This end-of-terrace family house is located in the Randwijck neighborhood of Amstelveen, an area characterised by a green, suburban character and well-maintained streets. The property sits on Amsterdamseweg, a main road in the neighbourhood, and is positioned south of Amsterdam’s Old South and near the Zuidas business district. The location provides access to local shops, schools and parks, including the northern part of the Amsterdamse Bos. Public transport connections are good and the A10 ring road can be reached by a short drive, offering further regional access.
The house has an approximate living area of 210 m² and a plot area of about 210 m², with a reported volume of 600 m³. Internally the property is arranged over the ground floor, first floor and attic and is described as having seven rooms in total, including five bedrooms and two bathrooms. The construction date is listed as 1926 and the building is an existing structure classified as an end-of-terrace family home. The overall upkeep is described as good.
Interior features include semi-furnished (upholstered) presentation with a combination of wood and carpet flooring. The bathrooms are equipped with a separate shower and a bath, and there is a separate toilet. Storage is provided in the form of a shed and a basement. Outside spaces include an east-facing garden and an east-facing balcony or terrace.
Additional practical details provided for the property include a parking permit that is available for the location and an energy rating of F. The listing notes the quality of public transportation in the area as good. Photographs associated with the listing are from a similar corner house owned by the same owner. The description focuses on stable, factual attributes of the property such as layout, construction year, floor arrangement and the presence of specific amenities and storage options.
