Filmmuseum, the NDSM wharf with its festivals and monthly IJ-hallen market. Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the many facilities, including Sportpark and Tennisclub Kadoelen, the Noorderparkbad, the ATOS athletics track, Waterland Golf Course and Sportpark Buiksloterbanne (Volewijckers!). And of course, the many green areas in Noord including Baanakkerspark, Noorderpark, the Vliegenbos and Het Twiske offer endless recreational options. Ownership The property is subject to continuous leasehold; the land is owned by the Municipality of Amsterdam. The General Provisions 2016 apply. The current leasehold period has been prepaid until 15 December 2042. As of 11 February 2021, the property has been converted to perpetual leasehold under the AB 2016. The ground rent as of 11 February 2021 is €1,640.26 per year, with annual indexation until 16 December 2042. Accessibility Within 10 minutes by bike you reach the ferry to Central Station or the Noord/Zuidlijn metro (station Noord), which takes you to the city centre within minutes. By car, the A10 ring road is quickly accessible. The neighbourhood has paid parking, but there is always ample space. Although parking is paid, it is convenient, especially with a discounted visitor permit for friends and family. Parking is even free until 12:00 on Sundays. Special Features - Energy label A - 131 m² of living space over three floors - Bright living room (39 m²) and open kitchen (12.5 m²) - Deep garden (72 m²) with shed and rear access; southeast-facing + south-facing roof terrace - Three bedrooms and a complete bathroom - Roof, wall and floor insulation + double glazing - Heating and hot water via central heating system (boiler 2018, serviced annually, new pump Nov. 2025) - Transition to perpetual leasehold completed - Separate brick storage with electricity - Quick transfer possible (preferred: first half of Q1 2026) - One parking permit (€38.60 per half year) available via the municipality - Sheltered location near water and park