Van Der Veerelaan

This beautiful, well-maintained 1930s home is now for rent at one of the most desirable locations in the Elsrijk district on the quiet Van der Veerelaan. A lovely family home (179m2) with five bedrooms, two bathrooms, west-facing garden and private garage!

The house features a bright and spacious living room with large windows that allow plenty of natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Next to the living room, you will find a fully equipped kitchen with ample storage, contemporary appliances like a dishwasher, gas cooking, oven, fridge/freezer, and a dining area. In the hallway is also a separate toilet.

There are five generously sized bedrooms, ideal for a family or as home offices. On the first floor you will find 3 bedrooms and the first bathroom. The first-floor bathroom has a shower, toilet, bathtub, bidet and washbasin.

On the second floor you will find 2 good sized bedrooms, a storage room and a bathroom with a shower, toilet, washbasin and washer and dryer.

The backyard is a private, well-maintained garden, perfect for relaxing, entertaining, or enjoying outdoor activities with the family. Behind the garden is a garage with plenty of storage.

Van der Veerelaan is situated in a prime location in Amstelveen, known for its excellent amenities and high quality of life. The property is within walking distance of shopping centers, including Stadshart Amstelveen. The Amsterdamse Bos and various local parks are also within walking distance. As for public transport, there is excellent connectivity with easy access to bus and tram services, as well as the A9 motorway, making commuting to Amsterdam and surrounding areas convenient.

Disclaimer: This advertisement has been carefully compiled and is based on information that was available to the broker at the time the text was drawn up. Nevertheless, it may contain unintentional inaccuracies and the stated dimensions may deviate (marginally). No rights can be derived from the content of this advertisement. The buyer must conduct his own research into the possibilities of the intended use and the condition of the object.