Mary van der Sluisstraat, Amsterdam

Mary van der Sluisstraat

Appartement - Amsterdam

A beautiful modern 3-room apartment of 95 m2 equipped with solar panels. The apartment is spacious and located in a modern apartment complex on Zeeburgereiland. The apartment is conveniently located for public transport and various highways.

Entrance, spacious hall with access to all rooms. Toilet room with hanging toilet and sink. Storage room with preparation for washing machine. Modern and neat bathroom with shower and large sink. Subsequently two spacious bedrooms. The spacious living room has many windows, which makes for a sunny living room.
The modern and luxurious kitchen has various built-in appliances including a refrigerator, freezer, dishwasher, oven, microwave and 4-burner hob. From the living room you have access to the sunny balcony.

The Y-City apartment complex has a playful, sturdy and robust appearance and was completed in 2016. The main entrance is located on Mary van der Sluisstraat and the sunny balcony is at the quiet rear of the building. Zeeburgereiland has many facilities such as primary and secondary schools, childcare, various sports clubs, Albert Heijn and restaurants such as Haddock and the Espressofabriek.

This apartment is located at a starting point for cycling and walking routes to the green Waterland with beautiful views and authentic villages. Directly across the bridge in the village of Schellingwoude is the Landmarkt: a fresh market with artisanal products from local farmers and growers. The largest skate park in the Netherlands is located on Zeeburgereiland. The area is in full development and there is more and more to do for young and old.

Fun fact!
The name of the street Mary van der Sluis was Dutch champion in fencing on foil in 1937 and 1947. She managed to get a place for the 1948 Olympic Games in London. It is special that as a Jewish woman she took part in such a major tournament immediately after the Second World War.

Accessibility:
Located within the ring road in the East district and 5 minutes away from the A10 and A1 ring roads. A 10-minute bike ride from the bustling Indische Buurt and the Dappermarkt in East. Tram 26 takes you to Central Station within 10 minutes. Amstel and Muiderpoort stations are easily accessible via a bus line.