Jan van Zutphenstraat 139

Jan van Zutphenstraat 139 | Description

The benefits of living on the sixth floor are numerous. Two elevators ensure that you never have to wait long, and the large windows that span the full width of the apartment fill each room with natural daylight. This not only offers expansive views but also a sense of space and tranquillity. The building partially utilizes sustainable energy thanks to solar panels on the roof, contributing to a lower ecological footprint.

The complex was designed by renowned architect Wiel Arets and won the prestigious Amsterdam Architecture Prize (AAP) in 2010 for its brilliant integration of nature and habitability.

The apartment consists of three rooms, including two comfortable bedrooms. The underfloor heating, connected to district heating, ensures a pleasant climate throughout the apartment. The living room is modern, light, and spacious, with access to a large terrace. The open kitchen seamlessly connects to the living area and is equipped with modern appliances and ample storage space. Additionally, the property has a hallway with a separate toilet, a laundry room, and a neat bathroom.

Not only do you have your own parking space in the underground garage, but also a separate storage unit to securely store your belongings. The enclosed garage offers extra comfort and security, with dry access to your home. Cycling enthusiasts will also appreciate the shared bike storage, complete with power outlets for your e-bike.

The location is ideal: you live in a quiet environment, surrounded by greenery, with Plesmanpark and other parks within walking distance. Amsterdam's city center and Vondelpark are easily accessible by bike. Metro, tram, and bus stops are around the corner, and Schiphol is quickly reachable by both car and public transport. This neighbourhood has great potential, and with the relatively low price per square meter in this part of the city, it is a smart long-term investment.

The Homeowners' Association (VvE) is professionally managed and has its own website where you can view all important documents, such as the long-term maintenance plan. There is also a healthy maintenance reserve, so you can be sure that the building is well-maintained.

The service costs for the house are € 133,- and for the parking space € 84- per month.
The complex is located on leasehold land of the municipality of Amsterdam.
The leasehold contract has been converted into perpetual leasehold.
The annual canon until 2057 is € 1,785,- and will only be indexed once in 2032.
This canon (interest) is deductible from income.
The canon after 2057 is bought off in perpetuity.

Do you want to experience the comfort, space, and breathtaking views for yourself? Contact us quickly to schedule a viewing!