








Spacious Corner Apartment with Balcony and Views over Amstelpark
Key Features
Description
The property located at Mensinge 26 in the Buitenveldert-Oost-Midden neighborhood of Amsterdam presents itself as a spacious corner apartment offering generous living space and attractive views. Situated on the fourteenth and uppermost floor of a solid and well-maintained residential complex, this four-room apartment combines practical living comfort with a pleasant residential environment at the edge of the Buitenveldert district.
Upon entering the building on the ground floor, residents and visitors are welcomed by a modern and spacious entrance area with mailboxes. An elevator provides convenient vertical transport to the upper residential levels. The top floor of the building houses only two apartments, ensuring a high degree of privacy and tranquility for the residents. The entrance to the apartment leads into a spacious hallway that provides access to all rooms in the residence.
The living area forms the heart of the apartment and covers an impressive area of approximately 50 square meters. This space is characterized by its generous proportions and abundant natural light. The open kitchen with a central cooking island integrates seamlessly with the living area, creating a cohesive space that is well suited for both daily living and entertaining guests. The kitchen is comprehensively equipped with modern built-in appliances. These include a fridge-freezer combination, a Quooker instant boiling water tap, a dishwasher, an induction cooktop, an oven, and a microwave. The cooking island offers ample space for casual meals or socializing while cooking.
The apartment contains three bedrooms in total. Two of these bedrooms are positioned on the south side of the building, benefiting from natural sunlight throughout the day. The third bedroom serves as the master bedroom and is located on the cooler north side of the apartment. This master bedroom features an ensuite bathroom equipped with a bathtub and a vanity unit, providing a private retreat within the home.
A second bathroom is accessible from the central hallway and is fitted with a shower, a toilet, and a vanity unit. Additionally, there is a separate toilet in the hallway, adding to the practical convenience of the floor plan. This arrangement with two full bathrooms and a separate toilet is relatively uncommon for apartments of this era and represents a significant upgrade from the original layout.
One of the notable features of this apartment is the spacious balcony. Measuring 31 square meters according to the property specifications, the balcony spans the full width of the apartment and offers considerable depth. This outdoor space is accessible from the living room as well as from two of the bedrooms. The south-facing orientation ensures that the balcony receives ample sunlight, making it an attractive extension of the living space during the warmer months. The size of the balcony allows for the placement of both a dining area and a separate seating area. The elevated position of the apartment provides an unobstructed view over the surrounding area, including the nearby Amstelpark. On clear days, it is reportedly possible to see as far as the city of Utrecht on the horizon.
The apartment has undergone substantial renovation in recent years. The current owner has installed a luxury kitchen with a cooking island, laid a light-colored PVC floor throughout, and modernized both bathrooms. The finish level is described as modern and neutral, providing a good foundation for the new owner to add personal touches. According to the listing, some finishing work remains to be done by the purchaser. This includes painting, some plastering work, and the installation of skirting boards. These are relatively minor tasks that allow the new owner to customize the aesthetic details to their personal preferences.
The windows in the apartment consist of a combination of wooden and synthetic frames with mostly double glazing. This contributes to the energy efficiency of the property, which carries an energy label C. Additional insulation measures include wall insulation and floor insulation. Heating is provided by a block heating system with individual meters, meaning residents have control over their own heating consumption while the system is shared among the building's occupants. Hot water is supplied through a central facility.
The building dates from approximately 1969 and features a flat roof with bituminous roofing material. Despite its age, the complex is described as robust and well maintained. The Owners' Association is professionally managed by Stedeplan, a property management company. The VvE is properly organized with registration at the Chamber of Commerce, holds annual general meetings, collects periodic contributions, maintains a reserve fund, has an established maintenance plan, and has arranged building insurance. A caretaker is present for minor maintenance tasks within the complex, contributing to the upkeep of the shared spaces.
The monthly service costs amount to 327.36 euros. These costs cover the management, maintenance of common areas, the caretaker services, and contributions to the reserve fund.
In addition to the apartment itself, the property includes a private storage unit located in the basement of the building. This storage space measures 11 square meters and provides useful additional space for items that do not need to be kept in the apartment. This is particularly valuable in an apartment context where storage space is often at a premium.
A significant aspect of this property is the leasehold situation. The apartment is situated on municipal leasehold land. The current lease period has been prepaid until September 15, 2091, with the AB2000 conditions applicable. This means that for approximately 67 years from the present, no additional leasehold payments will be due, which provides long-term cost certainty for the owner.
Parking in the vicinity is managed through a combination of paid parking, public parking spaces, and a parking permit system. This is typical for residential areas in Amsterdam where on-street parking is regulated.
The Buitenveldert neighborhood where the apartment is located is a well-established residential area in the southern part of Amsterdam. The proximity to the Amstelpark is a notable advantage, offering residents easy access to green recreational space. The edge-of-district location provides a somewhat quieter environment while still maintaining good connectivity to the rest of the city.
The total volume of the apartment is 441 cubic meters, and the NEN2580 measurement report is available to verify the stated living area of 133 square meters. The property is connected to a TV cable network.

