Schillingdijk

Schillingdijk, Amsterdam/ De Aker (approx. 159m2) € 3300,- Excl. G/W/E
Spacious and architect-designed waterfront house with 4 bedrooms and large terrace!

The semi-detached house is unfurnished and comes with parking in front. Entrance with toilet and staircase gives access to the lovely bright living room which gives access to a beautiful terrace overlooking the water and farmlands.

The living room is with spacious half-open kitchen in light colours. The kitchen is equipped with dishwasher, oven, gas hob and fridge. Through the sliding doors, you have access to the adjacent balcony, which is facing south and therefore enjoys very pleasant sunlight. You can also enjoy views over the water and the ‘Ringdijk’ behind.

The first floor has 4 bedrooms, a spacious bathroom, a laundry room and a second toilet. The largest bedroom is located at the front of the house, equipped with a built-in wardrobe and, thanks to plenty of windows, enjoys good natural lighting. The remaining three bedrooms are also an excellent size. The bathroom is tiled to the ceiling and fitted with a bathtub, double sink and a separate shower cubicle.

There is also a storage room where you can easily store your bike or scooter dry thanks to the bike channel in the stairs to the basement.

The property is located in the residential area ‘De Aker’ which is valued as a socially safe and quiet residential area.The many green areas and play opportunities make it a popular residential destination for parents with children. All necessary amenities, such as shops, schools, public transport and eateries can be found nearby. At 200m away is the cosy teahouse ‘De Aker’ in a converted mill.

For your shopping, you can go to the nearby shopping centre De Dukaat. Here you will find a Jumbo supermarket. You will also find tram line 1, which will take you to the city centre in approx. 25 minutes. The International School and the British School are easily accessible from the property. You can recreate on the edge of the Nieuwe Meer, the Ringdijk, the Amsterdamse Bos and of course the Sloterplas.