Fully Renovated Apartment with Private Parking in Green Amsterdam Location

This four room apartment is located at Leerdamhof 75 in the L-buurt district of Amsterdam. The property offers approximately 88 square meters of living space and is situated on the second floor of a well maintained building complex. The apartment has been fully renovated and is presented in move in ready condition. The leasehold (erfpacht) has been perpetually paid off, which means there are no periodic leasehold charges to consider for future owners.

The apartment underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2022. During this renovation the entire electrical installation was renewed, including all outlets and switches. The floors, plasterwork and paintwork throughout the entire home were also completely renewed. The living room has been finished with steel doors with glass creating an en suite configuration, as well as custom made wooden doors, giving the space a refined and warm appearance.

The kitchen serves as a focal point of the home and features a cozy coffee corner. It is equipped with a Bora cooktop with integrated extraction, an oven, an extra large refrigerator, a separate freezer, a dishwasher and a plinth boiler for hot water. The kitchen connects openly to the bright and spacious living room, which offers pleasant views of greenery on both sides of the apartment.

Additional sustainability and renovation work was carried out in 2025 and 2026. In 2025 the aluminum window frames were replaced with plastic frames fitted with HR+++ glass. All balcony doors and other rotating parts were renewed and fully fitted with HR+++ glass. The mechanical ventilation system was also replaced, and the roof and ceilings of the storage areas were insulated. New radiators were installed in the kitchen, living room and en suite room. In 2025 and 2026 the bathroom and separate toilet were completely renewed and the entire apartment was repainted, resulting in a meticulously finished home. The central heating boiler, an Intergas Compact HRE from 2010 which is owned by the current owner, received a maintenance service in 2026 and has been set to an energy efficient heating regime.

The layout of the apartment is practical and flexible. Upon entering you reach the hallway which provides access to all rooms and includes a practical fixed storage cupboard. The en suite room can be used flexibly as a third bedroom, home office or relaxation space and includes a walk in closet. In addition to this flexible space there are two well sized bedrooms. The recently renovated bathroom is modernly finished and equipped with a shower and washbasin. The separate toilet has also been recently renewed.

The outdoor spaces are a notable feature of this property. The apartment benefits from three balconies in total. The main terrace measures approximately 12 square meters and offers ample opportunity to enjoy the outdoors and the green views. The two additional balconies provide extra outdoor space and flexibility in terms of sun exposure throughout the day. The Gebouwgebonden buitenruimte (outdoor space attached to the building) is listed at 12 square meters.

In the basement there is an external storage unit. The listing description mentions this storage measures approximately 5 square meters and is equipped with electricity, making it suitable for storing bicycles including electric bikes and additional belongings. The structured features section lists the external storage space at 18 square meters. This discrepancy should be verified with the selling agent.

The property also includes a covered private parking space in a closed garage. This is a valuable feature in Amsterdam where parking can be difficult to find. The parking is located on closed grounds, providing security for your vehicle.

The building is equipped with a lift, which adds convenience for residents. Other provisions include mechanical ventilation, natural ventilation and a TV cable connection. The apartment is located in a portiekflat (gallery flat) constructed in 1980 with a flat roof.

The location of this apartment is described as one of the greenest spots in Amsterdam. The property is situated directly adjacent to the Gaasperplas recreational area, which includes a renewed park, beach areas and future hospitality facilities. Residents can enjoy a nearly rural atmosphere with bird sounds and waterfront walks while still living in Amsterdam. The area is particularly suitable for families, with childcare facilities, primary schools and a children's farm (kinderboerderij) in the vicinity. There is also the possibility to rent a private vegetable garden (moestuin) nearby.

Despite the peaceful setting, the accessibility is excellent. Public transport options including metro and bus services provide connections to the rest of the city, with Amsterdam Central Station reachable in approximately 30 minutes by public transport. The nearby highways A1, A2, A9 and A10 are easily accessible. The tunneling of the highway has further improved the living environment by reducing traffic noise in the area.

The property has an energy label A, reflecting the various insulation and sustainability measures that have been implemented. The insulation includes roof insulation and triple glazing. Heating is provided by the gas fired combination boiler and hot water is supplied through both the CV boiler and an electric boiler.

The Owners Association (VvE) is properly organized and registered with the Chamber of Commerce (KvK). The monthly VvE contribution is 387 euros. The VvE holds annual meetings, has a periodic contribution system, maintains a reserve fund, has a maintenance plan in place and has building insurance. These are all positive indicators of a well managed association.

The asking price is 399000 euros costs to buyer (kosten koper). This translates to approximately 4534 euros per square meter. The property is available and acceptance terms are to be discussed (in overleg). The cadastral designation shows the property is municipal ownership burdened with leasehold, with the leasehold perpetually paid off. This designation appears three times in the cadastral data section.