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1043NZ (Amsterdam)
€1,655/ month + €80 service costs
This apartment is located at Radarweg 293 in Amsterdam, within the Crossroads residential building near Station Sloterdijk. The residence offers approximately 65 square meters of living space with two separate bedrooms. The Crossroads complex comprises 239 rental apartments spread across 27 floors, ranging from studios to four-room apartments. The monthly rent is 1,655 euros, supplemented by 80 euros in service costs, and the home carries energy label A+++ with a registration of 133 WWS points. Like all homes in the building, the apartment has a sheltered outdoor space located within the facade, providing privacy while still offering access to the outdoors.
The interior is finished entirely new, from the kitchen to the bathroom. The kitchen comes equipped with built-in appliances, including an induction cooktop, with the layout varying depending on the apartment's floor plan and size. The bathroom features a shower with a toughened glass screen, a washbasin with mirror, and a towel radiator. Comfort is supported by underfloor heating combined with a heat recovery ventilation system, which draws fresh air from outside and distributes it through the living spaces. The building additionally uses a WKO (heat-cold storage) system, which includes a limited possibility for cooling.
Crossroads was designed with green communal areas where residents and passers-by can meet. These include a collective morning garden and an evening garden, greenery climbing along several facades, and benches and art with light installations around the building. The complex offers a collective bicycle storage facility with high-low racks, accessible via the water garden; there are no parking places at the building. Residents also have access to an online platform and app through which they can communicate with neighbors and the property manager about maintenance, shared items, and social activities in a secure environment.
The location at the junction of the city and the surrounding green area offers strong accessibility for cycling, public transport, and car travel. Situated near Station Sloterdijk, Amsterdam Central Station can be reached by public transport within approximately eight minutes. By car, the A10 ring road is about three minutes away via the N200 and A10. Schiphol Airport is roughly fifteen minutes by car, Haarlem about twenty minutes, and the beach at Bloemendaal aan Zee around half an hour. The surrounding neighborhood offers a varied supply of culinary, cultural, and recreational options.
Price
€1,655.00
Service Costs
€80.00
Available From
December 1, 2026
Contract Type
A
Min Duration
12
Condition
New
WWS Points
133
Balcony
Bike Storage
Property Type
Apartment
Number of Floors
27
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Amenities
Heating Type
Central
Cooktop Type
Induction
Energy Source
All electric
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