Distelweg 235+PP

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Living in a wooden dream palace in the middle of Amsterdam North!

Are you looking for a unique and stylish place to live in a vibrant location? Then look no further, because this beautiful 3-bedroom apartment in the Timberhouse is the perfect match for you!

This unique building, built entirely of wood, is a real eye-catcher in the new Overhoeks district. Located between the IJ and the Van der Pekbuurt, here you can enjoy all the hustle and bustle of the city with the peace and quiet of the water and greenery around you. And with EYE Film Museum just steps away, there is always something to do.

Inside, you will experience a warm and modern sense of home. With an area of approximately 62 m², this first-floor apartment offers all the space you need. Two bedrooms, a luxury kitchen with modern appliances, a bathroom with double sink and design radiator, a separate toilet and a lovely balcony complete the picture. And for extra relaxation, there is a beautiful, private courtyard garden where you can relax.

This apartment is perfect for:
– Busy professionals looking for a comfortable and stylish place to live with all amenities at your fingertips.
– Lovers of sustainability who want to live in a unique and ecological building.

Details Distelweg 235
– Available immedialy;
– Located on the first floor;
– Living area approx. 62 m²;
– Two bedrooms;
– Including high quality flooring;
– Luxury kitchen with modern appliances;
– Bathroom with shower, double sink and design radiator;
– Separate toilet;
– Semi-furnished with floor, wallpaper, curtain rails. Without lighting, curtains and furniture;
– Service costs € 46, – per month;
– House sharing not allowed, no students;
– No pets and no smokers;
– The house is rented including parking. The costs are € 156,15 per month and are included in the rent of the house.

This information has been carefully compiled by us. However, no liability is accepted for any incompleteness, inaccuracy or otherwise, or the consequences thereof. All dimensions and surfaces are indicative. The NVM conditions apply.