Adriaan Loosjesstraat 81035 XS AmsterdamTwiske-West

SPACIOUS CORNER HOUSE WITH GARAGE, 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHROOMS, SOLAR PANELS, CHARGING STATIONS, AND A GARDEN SURROUNDING THE PROPERTY Situated on a generous 240 m² plot of freehold land, this beautifully maintained, extended, and upward-built corner home offers everything a family could wish for: a private garage, dedicated parking, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, air conditioning in all bedrooms, and 12 solar panels (installed in 2022). The sunny and well-kept garden wraps around the house, providing privacy and tranquility throughout the day. The garage is accessible both via the garden and directly from the public road. Additionally, this property features two private electric vehicle charging stations — a rare and valuable asset in the neighborhood. Located in a prime spot close to main roads such as the A10 and Oostzaan (3 minutes by car), and within walking distance of schools, the Het Twiske nature reserve, and the newly renovated Molenwijk shopping center (4-minute walk). LAYOUT: GROUND FLOOR: Entrance hall with meter cupboard, modern toilet with sink and urinal. From the hall, access to the staircase and the bright, welcoming living room with a high-quality laminate floor. The spacious open kitchen is fully equipped with built-in appliances. From the living room, you step directly into the sunny garden, which also includes a storage shed and the garage. FIRST FLOOR: Two spacious bedrooms (front and rear), both fitted with air conditioning. Two bathrooms are also located here: one with a shower, toilet, and sink; the second with a shower and sink — ideal for larger families or guests. Additionally, this floor features a laundry area with washer and dryer connections. SECOND FLOOR: Two more spacious bedrooms at the front and back, both with air conditioning and their own sinks. KEY FEATURES: - FREEHOLD LAND – 240 M² PLOT - CORNER HOUSE WITH EXTRA FLOOR ADDED FOR ADDITIONAL SPACE - BUILT IN 1958 - SUNNY GARDEN SURROUNDING THE HOME, PARTLY SOUTHEAST-FACING - 4 SPACIOUS BEDROOMS, ALL WITH AIR CONDITIONING (APPROX. 3 YEARS OLD) - 2 MODERN BATHROOMS - 12 SOLAR PANELS (INSTALLED IN 2022) - FULLY DOUBLE-GLAZED - HEATING VIA HR ATAG E-SERIES BOILER - LARGE GARAGE WITH DIRECT ACCESS FROM BOTH GARDEN AND STREET - 2 PRIVATE EV CHARGING STATIONS - SPACIOUS PRIVATE PARKING SPOT IN FRONT OF THE GARAGE AND GARDEN LOCATION – OOSTZANERWERF: This green, family-friendly neighborhood borders Kadoelen, Twiske-West, Twiske-Oost, and Tuindorp Oostzaan. The areas Landsmeer and Oostzaan are also nearby. Accessibility is excellent by car, bike, and public transport. The beautiful HET TWISKE nature reserve is within walking distance — perfect for outdoor activities like walking, cycling, and relaxing in nature. Are you looking for a sustainable, spacious, move-in-ready family home in a quiet yet central location in Amsterdam-Noord? Then this is your opportunity! Contact us today to schedule a viewing. A BIT OF HISTORY – OOSTZANERWERF In the Middle Ages, Oostzanerwerf was located directly on the IJ river. On the dike stood the famous Oostzaner Overtoom, a spot where inland vessels were manually pulled over the dike. Around this point, a harbor developed that became a hub of maritime trade from the 16th century, particularly toward the Baltic Sea. In the 17th and 18th centuries, Oostzanerwerf played a role in the whaling industry. At the time, it was the fifth-largest whaling port in Holland, based on the number of ships. In the southern part of today’s Het Twiske, about ten to twelve blubber cookeries processed whale blubber into lamp oil and baleen for various uses. The area also hosted shipyards and a sailmaker's workshop. In the 19th century, with the construction of the North Sea Canal, the Noorder IJpolder was developed. The harbor and shipyard at Oostzanerwerf retained access to the IJ via Side Canal I. The overtoom was eventually demolished in 1946. In 1966, Oostzanerwerf was annexed by the municipality of Amsterdam, in connection with the construction of the A10 ring road. Since then, it has become part of the Amsterdam-Noord district, while still maintaining its unique character and rich history. Source: Wikipedia